KOSPET Tank Smart Watch for Men/Women GPS, Extra-Long Battery with Bluetooth Calling, Pressure&Altitude&Compass

ممتازه

Overall, the Kospet T3 Black is a solid choice for those looking for a rugged smartwatch with advanced features and long battery life

Battery life is garbage, it barely lasts a week and I use it lightly, I turned off every thing in the background. Also it is not Kospet, it's some generic chinese brand and nothing on the box nor the watch itself states that it is Kospet.

كواليتي ممتاز

I'm satisfied with the long battery time and fast delivery and good product

تحياتي واشواقي

After 3 months battery started deteriorating Initially lasts for 10 days, after 5 months it lasts only 1 day

كوالتي ممتاز لساعات كوسبيت

As it was discribed and expected. I like it.

I had previously bought the Kospet Tank T3 ultra and had a positive experience with it. Consequently, when they announced the new model, I decided to try it out and see if there were improvements. Here are the pros and cons and improvements. Observations: 1. Both models have outstanding hardware. -The screen is bright and clear and readable in sunlight. -The battery life is outstanding: I don't have the always on display turned on, but have a lot of notifications, some alarms and continuous heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure monitoring turned on. I also use the bluetooth calling quite frequently to make and answer phone calls. For the Ultra I routinely get 15 to 20 days before the battery life drops to 25 to 30% and I charge it again. The Ultra 2 battery is at 97% today 28 hours after it was charged so it is on track to deliver the same battery life. (Update - it is at 90% now after 3 days) -Bluetooth calling works well: the audio is clear on both sides and I can manage to do a call while walking home from work or in other settings - Resting heart rate: on Ultra it matched my polar chest strap exactly. Only ultra 2 it is almost 5 points higher Exercise Heart rate: on Ultra it generated some very high numbers that were unrealistic. Ultra 2 seems to have fixed this, but for both the time patterns and the values are noisy compared to a Polar chest strap. I think Kospet still needs to improve their smoothing algorithm for the raw data that is coming in to get better heart rate estimates. - Blood Oxygen seems to work on both Ultra and Ultra 2matching other devices althought sometimes it generates a ridiculous number - Blood Pressure: On both Ultra and Ultra 2 the numbers do not match a cuff device. It is possible that the departures from the average true value are similar but it is not easy to assess this. Other watches allow a manual calibration by allowing the user to enter and store the value from a blood pressure device and then calibrating to those numbers. I get very good results from watches (e.g., E500) that have this feature - after sufficient data has been added. Kospet needs to upgrade the software to add this feature. Notifications: generally seem to work from most apps, but are not always coming through for Samsung messages. Also I get things lie 5 messages from yahoo mail but no details. The message length is also limited, which is ok. This is still an area where improvements will be welcome. GPS: works very well on both Ultra and Ultra 2 Exercises: Large choice and some are auto detected but I have turned this off. Mostly useful to track heart rate, but since that is not very accurate until they improve the algorithm, I have the auto feature turned off. I think the heart rate/exercise numbers are probably ok for comparison of what you did from day to day, but they will not match a professional sensor. Watch Faces; My favorite watch face on the ultra had a call and a notification button, so you could quickly get to these functions and the other metrics were nicely and clearly displayed. Apparently this has been removed for Ultra 2. I communicated with Kospet and they will look into making it available but it was surprising that they took the most useful watchface and removed it. I think all the ones they have now are not active - i.e. there is nothing you can touch on the screen to activate a function. Perhaps that was the design choice, but it is not a good one. They were responsive with updates on Ultra so we will see if that happens on Ultra 2. Alarms: The alarms are loud and audio -- that is good, but a vibration (strong) only option would be good to have too so others are not bothered. This is a feature they need to add. The notifications have a vibration feature, but even at the "strong" option it is hard to feel in Ultra 2. It was stronger in Ultra. Third party connections: Only STrave is offered. Others offered Google Fit etc. Voice Assistant: I have never been able to make it work on Ultra or Ultra 2 - you click the "Tap the screen to speak" and it starts a 6 second countdown, but nothing happens when you speak - you are back to "Tap the screen to speak", so this function does not seem to exist. In summary, compared to other similarly priced watches, hardware seems excellent, software is similar - health metrics are not as accurate as one would like, features work well

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I recently purchased a watch with a large, bright screen, which, although slightly too big for my small wrist, is not a problem. I haven't fully explored all its features yet. However, it excellently measures steps and heart rate, which are my main concerns. The battery life is impressive, and it has been helpful to know my blood oxygen level. While I find it somewhat uncomfortable to wear the watch while sleeping, it does monitor sleep quality and more. Overall, this is an excellent watch for the price, and I recommend it!