Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker 1.69" Touch Screen Fitness Watch with Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Step Counter for Men Women Activity Trackers IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Sports for iOS Android

Instructions are simple to read.very easy to use. Battery lasts ages and is very useful

This is a low cost smart watch. On the face of it the functionality is amazing, but let's look in a bit more detail. The comments below relate to using the watch with the associated Gloryfit app. 1. Time - this is accurate because it uses the time from your mobile. Providing that the brightness is set to 3 bars (full) it's reasonably readable. 2. Steps - not really accurate, it counts arm movements e.g. when doing DIY jobs or pottering round the housr as steps so tends to overstate. 3. Heart rate. Seems reasonably accurate most of the time. 4.BP. I can't see how a watch could accurately read blood pressure so personally I ignore the one - if you want to know your BP I'd suggest that you use a proper machine. 5. O2. It uses LED technology, similar to the ones in those clips that they stick on your fingers in NHS, so it's plausible that this could be OK. The readings I obtained were similar to my own Oximeter (only slightly higher). I can't fully test this function because my O2 hasn't droppped to a dangerous level. 6. Weather - reads from the app. 7. Messages - shows the first few words from texts, emails etc. Could be useful if you want to see what a message is about without looking at your phone. 8. Music - you can pause, play or skip tracks on the music app currently playing on your phone. 9. Find my device - useful if you misplace your phone or watch. 10. Sleep. The watch can apparently show when you are asleep (light and deep sleep). Personally I don't wear a watch at night so I didn't test this out. On the plus side the strap is flexible, adjustable and very comfortable. Regarding charging I found out that it charges best with a 1.0 amp phone charger, when this was used the charge lasted a reasonably long time.

Great smartwatch for everyday use. The screen is bright and clear, calls connect smoothly, and the fitness tracking is reliable. Heart rate, sleep, and SpO2 monitoring all work well, and the step counter is accurate. With loads of sport modes and IP68 waterproofing, it’s perfect for both daily wear and workouts. Excellent value for the price.

This was a fair price

Bought this in 2023 & Wish I had listened to other reviews, many stating it stopped working/charging for them after a short time but I decided to trust good reviews and take a chance 😅 well 👀 that was silly wasn’t it! Forgot all about it after it failed 1 month after buying it but just came across it clearing out a drawer and thought I should do a review. It *was* easy to use, great quality, great step tracker, great display quality.. for a month while it worked! For 1 month or less, more like 3 weeks then it just stoped counting steps or anything else! 😅 It turns on but resets all the metrics every ten minutes to an hour 🫠 majorly frustrating when trying to get your 10k steps in because it resets after 151 steps or 386 steps or 808 steps or 256.. you really have no idea when it will do it, it’s just random and traumatic. 😅🫠 never know when it will simply wipe all the data collected for all things and then reset itself so now it’s just a £30 digital watch with no other features that’s sat in a drawer. Sleep tracker never worked at all mind you. 😅 I should have listened 🙂‍↕️

Before you buy this, know you're getting what you paid for. Don't expect anything brilliant for £20. I'd probably give is a 3.5 stars, but that isn't a thing on Amazon. Either way, I've had mine for a month and it's ok. Nothing more, nothing less. In terms of looks, really good. I saw some reviews from women saying it's a bit big. But it's the ideal size really. If it was smaller it would be difficult to see what you're doing. Perhaps if you're particularly small, look for something else. In terms of functionality, it does a job. It can track steps well. The sleep function seemed to work for me, though others found it unreliable. Again, £20. The thing that annoyed me is that I was using it to walk, and despite using the lock function, it still managed to stop somehow and not record it correctly. Also as much as it works perfectly fine in the swimming pool and sauna without breaking. I've got no idea what it means for tracking the swimming. It said I did 68 times in 14.5 minutes. Now I'm a good swimmer, but if that means 68 laps then I'm expecting a gold medal some time soon. The software definitely needs some work. And sadly, I don't think the feedback I've sent meant much. I've managed to change the watch face without meaning to do so (mid exercise or washing hands) and don't know how to change it back. But on the app you can choose from a nice selection of faces it seems. It also requires you to allow every single permission going on your phone when you set it up and doesn't seem to like it if you turn them off. So if that's not for you, look elsewhere. But overall, if you're looking for a cheap, stylish watch. That can track steps and sleep. And potentially track some things with regards to exercise, heart rate and calories, then give it a go. I've spent more on a take out dinner. Just be prepared for some frustrations with using it and try not to scratch the screen a little bit carrying fridges out of buildings... Still fuming to be honest...

I’ve been wearing this watch for a few weeks now and think it’s great. I only wanted a cheap basic watch, just to tell the time really. All other functions are a bonus for me. I compared the heart rate and blood pressure function at work (I work in a hospital) and the results were pretty similar, although not 100% accurate it gives a pretty close indication. The step count is also similar to that on my iPhone. The ability to link it to my iPhone to get notifications from WhatsApp, messenger etc works fine, it just shows the 1st line of any message. The app is pretty good too which shows heart rate, blood pressure, steps and sleep. There is a good choice of watch dials to use and you can also choose from your camera roll. The screen is really responsive and you’d be hard pushed to tell it apart from an expensive Apple Watch. However I’ve found the rubber strap a bit fiddly and sometimes the strap comes out of the loops but this isn’t a great problem. It’s a quick release 20mm strap that can be replaced. Battery life is fantastic and lasts a good few days to a week between charges. I wear the watch while washing up and haven’t had an issue but I do take it off for showering so couldn’t comment on how waterproof it would be. I’ve not got the sleep function to work properly, and the raise to wake function doesn’t always work but all in all it’s a £20 watch and great value for money. Highly recommended for the price.

Edit after 2 months use: Still very impressed for such a cheap watch it hasn't missed a beat. Connects to phone, delivers alerts promptly and battery still lasts for days. If you find your battery not lasting turn off auto on (when you raise your wrist) that makes a massive difference. We all love a bargain but most of the time it turns out to be utter garbage. Not the case for this little gem. I wanted a cheap smart watch for use at work so I didn't have to carry my phone round all day and this fits my needs. It works, tracks my sleep (occasionally over tracks if you don't move enough) and BP is fairly close to being correct but always just below what it should be. Phone notifications are spot on however and I've had no issues at all and that is what I wanted. It works each time every time with my S22 Ultra and the battery lasts for days - I'm currently on day 4 and battery still showing 50%. Don't get me wrong this isn't comparable to a high end watch but for a cheap watch it certainly does what you want and it doesn't constantly disconnect like one I had before. Very good, decently priced works well, just not great as a health tracker.