Smart Watch for Men Women (Answer/Make Call), 2.0"Smartwatch Fitness Tracker with 100+ Sport Modes, Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, Pedometer, SpO2, IP67 Waterproof, Activity Tracker for Android iOS Phones

I recently purchased the Smart Watch for Men and Women, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in many ways!The design is sleek and modern, making it versatile for both casual and formal occasions. The customizable watch faces allow for personal expression, and the lightweight material ensures comfort throughout the day. This smartwatch is packed with features! The fitness tracking capabilities are impressive, including heart rate monitoring, step counting, and sleep analysis. I particularly appreciate the reminders to move, which keep me active throughout the day. The built-in GPS is also a game-changer for outdoor activities, providing accurate tracking without needing to carry my phone. It even had games in it that my toddler is already obsessed with it :D

I bought a name brand fitness watch years ago, mainly used it for steps, heartbeat, and seeing text messages without getting out my phone(No phone calls though). I had one BIG issue with it. I could never read it outside when it was sunny. Then never wanted to get another because of how much they cost.That all changed when I found this watch and gave it a try. First, at $40 it doesn't break the bank. It's amazing what this watch does for that price. It does steps and distance (you can even program your stride length). It does your oxygen level and heartbeat accurately. It does blood pressure, but that is not so accurate. The top number can be low 10-20, and bottom number off about 5-10. I have never found a non pressure cup device to be accurate on that though. But I can use this as a gauge to see what my BP is doing, so it is helpful.What makes me the happiest with this watch is that you can easily read it outdoors in the sun. You can adjust the brightness, and also pick what watch face you want. I had to download one that I liked. At half brightness it is very easy to read outdoors in the sun. You do need to download an app to make this work at first and program things, but that is easy. I've haven't used much of the fitness trackers on this watch because there are so many, but I will learn them over time.As for Bluetooth connection, download app first, follow directions, then look for ZL80B on your phone to connect to, pretty simple. For messages it notifies you and you can read them. Phone calls can be made directly from watch, dial and also program in a few contacts. There is a speaker and microphone that work well, but I did notice you may have to speak on the left side of watch for others to hear you better.This watch will be great for what I do outdoors, not having to get phone out of pocket. Being water resistant, I can go kayaking and put my phone in a dry bag or box, and then use this watch to not miss a call or message that might be important. All in all, for how cheap price this watch is, it is very much worth it to me.

I actually came here because I couldn’t recharge my watch, but the comments on the replacement cord made me sad:( Apparently this is a well-known glitch with the cable and not our watch. It can be completely random. (Um, this is replacing another watch which suddenly stopped working. I feel bad now. Our watch is way spiffier, though.) I LOVE THIS WATCH!! Phone calls! Woot!Health comments: I have to go to doctors a lot, and at two different offices, it was only one pulse beat different from the machines. It also measured blood oxygenation correctly. It gets the right answer for my sleep pattern. Next time, I’ll test blood pressure.Guys, please take our $40 watch as just giving a really good guess. It is not a doctor. (If you seriously want to get an accurate pressure reading, use a cuff.) But.. .I’m just wondering whether or not the people with issues had the watch completely touching the correct part of the wrist. (I found this out when I loosened the band, heh) I have a smart scale which can tell me what my BMI, bone density, etc. (Whoa! The 21century tech explosion.)This is my guess: They probably have a sort of map that tells it “hey! hard stuff! Bone!” etc. It is making a teeny electrical charge down through the layers. There's something called resistance, which is how easy/hard it is for electricity to get through. All body stuff would have different numbers and functions.My scale has a really big map so it can read my whole body, but our watch’s map is only interested in that spot on your hand. Those silver bits all have to touch for the electricity to finish its current. So try snuggling it.ANYWAY: I actually came here bc it’s not charging.:(I’m sorry I told you all this. Two morals to this story: 1: It’s probably the cord, and apparently all/many are flaky, so good luck.2: friends don’t let friends go to grad school.Signed , A Really Smart Person Who Spent 15 Years Married To an AstrophysicistAgain, I’m sorry. I’m going back to work now.

I've been using this smartwatch for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed.i like it because:-The design is comfortable to wear all day.- The display is bright, responsive, and easy to read, even in direct sunlight.-The battery life is good-Syncing with my phone was quick and seamless, and the app provides a ton of customization options for watch faces and notifications.Overall, this smartwatch offers great value for the price.Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile smartwatch!

Return in process!Attempted for 4 hours to get the watch band to attach. It would not attach. Had an out side person attempt not successful. Great looking and had the perfect screen.