ANCwear Bluetooth Smart Watches Fitness Trackers with Heart Monitor and Blood Pressure, Waterproof Activity Trackers with Sleep Monitor & SMS Call Notification, Pedometer Watch for Men Women Kids

Unlike for other purchases, I hadn't done much research into a Bluetooth watch, such as this. I wanted something simple that could monitor my heart, count my steps and tell the time. Anything else would be a bonus, but not a requirement. So after narrowing down my search criteria, I came across this.For the price, I didn't expect that much. However, when it did arrive, I was pleasantly surprised. It arrived promptly and well packaged, as most Prime goods do. In the box was the watch, a spare black/orange strap, a USB charging adapter (I really like the charging adapter) and a set of Chinese/English instructions.So let's break it down. First of all the strap. Now a lot of watches that have rubber straps, the straps themselves tend to be quite hard and prone to make your wrist sweat (or that could just be me). This watch has a soft rubber strap (holed), with a metal tongue clasp and two soft rubber strap bands. I've worn it every day/night since getting it and it is very comfortable. The black/orange spare strap is exactly the same quality and very easy to change over.The USB charger, as I said before, I like it. You put your watch body into it (strap on either side) and then close the open cover (meaning that you can still see the watch face). Plug it into a USB plug and the watch will display a green battery going up/down till fully charged (even though it comes partly charged, I would recommend charging it overnight before use).The watch: it's black, all hard plastic, with a colour display. It's very light and comfortable to wear and easy to use, as it only has one touch-screen button on the face. When you tap it once, on the main screen it shows the time (in big friendly blue digits), the date (day/month), battery life, the current number of steps and the link (will come to this later). Tap it again and you get a picture of some trainers and the current number of steps. Tap it again and it shows a picture of a heart (to monitor your pulse etc.). Keep tapping you get Sports, Message and More. (Message alerts you from your phone that a message arrives and More are the other various watch settings, including remotely taking a photo using your phone camera.)Pairing the watch to your phone is like pairing any other Bluetooth device and my iPhone connected to the watch in seconds. On the instructions, a QR-code is shown and this takes you to the app you need to download. It's called FitPro and it's free (no extra cost involved, nor are there any adverts whilst using it (I don't use Android, so I cannot comment on that)). For iOS, the software also links to Health, so anything that is recorded in FitPro will also appear in Health (instructions on how to do that are within the app). The software is very easy to use and I am constantly monitoring my heart (now that it's linked to the watch). The app also has a pedometer recording option that shows a map of where you have walked, the calories burned, steps taken etc. The app is quite accurate too, especially for the heart rate and steps/route walked.So overall, I am impressed with the cost, the look and feel of the watch, how easy it is to use and happy with how the app works on my iPhone and records information from the watch.

I had high hopes for this device with all the grate reviews so was very disappointed with it when it continuously kept disconnecting itself from the bluetooth and i had to keep uninstalling and then reinstalling the App and more often than not be told the device was disconnected and wouldn't reconnect. Its not the easiest thing to set up, more so if your not very good with technology and the instructions are tiny and a bit hit and miss the step counter is also hit and miss and will randomly add a load of steps i assume its a delay between devices which is a shame because its very well made for a budget device with a clear screen. If you can get it to work well for more than a few hours then grate but for me it was a bit of a let down.

I have always been looking for an affordable and effective smartwatch for the past few months. After trying the first series of the Apple Watch years ago, then a bit with the Fitbits and Amazfits, I came through this ANCwear smartwatch. The price seemed so decent and affordable, the smartwatch looked nice and reclaimed a tiny bit of the glory of the Apple Watch, and it has got a ton of decent reviews. So thought why not and ordered the product. Once the product was received, the box looked economical and nothing fancy to describe. Once opened, you will see the actual watch in its curved glass and black color, two straps (one is pure black and one is two faced in which one face is black and the other is orange - my favorite), own charger, well-written manual, and a voucher for GBP15 that I have not tried yet.Note that as per the product photos, the straps have got a stylish amount of holes (both of the includes ones) and they do look good. The watch does look elegant and resembles the looks of the much more expensive smartwatches. Upon charging the watch, it has got basic face that displays the time, date, steps taken, and day of the week. The screen ratio is about 70% of the whole watch front, with a space dedicated at the bottom for the navigating button, in which you press to go through the watch's different options. Upon touching the button, the screen will lit up, and by pressing again, you will be able to navigate through the different screens, such as the pedometer screen, the heart rate monitor, the "sports" screen, notifications and messages, "more", and camera. The navigation process is easy and simple.In order to use the full functions of the smartwatch, you have download its corresponding application via Google Play or Apple Store, and it is called "FitPro". Make an account, sync your smartwatch via bluetooth, and navigating through the app is simple enough for anyone to do it. It is not the best app in terms of the language used neither its professional design, but it honestly just works for the watch. It displays your amount of steps taken, sleep, initiate the built-in heart rate monitor, virtual camera control, watch options, and such. Nothing fancy, but as said, it just works fine.Finally speaking, it is worthy watch, and for such a price, it is an amazing catch and balance between affordability and quality. If you are thinking of the next watch for yourself, children, or even granddad, look no further.

Doesn't interface with Google fit. The English in the app isn't very good. It needs regular sync with app in order to show accurate time. It display BP in the wrong order eg 85/125. And the face is easily scratched. But ...It does record activity reasonably well, and BP, and HR. Also it lasts 5+ days between charges. And it is low cost, so on that basis it is actually very good value.

I like it as it serves its purpose which is to count my steps, calories and heart rate, fast charging. And I connected it in my mobile so I can update all my development when training

Orologio smartwatch comprato così per gioco. Arrivato molto velocemente in tre giorni. Ho perso un pò di tempo per effettuare il collegamento con la app collegata Fitpro. Ma una volta collegato funziona alla perfezione in tutte le sue componenti. La cosa che mi ha lasciato meravigliato e che la misurazione deila frequenza cardiaca è molto precisa è in più misura anche la pressione e confrontandola con un misuratore da braccio non si discosta di molto, Che dire considero quest' orologio un ottimo acquisto

Non si connette

prodotto davvero funzionanate. ideale per le corse.

estremamente complicato dacoordinare