This watch is seriously awesome for me. It keeps tabs on all the important stuff like sleep quality, steps, heart rate, SpO2, and different workouts. The battery life is impressive, especially if you're not using all the fancy extras – which I don't really need anyway. The app that goes with it works like a charm on my iPhone, giving me a solid record of my stats over time. I love how it maps out my hikes, showing time, distance, elevation changes, and more. The app tries to get me to upgrade to a paid plan for extra tips and info, but I'm good without it. Overall, it's a fantastic watch with top-notch tracking features. It might not be the best for hardcore triathletes, but it's perfect for me. I really like how it reminds me to get up when I've been sitting too long, and the heart rate and SpO2 readings are bang on. The sleep tracking is especially awesome, and for the price, it's a steal. Setting it up is a breeze too. Trust me, it's worth sticking with this watch rather than splurging on a pricier one. And the battery life? It's killer – even with heavy use, it lasts forever before needing a recharge. Seriously, I can't sing the praises of this watch enough.

This watch is awesome with a comfy band and a cool app. Super easy to set up and use, plus it has a long-lasting battery and lots of watch faces to choose from. You can even see the screen clearly in bright sunlight. It’s perfect for tracking steps and has a vibrating alarm that’s quiet but effective in getting me up in the morning. It vibrates and dings, making it easier to wake up and get moving. The step, time, and sleep tracking functions are great, though the sleep tracker isn’t super accurate. It’s excellent for tracking fitness, and the battery life is fantastic—I only need to charge it once a week, if that.

This watch is amazing! It looks great, feels comfy on my wrist, and it really keeps me motivated to stay active! Let me explain why I think this watch beats everything else in its price range and why it's becoming my favorite. It does everything I need and has so many features that won't let you down. If you're after a wallet-friendly option, this watch is spot-on—it's totally worth the money. I had to figure out how to stop those annoying message notifications from Google Messages, but the customization options helped me tweak the watch to fit my needs perfectly. The sleep tracking feature gives me useful info, although the motion sensor did wake me up sometimes, so I turned that off. But overall, the watch's other features make up for that small hiccup. The screen is super clear, and the design is sleek, which really adds to the whole experience. It runs smoothly and stays connected to my car and other Bluetooth gadgets all day long.

Great little watch and accompanying iOS app (called VeryFit) seem to talk pretty well together and nicely monitors my heart rate, steps, and sleep with no problems whatsoever. I’ve not tried to take it in the shower but supposed to be resistant and has a water-shedding mode, also. Comfortable, charges quickly, and holds a charge for a week with no issues so far

I got my watch with a charger and manual and both bands detached. I had to attach them. There was also a magnetic charging cable. To connect the watch to my phone, I had to scan a QR code that appeared when I first turned on the watch. The QR code sent me to the Google Play Store, where I downloaded the VeryFit app that works with the watch. I set up a new account and paired the watch with my phone through the app via Bluetooth. In all, the whole set up process took me around 7 minutes. It got many health tracking functions. I can track my heart rate, blood oxygen level, stress, sleep, and even my cycle. For the latter to work, I have to enter some information manually in the app. The app will then try to forecast my next days of bleeding. However, I still may have to correct the forecast, so the next one will be more accurate according to the app’s suggestions. As someone who is conscious about my overall health, I found these options of tracking quite interesting. It gave me a better understanding of my body and helped me make necessary changes to my lifestyle. The watch also has a built-in GPS. It can track my outdoor workouts, whether it's running, cycling, hiking or certain types of exercises. The GPS allows me to map my routes and keep a record of my progress. I found this to be a motivation to push myself further and set new fitness goals. The VeryFit app not only syncs all my data from the watch but also allows me to set personalized fitness goals. It also provides insights and suggestions based on my data. I was afraid, rain would destroy my watch. That’s why I googled what an IP68 water resistance rating means. I found out it’s water-resistant in fresh water to a maximum depth of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes. So, I guess it’s ok to do my runs with the watch on while raining. At least, mine is working after a 10-minute run in the rain. Even though I have the Amazon app, to connect Alexa to my watch, it redirected me to sign in to my browser where I'm not logged in. Still, it didn’t take me long to have Alexa ready. I can tell Alexa to set an alarm or timer or start the stop watch. It also can give me reminders and do some calendar related tasks. It recognizes my voice even when I don't hold the watch right in front of my mouth. I can change the watch face in the VeryFit app but I miss to add my own background picture as watch face. Either this option doesn't exist or i wasn't able to find it. Lastly, the battery lasts me more than 5 days after a full charge even after enabling all tracking functions. So far I have recharged it 5 times within a month of use.