Military Smart Watch for Men (Answer/Make Calls), 2.01'' Smart Watch for Android and iPhone, Fitness Tracker with Flashlight/Compass/100 Days Battery/Heart Rate/Sleep/100+ Sport Modes(2 Straps)

I got this as a gift and didn't think I would care much for it, but quickly I loved it and wouldn't be without it now. It took me a couple of weeks to figure out how to use all the features, but once I did, the watch can do for me almost anything that Apple, Google, or Samsung watches do, and for a small fraction of the cost. It has stayed connected to the app with no problems, the health and fitness tracking is accurate, the phone and messages work perfectly....while connected to your phone by blue tooth, you can answer and make phone calls, receive and answer texts (answer through the Voice Assistant), great time keeping and face choices, it even has a compass (tricky to calibrate, but it works). Also, it can do a complete overnight sleep analysis, including sleep patterns, oxygen levels, and heart rate graphing. The battery life is amazing. I get 3 weeks out of a full charge and even when the level gets below 10% I'll get a couple more days out of it. My favorite feature is the flashlight, it has proven valuable almost on a daily basis and I would never consider getting a smart watch that didn't have one,

Overall it's a good watch. It's my upgrade from a slightly cheaper model which was the "buy to see if I like smart watches" trial. Anyways first issue with the watch. The notifications work they do let you read your messages and notifications from apps. The issue here for Facebook messenger when I get a message it's all mashed together (This is the only thing it does this for) it has at one point straightened itself out for a time but it's back to doing it. Is there a fix or setting for this? Second issue It's marketed as having a quick reply for text messages. The app for this watch HAS a quick reply feature. For some reason the watch itself doesn't seem to have it? There's no option when getting texts to reply at all. Summary Overall the watch is durable, comfortable, I used a different band than the two that came with it (Kavie survival watch if anyone was interested). DID get a screen protector (though probably not a requirement for this particular watch it's added protection to this beast. The flashlight works great. Charge time I've charged mine MAYBE 3x in about 3 months I've had it WITH regular use and routinely connected to my phone so battery is GREAT. Compass once you calibrate it (it will tell you how to calibrate it if it isnt) put side by side with an actual compass is accurate. It lags a VERY little bit but will point you in the right direction. Speakers on it actually surprised me I'm a cook for work and it actually sounds pretty good. No hissing or anything. Your hand might get in the way here and there if you wear the watch lefty like I do. Overall I'd recommend this watch if you don't want a super cheap one you'll have to replace in a week. The forst one I get was in the $30 range. Gave it to one of the kids When I upgraded it's still going. This one was in the $40 range on a price cut which in hindsight is a steal. Won't allow me to upload pics for some reason but was going to attach a pic of the messenger issue

Love the watch quality and the fit of the piece. Both watch bands; they sent two, were strong and good for work use. The only thing I wish is that the Bluetooth would not keep switching over across the Bluetooth in my car. It’s frustrating to have the watch keep locking on to my “car music.”

So, for a bit of context, I bought this to test drive these digital watches that monitor steps, heart rate, fitness activities, etc., and this one will work well for anyone. I love the intergraded flashlight function. The watch is quite durable and the bezel is large & easy to read with a lot of faces to choose from. Water resistance seems to be as advertised. The mydaid of other capabilities are very nice as well and they seem to work pretty much with the exception of a few glitches here & there. The price was nice too at just under $50 bucks. Where I depart from praise is that the app does not fully support the watch the way it should. I kept having to uninstall & reinstall. Then, after my Android phone performed its last update, the watch would no longer pair with the phone without my location being constantly on. I don't know about anyone else, but I rarely use location services. I don't like doing that & have never been comfortable with leaving it constantly on. Leaving location tracking on gives apps permission to track you ( as if there isn't enough tracking as it is...) and drains down the battery considerably faster. So now, I have this very economically priced smart that functions great (kinda...) but no phone connectivity. I would return the watch but I am far outside of the return window, unfortunately. If you are looking for a nice smart watch for tracking fitness, then this would do nicely. I, however, wont be using this so much.

Packaging of this was very nice and very protective functionality is very easy to operate and functions. Well the setup was very easy. The weight is very nice. Don't weigh much in your arm on your hand. Waterproof and take showers. Wash dishes. Whatever you need to do with with water and bleed it'd be just fine like it cuz there's sleep tracking heart rate. Great value for the money. Materials are good quality. No problems at all. Been using for about a year now

Purchased this watch Sept 1 and it has worked flawless and battery life is amazing. I do not use every feature only, Sleep monitor, step counter and weather. I am currently down to 55 % after 11 days. I do not have it set up to turn on when raising wrist and 5 seconds on when I hit the wake up button. It is a very large, clear screen and no problem seeing it during bright days even with older eyes. Compass stays accurate and the flashlight that I thought would be a gimmick at best is really pretty useful if really dark. I don't use it much as I carry a flashlight on me all the time but I could see it useful if power goes out at night if you were in bed and needed light. It may be too soon to praise it but so far very impressed, I bought it as a starter watch to see if a smartwatch is actual useful and this definitely has a purpose. The phones connection stays solid, love the alarm and can see and answer who is calling and text messages without getting my phone out. Note. Sms / MMS messages work fine but not RCS. I work around heavy equipment and haven't broke it yet and it's taken some pretty good hits. Time will tell BUT if it stays this solid I doubt I will buy a different smartwatch. Changing watch faces is nice and creating your own from photos is awesome. Comfort is very good so there ya go, a review from a 55 yr old man who is not a tech person and uses a watch basically for a watch with some cool helpful features.

This (W60) is a great watch, I have not encountered any of the negative issues with the glory fit pro app that I read in some of the reviews. It performs very well, does everything that the manufacturer says it can do. I'm 66+ yrs old, this is my 3rd or 4th smart watch and so far the best I've had. I think it's worth every cent I paid for it.

So I've had this for a few weeks. Good watch for wearing around. Answers the phone. Limited contacts stored. Making a call is hard, it just dials any stored number when you select a number to call ( ie push to dial MOM, it calls Sara) Not very accurate on the health and sleep functions. I wear it in the shower and in the pool. Gets bumped around at work. Still works good. Price is fair for what you get.