Smart Watch with Alexa Built-in‌, 1.83″ HD Fitness Tracker with Bluetooth Calls/Messages, IP68

Best Smart Watch
I recently purchased this smartwatch and I’m beyond impressed! I got a replacement because first package was missing.Setup was quick and easy, and it synced seamlessly with my phone. The screen is clear and bright, and I love how responsive the touch is. The battery life is excellent—I can go days without recharging.What I love most are the health and fitness features. The heart rate and step counter are very accurate, and the sleep tracker gives helpful insights. I also appreciate getting my text/call notifications right on my wrist, which makes it super convenient for work and on the go.The design is sleek and comfortable to wear all day, and it doesn’t feel bulky like some other smartwatches. For the price, this watch definitely exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an affordable yet reliable smartwatch!

Bright colorful display, easy to use, perfect size
Clear display, nice fit, easy to set options. The watch is nice, functional and I love the bright display.. Very easy to set, although when setting Alexa the connection disconnects. Have not yet received or make calls, but can see my messages which is convenient. Would definitely recommend due to it’s functionality, and ease of use. Would love to purchase watch bands in various colors.

Good for the price, better than most UPDATE: battery killer!
Update: the Android app drains phone battery in record time. And with the app running full time the phone gets pretty hot,too. My phone loses 60% of capacity in a few hours. Because of this, and I have proven it is the app, I am returning the watch. Changing my opinion to Do Not Buy.48 hours into owning this watch. I have had a variety of electronic watches in the past starting with a Fit*** 10 years ago. Most wound up returned or trashed, and all were far more than $29. Here are the pros and cons:1. I want to be able to twist my wrist up and see the time. Most watches require me to act like a circus clown waving my arm around or pressing a button. This watch, though not perfect, does a better job of showing me the time than most others with a simple arm movement that the others seem to fail. Not perfect, but better than most.2. Heart rate. This is always a problem with these watches, and this one is no exception. If you look at the “running statistic” during the day I’ve seen rates from 156 down to 41. My real resting rate is 54-56 and it is darn near impossible to get it above 75. (This is normal for me and not a health issue.) Now if I press the button to take an instant reading, it comes out correct plus or minus 1 or 2 counts. That’s as good as even a doctor gets. So ignore the cumulative high/low readings; they are just not accurate. Nor have I ever had a watch that was any better.3. Connection to Android watch, specifically Samsung Z Flip. Connecting was easy-peasy. About the easiest ever. Yes, you need a free app on your watch. But this one only connects via Bluetooth so if the watch and phone are separated by more than about 20 feet the watch disconnects. Easy enough to re-connect, just get in range and press a screen prompt. But use this watch while you have your phone close by.4. Alexa. Yep, this works with Alexa as long as it connects to your watch. And it works just as good as being next to a real Alexa device. This one caught me off guard. I assumed it would suck, but it doesn’t! It actually works, and works very well. My main use is in my workshop, where I have power tools running and the Alexa devices don’t always respond because of noise. Having the ability to talk to my wrist is a big plus. This feature alone means I’m not returning it!5. Workouts. I’m 78. I don’t workout. I can’t comment on those features. Getting out of bed in the morning and making it to the bathroom in time is my workout.6. Screen designs. There is a huge library of screen designs for free, plus an extended library of screens for about 70 cents each. I am using a free design. I had a lot of choices and it was fun to review them. The watch will hold about 5 screens at a time and it is easy to switch between them. But I just stick with the one I like best.7. Battery life. As advertised. Very long. Loses about 15-20% battery over 24 hours. I’m happy with that. Several days without charging, but I’m still testing that since I’ve only had the watch for 48 hours.8. Charging cable. It comes with one and it is special. But Amazon has a lot of them for sale at really low prices. Just ordered a 2-pak for $8. Be sure to get spares.9. Wrist band. You are going to want to replace it unless you really want a rubbery waterproof band. All my expensive past watches were the same. Get a band you like. Anything over $9 is probably overkill. It uses the easy mount system with the spring latches. Stupidly easy to change.Summary: For what I expected, it surpasses. For what I want it for, it is spot on. Would I have paid $100 for it? No. But for $29 this is a steal. 1 star deducted for not having a longer range from phone to watch, and that’s just me being a grouchy old man. I do recommend this watch.

Wish Battery Life Was Better
My Fitbit went out a couple of months ago and I didn’t want to spend the money on getting another one right now. I started doing research and checking reviews and came across this one. I was so use to getting 7-9 days battery life out of my Fitbit, so when this one says 5-7 days I thought that was pretty good. Unfortunately, I get nowhere close to 5-7 days. At most I will get 3 days. The battery life drops drastically in a matter of hours. This was charged yesterday and as the picture shows I’m already at 77%. By tomorrow I’ll be at 30% or less. I was really hoping the battery life would be better. If you don’t mind having to charge every few days then it is a good watch without spending a ton of money compared to a Fitbit or Apple Watch.