2 in 1 Smart Watch with Earbuds,MP3,Voice Recorder, Call, Fitness Tracker with Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, 1.28 Inch Touch HD Screen Activity Tracker for iPhone Samsung Android Phones

First of all, I appreciate the fact that this was available on Amazon, since Prime is always dependable. I got burned trying to buy this cheaper from a Facebook ad. Needless to say, I lost my money. Ordered it here (paid a little more, but worth it) and got it in 2 days.This is my first day wearing the watch, but I did learn some key things. First of all, charge it 100% before doing anything with it. Then once you get the app downloaded and the watch is connected to your phone, go to the app and download the latest firmware update. Before I did this the battery life was dropping. I updated the firmware and it stopped.Next, I’m a music lover and was eager to download all my songs to my watch….uhhhh NOPE! See that 128mb (NOT 128G like they lied & said on Facebook) is not extra “free” memory. That’s the capacity of the whole watch. So technically you really have 14mb free space which for me was only 8 songs. Don’t even bother. Just connect the earbuds & listen to the songs on your PHONE. The earbuds sound great by the way. I love that they conveniently fit in the watch.As far as texts & app notifications, everything popped up on my watch. HOWEVER, if it’s a long text/message, you cannot scroll to read it all. It cuts the message off at a certain point. Also, there’s no feature that allows you to answer the text message on your phone. Big as it is, that should’ve been possible.It does measure steps, calories, blood pressure, temperature etc. just like the listing says. The accuracy of these measurements are yet to be determined. I have an iPhone, and although the app to the watch is connected to Apple Health, they came up with 2 different step counts. Granted, I didn’t have my phone on me the whole time today, so that may be why.Overall I sill love the watch. The dial faces available in the app are nice looking and colorful, and I love the customize watch face option. Just a couple of little things I wish the designers could’ve gotten right.Plus, it’s WAY CHEAPER than an Apple Watch!!! I was going cross-eyed looking at that little 38mm screen, and wanted a bigger screen, but I DIDN’T want the bigger price for the 42mm. This watch face is huge and very easy to read. I will keep wearing it to see if the accuracy of the measurements adjust themselves (someone on here said they would). I’ll post an update at a later time about anything else I discover.

Pros:- earbuds lasted about 4 hours per charger- sound quality for earbuds is pretty good and I think most people will enjoy them- battery can easily last 4-5 days if not longer depending on earbud usage- external speaker is pretty loud and decent quality. Youll still probably use your phones speaker or an external bluetooth speaker most of the time but its a nice option to have if you want it.Cons:- Size. I have a large wrist and the watch looked fine on me but those with smaller wrists will find it to be quite bulky- super basic, no nfc payment, google assistant, etc. Really only useful as a earbud holder that tells time- text notifications only work when the phone app is open and even then it only worked for me 70% of the time- If your earbuds are connected to your phone you cant pause, skip, etc your music with the watch. The only time you can control your phones music with the watch is if you're using the external speaker. If you use the earbuds with the watch then you can only listen to and control music thats downloaded on the watch which can only hold a few songs.- Price. This watch isnt that expensive but I was able to get an open box galaxy watch 4 classic that looks brand new with a 1 year warranty on ebay for only a little bit more than this watch and it has way more features that are well worth giving up the built in earbuds forOverall its an ok watch but the built in earbuds are just a fun gimmick that wears off quickly and makes you want a better watch with more features like nfc, google assistanc, etc. If this is your first smart watch I'd recommend trying it for a week or two to see if you like wearing watches and to get a feel for what features you'd like from your watch then returning it and getting a different watch that has the features you want.

I owned the Samsung version and I like this one better. It more functional for me. And works with my ipad & car system too.

I am very impressed. Considering the cost and functionality its great value for the money. What prompted me to write this. Its been 7 day since last charge its still over half charge. Try that with your samsung or apple.

Liked the concept and worked good for a few months.The ear pieces are comfortable and has good sound and sound canceling.The charging ports though started to coroid within a month of getting it and one of the prongs corroded completed away on less than 3 months. And now the only ear piece that works is getting hot when it charges and I'm not going to be able to use it any more.

It says that is waterproof but only to the rain not the shower I wore it 3 times my watch is not working now I wish I had a warrenty on this watch my son loves his watch

We were looking for a smart watch that had earbuds, because we listen to a lot of audio while we're working, these are great, more features than I expected for the price. The watch dose use an app to fully connect to your phone. The app is easy to use and you can even upload your own backgrounds, making it easier to personalize. The speaker in the watch is louder than I thought it would be, though sometime crackles depending on what I'm listing to. The only complaint that I have is, to get access to the message notifications I have to have the other apps selected. It would be nice to be able to select the individual apps. When I'm listing to music it sends a message to the watch every time the song changes, little annoying and would like to turn it off but can't. Othere than that not a deal breaker. Would recommend 100%.