X-Ranger Smart Watch (Answer/Make Calls), Rugged Fitness Tracker IP69K Waterproof, Compatible with Android and iOS, 14 Days of Battery Military Durable, AMOLED Screen

Carbinox watches track many health metrics like heart rate, blood oxygen (SpO2), and sleep but it doesn't track body temperature which is important when you work outdoors. Mine came with the wrist band upside down as shown in the picture (minor problem) But overall very good. The display is bright and clear, easy to read. The battery life is a plus.

Great smart watch! Easy to use. Good useful features that seem to be pretty accurate. Battery seems like it last forever. I usually charge mine once a week but still has 20-30% when I charge it so it will last longer than that the way I use it. Good looking watch too! And the most important thing to me is its tough as nails. I have put this watch to the test over several months at work and it’s held up great. It’s got some scratches around the edge but the screen is still like brand new. All around great watch! Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a good smart watch!

Ammended Review - As you can see from my review below, I was initially very pleased with this watch. It did everything I wanted and needed. However, now 8 months into it, most of the major functions you want in a smart watch like step counter, heart-rate monitor and BP have crapped out. Also this company only allows you to reach them through email. When I tried to reach them for a claim under their "life-time warranty" which by the way is really a 1 year warranty, they will not replace it because I bought it on Amazon and they said I need to contact Amazon. Amazon says the return window is closed and to contact Carbinox. I followed all the troubhleshooting stuff from the Carbinox website and it did nothing. If you're okay with spending $150 bucks on a watch to only last 8 months, then go for it. But after repeated attempts to get them to make this right, I'm moving on and warning you not to by this piece of junk. RG I've had this watch for a little over two weeks. So far I'm really pleased with it. I had a 1st Gen Apple watch I wore out and the case finally separated so I got a G-shock since I was tired of the smartwatch routine. I used the G-shock for about a year or more but missed the step counter and miles logged for my walks. I started looking at newer generation apple watches or my son's Garmin. The sticker shock was too much! $900 for a watch? That's nuts. I saw a guy who had this watch on and I asked him about it. He was thrilled with it so I started my own search & pulled the trigger. This is a great watch for active guys who work hard with their hands. It's pretty intuitive to use it. The battery life is amazing. Even on 24/7, I got a week out of the first charge. But I don't wear it when I sleep so I just turn it off at night. When I charged it today, I was still at 48% so I bet two weeks is not beyond the realm of possibility if you turn it off at night. I've tested the heart rate & BP settings to a wrist cuff BP monitor and it was close so I think that is accurate. I downloaded multiple faces till I found one that works for every day for my needs. When exercising, it will tell you when your heart rate is elevated using green, yellow or red bars along with the actual rate. Notifications are nice. You can read text messages which is helpful if you're working with your hands or gloves and can't get to your phone. You cannot reply to a text but I don't care about that. The phone feature works well and you can hear and be heard clearly without having to hold the thing up to your mouth. So far I'm very pleased. Great watch for the money. I'm still learning new features all the time. App synced seamlessly with my Iphone 14. Band is a little flimsy but adequate with lots of settings for any size wrist. May swap a band out later but it's fine for now.

My wife bought this for me for Christmas since I was looking for a new smart watch. This was a brand I had seen multiple times and most people had good things to say about it. This review is an initial review only as I've only had it for a few weeks. So far battery life has been excellent. I charged it up 3 days ago and today it sits at 60% charge so no complaints about battery life at this point. The watch was initially extremely difficult to set up as the recommend app did not connect easily and the instruction in the box were not very clear. After doing a little research I discovered that Carbinox has it's own branded Android app and that connection went very smoothly with no glitches. If you get this watch, do not use the app recommended in the box if it is not the Carbinox app. Go straight for the Carbonix app. The band is extremely comfortable. Normally I find these rubberized bands to be too stiff and difficult to find a comfortable size between too loose and way to tight. With this band I was able to find a comfortable place to set it straight out of the box. However, the band stays do tend to walk and cause the excess band to flop around at the most inconvenient times. I'm working on that. It seems the closer I get the stays to the buckle the better they stay. There are a multitude of watch faces to choose from in the Carbinox app so anyone should be able to find something to suit their tastes. The watch does heart beat and blood pressure checks although I have not had the opportunity to test their accuracy, something I will do in the future. The step counter accuracy is thus far eluded me. When doing actual exercise, walking for exercise, it seems to be fairly accurate as compared to my wife's smart watch. The step counts seems to be fairly close after we take our walks together. However, normal movement throughout the day seems to give far more credit for steps than my wife's does for her, she thinks I'm cheating! Durability seems to be pretty good thus far, something this brand seems to sell itself on. I have banged it off of several walls and household objects with no ill effect to date. I am probably not the guy they are advertising it for but I do tend to be very rough with my daily watches. G-Shocks have been my daily go to rough wear watches to date, time will tell on this one. As I said, this is a short term initial review but so far, so good.

I'm very impressed, this watch works flawless I purchased this watch about 4 months ago and I can say the battery life is exactly as they describe, I go sometimes 2 weeks before I recharge it and it's still at about 45%. The screen is bright and clear and the watch looks very good on my wrist.

I purchased two CARBINOX X-Ranger digital watches (one for me and one for my son) and have really enjoyed using them and all the features. I especially like the personalized watch face display options - very easy and fast to change dozens of free digital faces or your own photo as the watch Home Screen. It’s a good looking watch and very durable against scratches. It’s light on the wrist and holds a single charge for days after a good initial charge using the provided USB charger. I recommend this digital watch for a fun and functional daily wear experience.

Most features work, but the step counter uses hand movement and can tell you your distance is 1000 steps and you can basically NOT been walking at all. I've done 3000 steps just doing chores around the house. The app is buggy! It has been a chore to try and keep the data moving between the watch and the app on my Google Pixel 9a. I don't use BT for anything else and getting the connection was the first long term effort to use the watch. Once done, it took many attempts to get the watch to update the app with easy data like BP, HR, Oxygen level but sleep and BP were the worst. It is suggested to run in the background but I see no use for that when the watch should be storing the info for days until a data dump is done. Maybe the amount of on watch data is limited, I don't see that reference in the little manual for users that is not as complete or even begins to tell you how to setup the watch and use some of the plethora of tracking it does. This watch is not worth the price with the functionality that is hard to use and the lack of instructions for even basic features. This is not a smart watch, it;s barely usabale and frustrating to use.

I have had the watch for about a month and it has held up well with my active lifestyle(work in steam tunnels 100% humidty and temperatures over 100 so 5 star), I put the screen protector right away so I can't say how the watch is without. Connects to my samsung S24+with out issue, it doesn't connect to Samsung health so if your into that but the app does it's own counting, as to accuracy I dont know, I feel between the two devices lies the true step count but it shows me the days I am more active. I can make calls but that is not really my thing but I like the quick alert on all my incoming calls/ messages/ emails. All in all solid product after a month. Will update if I have issue but I can't see more than a year with the abuse I put on it which is why I won't buy one for over 250, this worked for me