Smart Watch for Women,1.8” Touchscreen, Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in,24/7 Heart Rate SpO2 Monitor,Step Counting,Sleep Tracking, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch for Android iPhone

Love this watch. It does all that I want it to, counts my steps, I can see my text messages, calendar reminders, heart rate. Can even get it wet. Great producer for the price.

This is a great watch. The app really gives me incentive to keep moving. The watch itself is attractive. I'm not sure I am a fan of the band. It makes mybwrist feel like it can't breathe, but it comes able to to be changed and I like that. So many features that I am sure I am still learning them. It is convenient that it can also take calls. Find my phone feature is a great option. I rarely see my phone anymore. Now, maybe I'm doing something wrong, but if I could just reply via watch, that'd be great.

So my Fitbit of 4+ years was getting beat up pretty good. Battery went from 5 days to about 3, so I thought I would replace it. After checking the price tag of $200, I decided to look for alternatives. I was hesitant in ordering this Fitpolo watch, but for the price point, I had to give it a try. I must say, that it arrived fast, and was exactly as described. Functionality was beyond the Fitbit. Set up was fast and easy, especially since it came fully charged. I don't need any of the fancy functions, just time, date, alarm, steps, heart rate, and sleep. It does all that and more! I like that it also give me my local weather as my wife is always asking me what the temperature is, and I would have to open my phone and check the app. Not any more! While I don't use it for calls or messaging, that function is also included and works well when I tested it. While there is a huge selection of clock faces, almost all of them have way more than I prefer. I use the basic digital one, but even that has more info than I need. Lots of faces to choose from for free or for a minimal fee <$1. I really needed a watch that would let me set an alarm, and this one can set multiple ones just like my Fitbit. So far, battery life is superb. A day and a half in it is at 81%, so it looks like I will certainly get close to a week in between charges. I suppose the only thing I don't like is that it does not shut off the display automatically at night when I am sleeping. I have to set that manually each night before I go to bed, otherwise every time I move my arm the display will light up. Not a huge problem, but one to be aware of. Ultimately, for the price point of ~$40, it certainly replaces my Fitbit completely and while I may not get 4+ years out of it, I am saving $$$ in the mean time. I am hoping that some of the reviews saying the watch malfunctions after a month are flukes, as I really like this watch and am hoping it was the right purchase.

Let me start off by saying, for $32 this thing proved itself to me. It's the first smartwatch I ever had, and I wanted to get a feel for one. #1 Durability: I mow lawns and do yard maintenance during the summer and clean kitchen exhausts in the winter. This thing has gotten caked with sawdust, dirt, grass clippings, and pretty much anything else you would expect from working outdoors. It has also been exposed to extreme degreaser chemical, that can eat the finish off of stainless steel. This watch lasted me from November of 2023 to November 2024. Yes it died, but it's a $32 watch that was basically torture tested, so I'm not going to complain. (Yes, it was the chemical that finished it off I believe.) #2 price: It's $32, don't compare this thing to a $400 Apple watch. Sure it might have it's problems, but it well more than does it's job for the price. Pros: 1:Cheap and affordable. 2:Incredibly durable for what it is. 3:Fairly easy to use once you get used to it. 4:Waterproof and dustproof. 5:Customizable with additional customizations through the free app. 6:Can control music through my earbuds/headphones by linking both to my phone. 7: I find it pretty comfortable, and most of the time I forget it's even there. 8: The battery will last for around a week or so, depending on what you use it for, and your brightness. Cons: 1:The app definitely needs some work in my opinion. 2:Will occasionally freeze on the time it last showed until I interact with it. 3:Customized layout needs to be re-customized every so often. 4:To continue controlling the music through my earbuds/headphones, I have to make sure the watch is constantly connected through the app. If the app stops, the watch no longer controls the earbuds/headphones Would I recommend this to someone? Absolutely! If you're like me and want to get a feel for smart watches to see if you like them, this one is probably your best bet. If you're on a budget and want a smartwatch or want to get someone a smartwatch, this is the one I would pick. Or if you're just a simple person and don't need anything fancy. 90% of the time, I just used mine to tell the time.

