KumiKumi Smart Watch For Men Women With Touch Screen(GPS),Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Fitness Tracker, Voice Assistant And Message Reminders, 100+ Sport Modes With IP68 Waterproof For Android iOS Black

Wife loves it and it works better than apple

Good product for what it is, has trouble staying connected to phone, app has to run in background which drains battery a bit, but if your charging phone everyday it shouldn't matter. Has tons of functions and works well. Battery life last about 3-4 days easy. Love the tracking abilities and custom faces and button functions. Which the turning knob rotated through functions. But small set back for a good product.

Overall I like the phone. Face options are varied and many. The exercise apps are a PITA! Many options but too many that are just needless. Apparently, there's no way to remove or even save your preferred exercise apps. The home exercise screen only has 1 app I'd use. I want to have it set to my custom choices. Battery life is fair. The company contacted me apparently there's no way to customize the exercises and when you add 1 another choice disappears. on the watch there are about 6 exercises that mean nothing to me. I want to only add exercises that I use. Apart from that the watch is nice.

I love all the settings and it all works as it should. Fantastic for the price

I wasn't sure if I would like having a smart watch or not. So instead of dropping a thousand on a big name brand, I just got this budget one. Just to try it out for a while. I liked it so much I did end up eventually upgrading to a Pixel Watch 2.I was impressed with the battery life, lasting me about a whole week on a single charge with Always on Display turned off. And it only took a couple hours to get a full charge as well. The build is pretty durable and I didn't feel the need to get it a screen protector or case of any kind.I used it daily for tracking steps while on the treadmill. It seemed pretty accurate to me but I did notice it doesn't seem to have logic of when you reach to grab something. It tracks steps by detecting that your arm is swinging back and forth when you walk. But I would grab my water next to me and take a drink while I'm walking and it wouldn't count the steps during the time I was drinking because my arm stopped moving as much. I didn't think much of it until I got the Pixel Watch 2 and it DID keep track of steps in the same situation. Just a little nitpick I think could've been done better but otherwise the step count would be perfectly accurate. If you have a big enough strap to instead put it on your ankle when you walk it would be just fine.When it comes to notifications, I had some trouble setting it up with my Pixel 8 Pro. I eventually got it to display texts from my phone but it seemed buggy. Every text I got would pop up a notification on the watch TWICE. That got annoying pretty quick so I eventually disabled text notifications and just used the watch for step counting, alarms, and timers.Overall a really good budget watch. Definitely recommend. Especially good if you're just curious about smart watches and want to take a first step into trying it out like I was.