Fitpolo Smart Watch for Men Women,1.8” Touchscreen, Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in,24/7 Heart Rate, SpO2 Monitor, Step Counting, Sleep Tracking,IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch for Android iPhone

Update II, 12/10/2022: Ooohh I fixed it! I check the permissions on the app. I had closed the app for a couple of days, and then my phone removed some key permissionsWhy? Because I had deliberately aet my phone to remove permissions if an app has been unused for a while. That setting is in Settings, Apps, VeryFitPro, Permissions, Remove Permissions if Unused and Free Up Space). Restoring certain permissions works. I restored Body Sensor, Nearby Devices, and Physical Activity. Not sure if all of these are necessary, but whatever, it works now. User error strikes again! :D=====================================Update 12/10/2022: the watch suddenly decided not to connect to my phone anymore. Restarted phone a bunch of times, restarted Bluetooth, unpaired and repaired, nothing works. So, basically this device has gone from being a great, affordable alternative to shoddily constructed FitBits, which cost $100 - $200+ and then fall apart, to being a battery powered wrist pedometer with zero app functionality. If I want to log my fitness specs, pencil and paper it is. Oh well, it was a good 6 months while it lasted.Moral of the story: if you want a device to track your fitness, you're going to have to either buy a new one of these every 6 months, or shell out for an Apple Watch.≈==================================The tabs that attach my Fitbit Charge 4 to its band broke off and the battery life went way downhill after only 10 months. I was reluctant to reward their shoddy quality by buying another, so bought this as a replacement at 1/3 the price. It works great! The display is large and bright, so I can easilysee it even in bright sun, and the battery hangs on for a good 10 days.For anyone migrating to this over from Fitbit, you should know that it doesn't count small steps you might make incidentally walking around a small space. It also doesn't seem to count vibrations in a car. Therefore, don't be surprised if you find the step count is lower than you are used to. However, if you walk steadily from one place to another, or working out, it is accurate. If your goal is 10,000 steps, you might have to add another 1 1/2 miles to your regimen. I think it's more on par with how Apple Watch counts steps. You're probably getting a more honest result with this one than with a Fitbit.

Love it. The features I use the most are it tracking my steps, reminding me to drink water, checking my heart rate, keeping track of my sleep cycle, and it’s ability to receive phone calls and texts from my phone. And that’s not even all of it’s features! It helps me avoid the constant distractions on my phone (like news, social media apps, and shopping on the internet) and save that time for things that matter more. Wearing it is also a constant reminder to me to get my heart rate up and work out. The battery life is incredible. I can use it for two weeks+ without needing to charge it. Feels like any other watch, has an appearance similar to an Apple Watch but for a fraction of the cost. Overall, worth every penny. It does occasionally have a few connectivity issues to the app on your phone but if you restart your phone and the watch the problems fix themselves. At least in my case.

This has been a great watch. I've used it since December 2023. The app is nice for tracking important information. The only issue with the app I have has is its connectivity issue. It has lost info from my cycling rides or walks. There are some challenges to be apart of as well. I love seeing the scoreboard for daily step counts compared to others however, I don't know the timeline it is updated and what timeline others are on for their steps- at 5am, I hardly believe some people have 30k steps in already.The other issue I have is the watch band rubbing my skin down. I figured I could place a bandaid under the latch piece so that stops rubbing my arm. The watch face on the backside has rubbed my arm quite a bit as well. It isn't a big problem for me except needing to stop wearing the watch for a period of time to let the skin heal.The other interesting part is that the company has a Facebook page that you can join. When you first join, you can send them your order number to receive a gift for purchasing the watch. I am getting a watch band and a screen protector for the watch. The watch band is made of fabric material instead. I am hopeful that is much better than the rubber material so I can stop having the skin issue and have more continuous data being tracked.The battery charged fairly quickly. The app will let you know when it is fully charged granted you stay within the Bluetooth area of connection. The battery life is decent as well. I can typically use it 24/7 for about a week.The watch has a cool feature to get rid of water from inside. it vibrates the water out. It has a "flashlight" feature. It's not super bright but it lights up the whole screen.There are different screen faces you can use, many are free but there are many screen faces you can purchase too. I like using the screen face that tells me as much info as possible but I'd love to see more designs including the calories, heart rate, distance, steps, time, battery percentage, Bluetooth connection, and day.I love having a find my phone feature on the watch. I have ADHD and I lose my phone all the time. Leaving the watch on my arm 24/7 helps since I can find my phone when I sit it down in the most random places!There are brightness levels for the watch, DND, alarms, you can read messages sent to your phone on your watch.I haven't figured out if you can send messages since I've not used the Alexa feature.It can track your SPo2, stress levels throughout the day, and your sleep.I really enjoy seeing the sleep data. I am not sure how accurate it is but it will tell me if the sleep data taken will result in me being energized or needing a nap during the day and that typically tends to be accurate in my case.This watch can tell you the weather, pause and stop exercise by clicking the button on the side after beginning your exercise. I love this feature when cycling, if I need a break, I just click the button to pause the tracking.It will show call history and you can call people. The volume is great, and the phone connection is great for those listening to me speak from the watch for phone calls.It also looks like you can listen to music through the watch too.

I recently broke the screen to my Galaxy watch and just couldn't bring myself to spend $300 on a replacement. This watch was my 2nd choice. The first one I ordered was trash, so I sent that back and ordered this one instead. I'm glad that I did. Not only does it look great, but the screen is amazingly bright, and it is fairly accurate. I wore both my broken Galaxy Watch and this for about the first week just to track to see how accurate it is, and it wasn't exact but it's close enough- for under $30. This is definitely worth it. I had no problems pairing it to my Android phone, and so far, it's worked flawlessly.