Choiknbo Smart Watch Fitness Tracker for Men Women with Pedometer Step Counter Tracker for Walking, Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor, Blood Oxygen, Senior Friendly, IP68 Waterproof

Such a great cute watch. It fits very well has all its compatible features and is pretty accurate. I would say and durable. I'm so glad that it was cost efficient

So far so good, my previous watch lasted a few years before the band broke and it was so scratched I decided just to replaced the whole thing. 6 day battery, every function I have ever wanted...these watches are great and what an amazing value in comparison to the big brand watch.

Works well, but step count is nowhere near what my phone or previous watch used to count. Very comfortable to wear and battery lasts a long time. Heart rate monitoring is very nice. Sleep tracking is nice also.

Excellent watch for the price. It's nice having a smart watch that you don't have to worry too much if it happens to get damaged or lost. This does just about anything that the $200+ watches do.

My Apple Watch broke so I ordered this to tide me over until I can figure what I want for a more permanent replacement. For the extremely low price, I’m actually impressed with this watch and how easy it was to set up plus the desires of the dafit app. (I have an iPhone) So far the battery life is super impressive—I have not had to recharge it yet after three days and it stills has almost half of its charge, this was never the case with my Apple Watches. I even started to think I might skip ordering a new spendy smart watch because all I really need one to do is: track workouts; monitor HR (namely during training); count steps; have a timer. I have noticed the pedometer on this one is terrible, though. I realize they count on arm swing but I noticed my step count being super low the last couple of days, and I’ve been moving around all morning today and it still says “0” for steps and calories. Since this is a top feature I rely on, I don’t think this can be a long-term fix for me. It also calls into question the accuracy of anything else the watch measures. I took 2 stars off for that alone. I considered taking just 1 for that but it’s a big enough deal breaker. If it’s not for you, I think this watch functions really well and is an incredible a value for the price if it has any sort of longevity. If nothing else, it could be a good entry point smart watch for someone on the fence about one, and/or a good option for a kid for whom you don’t want to get anything super expensive yet.

I just got back from returning this watch. I previously had a smart watch that tracked everything (more than this watch) but it died and because of known flaws with it, the company discontinued it. I had issues with the other watch but now that I've tried several other watches, I would happily go back to that first one again, if it worked or was available to order! For this particular watch, I ordered it based on price, reviews and what all it says it monitors. When it arrived, it was large and clunky looking but I was willing to overlook that, if it worked as described for what I wanted. It didn't. On the face of it, it showed steps, calories burned and heart rate. The steps and calories burned I assume was current information. The heart rate information reflected your heart rate from the last time you manually requested it be measured - not on an ongoing basis. You would have to use your phone to track your heart rate through the day. And in the app, it had two separate places for that. One was the current heart rate but if you wanted to see what it had tracked throughout the day, you had to click on something else. And it wasn't obvious how you could see the actual heart rates taken. I did figure it out but it was a pain to do. The watch also will track blood oxygen levels, blood pressure, sleep and probably some other things I'm currently forgetting but they all required manual requests to have them monitored. They did not so this throughout the day (or night) so that you could see if and when your blood pressure spiked or your oxygen levels dropped, which are things I was looking for in a watch and had the impression this particular watch did. It did track your sleep but I believe it had a standard time it tracked and that if you slept outside of that time frame (and I'm not talking about naps - which it definitely does NOT track), it didn't track that. As an example, I fell asleep the other night between 8:00 and 8:30. I woke up briefly before falling back to sleep. That was around 10:30 and that's when the watch started clocking my sleep. Another night, I woke up around 2:30 and was up until 4:00 but the watch reflected that I was up from midnight until 4:00. It also had me sleeping until 10:00 one morning when I had been up since around 5:00, so it's accuracy there is not reliable either. It's also hard to read the information for that as well. Overall, it was worthless for the purposes I had ordered it for and was not accurate in its readings. I know a lot of people have liked this and given it high ratings but that is not my experience. If someone was asking for my opinion, I would steer them clear of this watch. Definitely do NOT recommend.

Beautiful Watch!! Works very well! Just as described. It connects easily, it’s comfortable, the screen is clear, I don’t know about it the sleep tracking feature yet (haven’t went to sleep yet for the night lol). I would definitely recommend

I wanted to track my steps and have the information updated on my health connect app so that it can be recorded on my other fitness apps as i do not always have my phone. The Dafit app that the manual said you should use does not have that option . I tried the COLMI fit app which have the Health Connect option and this watch works perfectly with it. Now i am able to track my steps without having my phone