GOKOO Smart Watch for Women with Activity Fitness Waterproof Smartwatch with Heart Rate Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor Remote Camera Music Control Calorie Step Full Touch Android Pink

Just received this today arrived with 38% on the battery tried charging it all day but will not charge. Down loaded the app to get the watch set up and the watch does NOT have all the features the seller says that it does. My main reason for this purchase was to track my BP while at work and it's not even close to what my actual BP is. Also can Not change the 12 hour time to 24 hour. So disappointed with this item. This was definitely a waste of my hard earned money. Would not and will not recommend this to anyone.

WatchFor those that don’t like to read paragraphs, I’ll get to the point – Buy it! Nothing is perfect, so you have to balance out what’s more important and I think this hits the majority of the spots. Style, step counter, HR/Calorie counter, and battery life are at the top of my list and they all hit. Plus having the tracker has helped me stick to exercising and hitting my step goal.Okay, now for the details:Pro’s:- Style: The watch looks just like the picture. Super cute, and I could see this watch on a guy if the band was another color (or the same your choice). It also has a ton of face so if you don't like the default ones you edit or change to another.- Watchband: I found a number of generic bands that fit this watch a lot easier than with my Fitbits in the past.- Battery: I usually charge my watch whenever I shower, but the longest I’ve gotten with the battery without charging is about three days. That’s including working out twice a day for about 90 minutes each time.- HR/BP Counter: The heart rate and blood pressure monitors are great. I even compared the BP to my mom’s cuff machine and they were pretty spot on.- Steps: Steps are pretty on point. Sometimes they lag to update, but given a minute it fixes itself.- App: The interface is easy to understand and navigate. I was even able to sink it with my Apple Health!Con’s:- Feel: It’s not really a con, but the watch is a little bigger than I’m used to. So when I move my arm or sleep it feels a little awkward, but I’ve gotten used to it.- App: The app doesn’t record my workouts even though the watch has tracked it. I track my workouts in MyFitnessPal also, but it would be nice for the next update to fix this.- Sleep Tracker: This is probably the weakest point of the tracker for me. Three nights it has said I haven’t gotten any sleep and the rest of the days were off by either the number of hours or the breakdown. It could be the way I wear the watch at night (on the inside of my wrist) but I doubt it.

I love this smart watch! I have never been a fan of smart watches before. The bands do not feel nice on my wrist. This smart watches band is a smoother silicone than I am used to. I also love the look of the watch. I have had many ask me if it is an Apple Watch or fitbit. Personally I think it looks a lot like the Fitbit Versa, look very cute and I love pink!

I am disappointed in this watch. I wanted to love it. But I can't. It isn't accurate. Something so simple as a sleep tracker in a SmartWatch should be accurate and this thing says I am in rapid eye movement when I am UP and awake with my baby and "light sleeping" when I'm walking around at 2am. Like, come on. Seriously? If it can't figure out when I'm awake or asleep, should I trust any of the other features? The time is right. I'll give you that. So if you want a cool-looking SmartWatch that tells the time correctly, you found it here. What a waste of money.

The app is okay and does what it is supposed to. The touch screen is very sensitive and keeps getting activated by accident. Watch itself is itchy and doesn't keep accurate data. It records steps while I am sleeping and misses sleep cycles or registers as sleeping while on the charger. I've had the watch for about 2 weeks and have only needed to charge it twice, I put it on the charger when the battery is about half empty. I haven't been able to get it to link to my music and haven't found any instructions anywhere on how to do so. The watch is pretty much as expected for under $50. Update: today I discovered that the watch is almost 10 minutes off. I took away a star since the watch can't keep time.

It does all I need and the battery lasts forever compared to my Samsung that I spent way to much money on.I had my first gokoo watch for a couple years and it and the battery were going strong until I hit the face of it on a boulder while hiking and it chipped then cracked because.... I don't need no stinkin' face protectors for my watch. It still works and I use it when the potential for it to be abused is high and I now have a face protector for my new watch. I'd buy it for a 3rd time if needed.

I bought this watch back in October. About a month after receiving it, the charger went wonky. It keeps buzzing and flashing when put on the charger. It does eventually get a full charge though. Today, the watch stopped working completely. It wont connect to my phone, the time is wrong and just plain doesn't work anymore. I am very disappointed, but I guess its true what they say, you get what you pay for. I will be going out to buy a better quality watch tomorrow.

I have also been incorporating other activities such as yoga, spin and strength training. While I do really enjoy using the 235 the lack of additional work out features was very frustrating for me personally.aaa I took a chance on this watch and must say that I am very pleased as I am very picky.I previously had a Fitbit Charge HR, which was cheaper and did a reasonable job of tracking sleep and heart rate, but didn't offer much beyond the basics, and besides, it looked kind of clunky and was starting to fall apart. What I was hoping to find was a GPS HR tracker that looked good enough to wear with a suit, that offered better running metrics and offered a bit more in the way of smartwatch features without being too pricey.