ESFOEMilitary Smart Watch for Men(Answer/Dial Calls),1.43" AMOLED Always-on Display,Fitness Tracker 126+ Sports Modes/IP68/Heart Rate/Sleep/SpO2/Blood Pressure,Tactical Outdoor Rugged Watch for iOS Android

Unboxing: the watch came packaged in a beautiful top-notch box, including cleaning wipes, a soft band and the stainless steel band, a magnetic charger, and a link removal tool.Set up: although no instructions for this, it is simple to remove the link pins to take out band segments, just make sure you line up the press pin with the hole in the side of the band. it is just like a bicycle chain link tool but smaller.Pairing: download the app (IOS in my case), and easily pair the watch. worked first try.Settings: are self explanatory, except the Always ON Display. to set that up to to SETTINGS > DISPLAY > AOD. there are 3 choices, Shut Down= do not use the always on display. screen is black. Analog= show an analog clock face which is hard to read, Digital= the best choice- show time, battery life, steps, and day/date.Customize face: on the app there are many interesting clock faces to choose. you can make your own but there is ONLY ONE format for this with limited placement for the time display. and, you can only save one custom watch face at a time. but, i end up using the AOD for time, and when I want, I can press the button and seem my DOG... so that is cool.Health: the pulse ox, pulse rate, an BP seem to work fine. it would be nice if the app could save over night pulse oximetry data. i would love that.Phone: i have already received and answered phone calls easily on the watch and it works well for that.Music: pretty useless. the sound quality is terrible as expected.Photos: there is no way i am aware of to see your photos on the watch.APPS: you cannot download apps like an Apple watch. but I don't need that.Battery Life: excellent. with the AOD display on, I am at 85% after 24 hours.Screen protectors: I have ordered some round glass screen protectors because otherwise I cannot have anything nice.Overall: so far it does everything I really need and expected. I am proud to wear it and show people my dog.

This is the second inexpensive smart watch I've purchased. It has great features and a very good battery life. I get about a week out of normal use. It's water resistant, more so than the first smartwatch I purchased from this company. It survived a day at the beach, getting soaked but not fully submerged with salt water. It comes with 2 bands, one stainless steel and the other silicone. I use the silicone, as it is more comfortable and has a larger amount of fit adjustability.The companion app needs to stay running on your phone. I found the instructions to do this a little difficult to understand, but I was eventually able to figure it out.Also, the glass touchscreen is not as durable as advertised. I highly recommend buying screen protectors at the same time as buying the watch. The first watch I purchased got scratched within a week of normal use.The customer service is top notch. When my first watch got scratched, I emailed them to inquire about repairing the screen. The sent me a new watch instead and I got to keep the scratched one.

I bought this as my first smartwatch, wanting originally to use as a fitness tracker and maybe explore some of the conveniences. Good reviews and a decent price - better than going through box stores and the cellular companies.The watch arrived quickly in a small box. It takes a bit to adjust the size in the very nice steel band (you'll need some pliers), but the box comes with a removal tool. Smart. It's a big watch, but is quite comfortable on the wrist.The watch comes about 80% charged, but you need to hook it up to the supplied charger before you sync it with your phone. It doesn't support wireless charging, but I don't think that's going to be an issue - battery life is very good (so far). Sync is pretty easy (Android; Samsung) but you need to use their app, FitCloudPro. If you try to just sync it with Bluetooth, it won't connect.Expect to spend some time playing with it to figure out how it works. The "manual" (2×1"; hope your eyes are good!) just covers the basics. But once you set it up the way you want it, it's pretty easy. The app and watch are set up mostly as a fitness device - there are TONS of exercise modes you can choose from; pick what you want and push them to the phone via the app (although it only holds two extra exercise modes than what's already on the watch. Hula hoop? REALLY?). Also, there are a lot of watch faces to choose from built into the app. Pick what you want, but it only stores one face along with the ones that are on the watch to begin with.Now here's where the watch shows its price - the app doesn't allow loading any extra apps. You're stuck with what you get. If you're cool with that, you'll be fine. If you want to be really productive with your watch (GPS, maps, reminders, lists, etc. ), you'll have to wait until the app is expanded/overhauled. There is a service email which they responded to quickly, so I'll give them props for that.So it's a good watch - nice build, long battery, easy to read. But the app features doesn't allow for a lot of customizing.