UPDATE: 8/30/2023 I don't think this smartwatch tracks my heart rate accurately. When I walk or od indoor exercise, I have noticed my heart rate drops and stays low sometimes - when I expect it to be above 130 bpm, it goes down to 80-90. This affects the calories burned, with the watch showing burning about 1 calory every minute when the heart rate is low. I just received a new fitness tracker (a bit more expensive with great reviews by professionals) today and have been wearing both. I tried walking a little. My new one says my heart rate is 135 bpm while this one says 91 bpm. I will do a few more tests throughout the day when I need a break from work, but I already kind of knew that this is not reliable. When I bought this smartwatch, I really wanted to monitor my heart rate and maybe count my steps. I wasn't very invested in fitness. Only a little interested in adopting a healthy lifestyle. Now that I have been much more committed to it, I think it's time to say goodbye to this smartwatch. UPDATE: 12/11/2022, From 3 Stars to 1 Star The watch no longer tracks my heart rate at all. The sleep tracking has been unreliable for at least a couple of weeks. The step counter is the only thing that seems to be working. This is a really cheap smartwatch, but it's disappointing that it has declined in its performance so rapidly. I guess it's just a typical Chinese product - works great for the first few weeks to get positive customer reviews, and stops working quickly. UPDATE: 11/22/2022, From 5 Stars to 3 Stars I have been using this watch every day since I got it. It was great initially, but I started to notice declines in performance. For example, it loses sleep, activity, and heart rate data randomly and sometimes it backfills itself but I won't get the data fully back - there are still days of data missing that used to be recorded on the app. It no longer receives notifications for emails and calls (I don't know about other notifications because I have only had calls and emails notifs on). I see that other reviewers were saying that the battery life was great, but mine usually lasts for 2-3 days. I wonder if it's because of Bluetooth being always on to send the data to the app, but I'm not very impressed. At this price point, I guess this was expected. Original Review: I've been using this for a few days and I like it a lot. It was easy to set up with the app, and it charges quickly. I bought this to monitor my heart rate because I have somewhat frequent heart palpitations especially when I'm stressed out. In addition to seeing a cardiologist, I think the ability to monitor how my heart is doing is great. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough, too, which makes me feel more conscious of my overall health. Since this is my first smartwatch to own, so I don't know if it's really good in comparison to other smartwatches, but so far, I'm not disappointed and glad that I got this. It's really nice to have a reminder on my wrist to take better care of my health!

I purchased this watch with extremely low expectations given the price. Whether or not it's for you depends on what you're looking for in a health tracker. I was looking for a simple device that's more advanced than a basic step counter and with more features than the health app that's built into my iPhone. I had no interest in an elaborate device with a wide range of features I'd never use or need. I've always used my iPhone to monitor my steps, walking distance, and sleep. However, I don't always carry my phone and its sleep tracker is rarely accurate and stops with any phone use before getting out of bed. So, I wanted something I could wear to improve step and sleep accuracy. Specifically, I wanted a tracker that included: step count, calories burned, fitness monitor (walking, biking, hiking), sedentary alert, sleep monitor, women's health tracking, timer, and stop watch. I also wanted a BP monitor, but settled on the Fitpolo after days of research as it had everything I wanted except this feature. Likes: -Battery life is outstanding. I started using it out of the box (it was already charged to 97%) and after wearing it for 14 days straight it is now at 15%. -Sedentary alert. This is my favorite feature and was among the top priorities for me in a health tracker. You can specify the alert intervals as well as start and end time during the day. -On the rare occasion the sleep monitor works, it records the amount of deep sleep and light sleep. -Though I wasn't interested in tracking heart rate, it's accurate (0-4 bpm difference when I compare the number to other heart rate measurements or I count my pulse). -The fitness tracker works properly. -The women's health monitor works properly. -The music controller functions properly. -The device is simple, user-friendly, and easy to read. -I had no issues syncing the Fitpolo with my iPhone and syncing its data with my phone's health app. Dislikes: -Unlike other fitness tracking apps, the Fitpolo timer keeps going if you stop during your activity. You have to manually pause or stop the activity. This is a minor inconvenience for me. -I realize you get what you pay for, but the app is terrible. It's a cheap product so I knew to expect a cheap app (quality, value, user experience). On the bright side, it works, it's easy to use, and tracks all data. The app (along with the sleep monitor) is the primary reason for my low overall rating. Also, the app doesn't sync automatically. I have to frequently refresh it manually to update or view the data. -The sleep monitor is extremely erratic. Sometimes, it's fairly accurate, other times it incorrectly records little to no sleep, and once it recorded that I was asleep when I was awake and not in bed. -I bought the pink version (because black was unavailable) and the band already looks discolored after 14 days of use. This is also plan to replace it with a black band. Miscellaneous: -When I compare my phone's built-in step counter with the Fitpolo during outdoor walks, the Fitpolo has lagged behind by up to ~120 steps. So, I did some tests (indoor and outdoor) without the devices synced and compared the step count. Each time, the Fitpolo had fewer steps. I can't definitively say which is most accurate as it's possible that my phone is more sensitive to any movement and this is not necessarily a flaw with the Fitpolo. When I walk slowly and count my steps, the Fitpolo is pretty accurate. Overall grade: B-. Despite some flaws, I plan to continue to use my Fitpolo because it meets nearly all of my intended needs and what it offers is reasonable for the price. Since my only desire is to monitor specific health data that my phone either doesn't track or misses (I have no interest in texts, calls, or other features unrelated to wellness), I'm satisfied with my purchase. Longevity update: the watch died after 2 years of daily use.

I received my watch today. I got it all set up. Shipping was fast. I ordered the pink one. So far everything is working as it should be. Great product for the price. If anything changes for the worse I will do another review. Or update this one.

My Apple Watch does not work well anymore, my son some years back threw it and cracked the screen. Part of the touch screen also stopped working. I WISH I knew this product was out there! I wanted to look into Fitbit for a friend for her birthday, and when I searched it I came across this watch. Honestly I thought it was a gimmick. I bought one for me to give it a try, because I can’t afford a new Apple Watch. It looked cooler than the fit bit plus that was almost 100$. So my review it this.. honestly really nice! It’s lighter than my Apple Watch and bigger. I just opened it yesterday so I’m still figuring it out. It seems simple but I need to figure out how to fiddle with it more. Like if I can change the sound. Also I live in Denmark so I can charge this over there and the app also will work over there. That’s a plus ! Can’t wait to give it to my friend back in Denmark.