Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker 1.69" Touch Screen Fitness Watch with Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Step Counter for Men Women Activity Trackers IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Sports for iOS Android

Absolutely love this watch amazing just as good as my Fitbit looks like an Apple Watch. I’ve used it for swimming and had no problems. I’m wearing it all the time. It was easy to set up. The app itself is quite simple. Have to say it goes beyond my expectations, I’ve bought one for my daughter‘s birthday.

Great smartwatch for everyday use. The screen is bright and clear, calls connect smoothly, and the fitness tracking is reliable. Heart rate, sleep, and SpO2 monitoring all work well, and the step counter is accurate. With loads of sport modes and IP68 waterproofing, it’s perfect for both daily wear and workouts. Excellent value for the price.

great watch for price point easy to use and set up was very quick. size is decent and i’m impressed with battery life .

Firstly DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY! This watch is rubbish. The only thing it's good for is the time. The step counter isn't accurate at all if you wave your arms about it counts your arm movements as steps. It's impossible to give accurate blood pressure readings without the medical cuff. I'm a Dr, I went on the treadmill this morning and it registered my heart rate at a 198 beats a minute what does that tell you? Like I said DON'T part with your money!!

There is a small learning curve when setting up the watch, but once you have read the instructions which I never did at first, BIG MISTAKE, it will point you in the wright direction. The first thing to do is charge the watch with the supplied magnetic charger and 'usb A' cable. The intructions recommends a low powered Ac adapter, you won't want to use anything too powerful to charge the watch, to avoid causing any damage. I use a 5v,1.0A -5W adapter, I had lying around. The next thing to do is, download the Glory Fit app from the Play store (Android). I don't know if the watch is compatible with Apple (IOS). Before opening the Glory Fit app, ensure that the phone has Bluetooth turned on, so that it can pair with the watch. When the Glory Fit app is used for the first time, allow the phone to accept all requests/permissions (basically yes to all), then it is pretty straightforward from there. Now for those who know their way around Android, go to App settings on the phone and disable the permissions you do not require in the Glory Fit app. Eg. location, contacts, email, WhatsApp and text ect. I personally don't see the need for Glory Fit to have so much access, which possibly could be less secure than Android 14 which my device is running. You may find by disabling certain permissions, that the watch unpairs, but by tweaking the settings you will be up and running again. One thing I found out is, after making any adjustments close down the Glory Fit app and reboot the phone to re-establish connection. My sole purpose for this watch is the vibrate option. When the phone rings whether on silent or not the watch vibrates, this option is under Call Reminder in the Glory Fit app. The steps function is not accurate, tried it once and it stated I did eight thousand steps, I don't think I did a thousand. As for the other functions they are just as inaccurate. On a full charge (which does not take long to do) with my sort of use, I get around ten days before I need to charge the watch. The display is clear and bright, and the Glory Fit app has around thirty-six watch faces. The watch is comfortable to wear, and for under £20.00 I cannot see why I would want to spend a penny more. I have had the watch for about a month, so far so good. One last thing, the watch band can be changed which looks easy to do, and replacements in different colours can be purchaed following links from the sellers page.

i bought this watch last year in january, to motivate me to walk around a bit more. well it has worked wonders. with pretty good battery life too. the only issue is, it’s May of 2024 now, it died last night and now won’t turn back on. for £20, it’s relatively worth the money. it’s possible i overcharged it but other than that not sure. it’s lightweight, comfortable, though the wrist straps are a little limited for those with smaller wrists. it looks pretty on my wrist and counts my steps pretty well! whether or not the calories burned is accurate im not sure, but the app (gloryfit) can be pretty good at tracking ur route as long as you don’t forget to unpause. also before it turns midnight every day, make sure ur watch is still connected to the APP. cuz sometimes it just won’t register that days steps otherwise. it would be really helpful if the manufacturer site actually gave you a place to ask for help. their feedback button in the app is kinda buggy so. sleep tracking is also semi decent. it does sometimes think i’m asleep when i’m just laying in bed but i think that’s typical.

This is a low cost smart watch. On the face of it the functionality is amazing, but let's look in a bit more detail. The comments below relate to using the watch with the associated Gloryfit app. 1. Time - this is accurate because it uses the time from your mobile. Providing that the brightness is set to 3 bars (full) it's reasonably readable. 2. Steps - not really accurate, it counts arm movements e.g. when doing DIY jobs or pottering round the housr as steps so tends to overstate. 3. Heart rate. Seems reasonably accurate most of the time. 4.BP. I can't see how a watch could accurately read blood pressure so personally I ignore the one - if you want to know your BP I'd suggest that you use a proper machine. 5. O2. It uses LED technology, similar to the ones in those clips that they stick on your fingers in NHS, so it's plausible that this could be OK. The readings I obtained were similar to my own Oximeter (only slightly higher). I can't fully test this function because my O2 hasn't droppped to a dangerous level. 6. Weather - reads from the app. 7. Messages - shows the first few words from texts, emails etc. Could be useful if you want to see what a message is about without looking at your phone. 8. Music - you can pause, play or skip tracks on the music app currently playing on your phone. 9. Find my device - useful if you misplace your phone or watch. 10. Sleep. The watch can apparently show when you are asleep (light and deep sleep). Personally I don't wear a watch at night so I didn't test this out. On the plus side the strap is flexible, adjustable and very comfortable. Regarding charging I found out that it charges best with a 1.0 amp phone charger, when this was used the charge lasted a reasonably long time.

Steps count not accurate but for the price it’s a really good purchase. Impressed for under £20