CMF 1.96’’ Watch Pro Smartwatch for Men Women Answer Calls IP68 Waterproof GPS Fitness Sports Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor,Healthy Sleep Monitor for iOS/Android(Silver)

I an amazed by the quality and design of this CMF watch pro. For $35 it is very easy to set up is very fast to charge and is pretty accurate for 35 bucks. The only complaint would be the speaker on this watch not having the highest sound quality but again this is a budget, friendly watch and it’s not much of a complaint. I would recommend this to anybody that wants a budget friendly alternative to an expensive smart watch.

If you are just getting into "smart watches" this is a good watch to start with. It is simple and pretty straight to the point with it's features and functions. But it is almost as basic as any no-name brand you can find on Amazon.I wouldn't buy this if you are someone that is a die-hard samsung & apple watch user. The features are good for a basic health tracker. I haven't used the phone feature on it(never will) so I can't speak on that. Battery life seems to be pretty good, it came at 89% and after setting up and over 16hrs of use it has only dropped to 83% I don't think it will give the full 13 day charge but my last watch would only last a day.For $30 I am worried about the durability with my job field, but it is only $30-60(depending on sales, where you choose to buy it, etc.) so if it does break it won't be something that is devastating.If I had really any complaints it was pairing it the first time I had to be in the perfect light settings to scan the QR off the watch, and being able to upload or get unique watch faces, you get your choice of probably 100 at most & they are about as basic as you can get.If I had to suggest this watch to anyone it would be either for younger kids-teens that you don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on, or for an older person who just wants to track their health. I did read there is an apparent GPS tracker that could be useful for kids or seniors that may be at risk while walking alone.

I really, really like this watch. I hike every weekend, it has a gps on the phone, counts your steps, miles, heart beats, etc., for $35? Any day. I completely do not see the rescan to spend hundreds of dollars on an over priced watch (had an Apple Watch, gave to my wife, it was on sale for about $130) where I had to charge it every day and it does pretty much the stuff for $35. Using it every day for a month, luv it, luv it:)

I was about to break the bank for a brand-new apple watch, but when I’ve heard the watch pro was about to release, I preordered it here. From a huge jump from the Fossil Watch Grant.Design:Stands out from the other smartwatches with swappable 22mm straps, just make sure that the straps are not too thick on the links. Tons of watch faces that you can use and even customize. Smooth UI that triumphs the cheap laggy ones.Battery Life:Lasts one week, with about 35% left, without low power mode. My configuration is turning off the raise to wake when working out and sleeping, with my average brightness at a 1 or 2. Charges very fast in an hour, as in from 32% to 90%.Features:Got this mainly because I like to keep track of my steps, activities and calories burned. This watch can track sleep, blood oxygen, stress, heart rate. You can also set reminders to move more and even drink water. Taking calls with the watch is pretty good, I have yet to receive complaints about the call quality. You can also receive notifications, but you can’t interact with the notifications besides calls.Cons (minor):-Unable to see photos and even emojis when getting texts.-Unable to interact with the notifications besides calls.Cons (Major):-App used to chart my heart rate, blood oxygen, and stress before the first update; only keeps track of current levels. Will update once it’s fixed.-Watch disconnects often. It will work even if it's disconnected, but it will mess with your step goals, stop functionality of the camera button, music control, and phone pinging.-There were some instances where the watch won’t let me enter a workout and won’t track my sleep.-Won’t let me ping my phone if I leave my phone in another room. How on earth can I find my phone if my old Fossil Smartwatch can do it regardless?After Two Years with this watch with moderate abuses from bumps and drops-It still works. I get the glass bumper case to hide the tarnishing steel paint and protect it from further scratches on the screen. Still wondering when it will bite the dust to get a new smartwatch...Overall:If it was supposed to be a watch competing with the premium brands, they are blowing smoke and mirrors on it. Fix the major pain points, otherwise it’s an okay watch for its’ price but not even a contender as a great watch. If they fixed most of the needs here, it would have a chance. Would not buy from CMF again.

This is the best watch I have ever owned it last almost 9 days on a charge and the screen is brite

I love this device and the hardware is excellent quality. The battery life is as good as advertised (I charge about once every 10 days), it hasn't gotten scratched or scuffed even when I accidentally hit the screen off of something hard, and the *on-device* software is good. So from the device side of thigs, this is a great smart watch.However, the App associated with this device is absolutely horrible. It's buggy and loses connection to the watch randomly, it's slow, and by far worst of all - it is unable to display any data collected from the watch. The watch can display the data and if you zoom out (instead of heart rate per day you do per month) it *might* render the data. But it really blows a hole in the way I want to use this product.I want to be able to see my heart rate over time on a larger screen, or my blood o2, or anything and I can't. I can only view this on the watch and that can only show me this day's data.I have had the device now for maybe 6-8 weeks and I was hopeful the development team would fix the app but that hasn't happened. It's very frustrating.I'll probably continue wearing it for the time being hoping they fix it, but without that feature available, there's simply less utility with this device.

A very easy to use watch, simple, practical and top quality price.