FTTMWTAG Smart Watch for Android iPhone, 1.9" Fitness Tracker with (Answer/Make Calls) IP 67 Waterproof Sport Digital Watches, Blood Pressure Heart Rate Monitor Step Counter Sleep Tracker

Bought these for a couple of boys teenagers that is for Christmas gifts and it went over really good they really liked them and they kind of weren't expecting anything like that, so they are a great gift item

Unbelievable battery life. I've been getting 2+ weeks per charge under24x7 use.step count is not the best, but heart rate, BP, and oxygen are pretty spo t on. It's easy to monitor with the app, and the app provides so much functionality.

Can't go wrong for the price, but I don't like the connection to phone. Totally takes over. Great for my steps and BP, heart rate

This smartwatch allows you to make and answer calls directly from your wrist, which is very convenient. The fitness features and AI control make it a very complete device for everyday use. Easy to use and performs well.

The only thing this watch does right is tell the time. It is suppose to check blood pressure, it is 40 off! Track your sleep? Every day it tells me I slept 21/2 hours. Heart rate, I’m either dying with a rate of 30 or it is 120 beats or over. So according to this watch I’m on the verge of a stroke, heart attack or dead. As far as steps a day, no more than 89 steps, it’s funny because I must take really loooong strides for the 2 miles I walk, I know it isn’t a lot but I’m in my upper 60’s . I better get my affairs in order

Easy to use. Nice watch

Muy bueno

At first, I loved this watch—such a good deal! But as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. The first month it worked like a charm, but after that, I noticed it stopped tracking my sleep, and the stress tracker became unreliable. Initially, it tracked my sleep really well every night. However, around the 2.5-month mark, it started completely skipping sleep tracking. I even adjusted the watch to face inward so it sat directly on my pulse. Sometimes that helped, but more often than not, it still failed to record anything. I'm not sure why the disconnect happened. I also tested the stress tracking feature by comparing it to the Ultrahuman Ring and another watch worn on the opposite wrist. The other two devices consistently matched, while this watch showed the same results every single day—clearly inaccurate. Overall, I think the watch is great for basic fitness tracking. I like being able to see messages, receive phone calls, and track my steps—it does those things well. If you're looking for an affordable watch to count steps and keep time, this is a solid option. But if you're interested in the additional features it advertises, I’d recommend investing in a more reliable device.