Spade & Co Health Smartwatch 3 - Health, Fitness & Activity Tracker with 10+ Day Battery Life, Alexa Built-in, Bluetooth Call, Sleep Monitor, Waterproof for iPhone & Android, Men & Women

I'm enjoying the many health, fitness, phone, text, and Amazon Alexa features thus watch provides. I love answering my Android phone calls and texts on this watch vs always pulling my phone out. I also like the detailed analysis provide by linked APP. When I open the APP, I can track my sleep quality and a good number of health and fitness data over time in greater detail. This watch looks like an I watch and it is priced very nicely and looks good with anything I wear. The only downside is: I'm wearing this watch all the time and my expensive regular watches are sitting in a drawer.

Set up was quick and easy, however, Unless you’re running, walking or doing yoga watch is useless. Doesn’t track biking, skiing, paddle boarding, or anything else. Also does not sync with phone, even though Bluetooth connection shows connected so you cannot see texts or phone calls. No customer service options to resolve either. You can use an AI option but it just answers simple questions. Health data does come through phone to app, showing Bluetooth is connected but again it is limited data per above. If you want a true sports watch that provides all exercise data and phone connectivity don’t buy this watch.

Cons: a.) If I get up during the night because I can't get back to sleep, the watch does not pick up the sleep when I do return to bed. b.) It doesn't pick up naps. c.) When I ride my stationary bike, there's no category (inside bike) to enter it. d.) Even when my work is physical, if I'm not moving around while doing it, the watch doesn't count it.Pros: a.) I can't believe how long the battery lasts! I'm getting about 2 weeks on a charge. b.) In addition to costing less than other exercise watches, it saves me money every month because it's blue tooth and I was able to get rid of a phone line (required for my previous watch.) c.) It's stylish and the size of the face let's me see the time and other info when I'm not wearing my glasses. d.) It's "water proof". I can swim without having to remove my watch or putting it in a special mode. I've had other exercise watches that did not handle showers or swimming--even though they claimed to be water resistant.) e.) There are leather replacement bands available for it. Just make sure to get the correct width--mine is 19mm wide.

The watch kept good time and worked for steps, but all other exercises including bike rides were inaccurate and non-functional. I bought this after my Fitbit gave out but could never get it to work properly.After a year I purchased another Fitbit which has been fabulous.

No written instructions to attach the wrist band, and minimal for other set-up action.My 16 year old grandson was required to set it up.I have to wear the watch up my arm because the band is too large.It doesn't count my steps accurately.I have to push it into my arm to have it read the blood oxygen.Even with my reader glasses, the print was too small!

Ease of useHealth monitor pulse o2 n steps n stress

Do not waste your money, as others have said, no worth while instructions, no online info, no manufacture website. Afte a couple of weeks will not take a charge, just flashes back and forth from charge screen to watch face while on charger and beeping and vibrating.

I really like the Smartwatch II and Smartwatch III. It would be nice if the features of each could be combined but I get that there are limtits to space and function. The watch does everything the company claims it will do but is sometimes insensitive to scrolling, especially when it is very cold. Interacts well with my cellphone.