aeac Good Look ahead to Girls, AMOLED Extremely-Clear Display Exercise Trackers with Coronary heart Charge/Sleep/SpO2 Monitor, Smartwatch for iPhone/Samsung/Android, 110+ Sport Modes (Grey, S/M/L, Purple)

She liked it!
Great value. Works as described. Interchangeable bands can be purchased separately to replace the silicone bands if you wish. It is a bit large for my wife’s small wrist, but quite functional after I purchased the extra flexible bands.

Absolutely Fantastic
I’ve been using this watch since Christmas Eve and it’s fantastic! The battery life is phenomenal and it has no trouble staying connected to my phone. It helps me time my sleep and get an idea of my heart’s behaviour. I have super small wrists, so the size of the screen is a little large, but it works really well and is crystal clear, even with a screen protector. If you’re thinking about this one but are on the fence, buy it! I replaced my Apple Watch with it and I couldn’t be happier.

Mostly Good and some bad
Pros:Customizable screen saver, tracks bp, options for indoor and outdoor running as well as several options of exercise. You can wear it at night for it to monitor sleep. Phone calls are answerable through the watch but it connects to your phone, text messages are shown. Other notifications from apps like canvas, LinkedIn, etc. are also shown. Sleek look.Cons:If it’s not tight enough it slips to the side of your wrist or under the wrist but if it’s too tight it hurts. You can’t display a clock with the seconds (which is why I bought the watch for nursing to count bp) but you can have the pre made screen savers with a clock with seconds. Some screen savers cost money. The notification sound is LOUD. It wakes me and my boyfriend up, and there is no way to silence it and still get the notifications or make it quieter. Switching between screens with all the little options is confusing.If I could give a suggestion all I would say to do is give me the options to display seconds on my custom screen saver. I don’t want to have to switch between different screens while I’m at work or clinicals. Otherwise the other things are manageable.

Don’t Buy!
While it was comfy to wear, looked great and had long lasting power … it stopped working after sparsely using it, less than a month from purchase. No longer would sync to my phone or the app, and the clock would not adjust to the current time. I guess the price really was too good to be true!

Note: there is currently a 50% off voucher for this on Amazon, so take that into account during the review.I have tried quite a few different smartwatches over the years, but only one with a round face.This watch comes in a basic card box that protects the contents reasonably well. The RRP for this model appears to be £69.99, which is frankly a bit silly. The build quality, materials and screen are all above average, but no functionally different from smartwatches costing £30. It is lightweight and doesn’t feel ‘premium’ in any way, nothing that would justify the twice-the-price difference.The push-under strap is not my favourite design, I would have preferred something more comfortable, even a velcro option would be fine.The screen is good for the money. I’m not someone who particularly cares about resolution and detail, what I want is something that is easy to read, and this is fine in that regard. In terms of responsiveness it’s a significant downgrade from something like an apple watch, but that’s to be expected. Battery life appears to be about a week, which is a big improvement over the cheapest competition.The Alexa functionality is a standard implementation and works fine. It’s certainly not as snappy as a pro-level smartwatch, and you need to speak very clearly, but it’s capable of doing the job.It uses the VeryFit app which is a generic implementation and works fine. The biometrics also work well, which was surprising. Compared to my Apple watch this gives similar results, although I would always trust apple data over this. The blood-oxygen monitor is as accurate as my £10 dedication finger one, or at least they give the same result. It’s fine for most uses like basic fitness, but I wouldn’t be using it for detailed medical monitoring.The included apps have the standard smartwatch functions, however it leans heavily towards being used as a fitness-tracker and medical monitor. The other types of apps are usable, but are clunky compared to a proper smartwatch from apple, samsung, or google. To be honest I have only used this for the fitness stuff, the rest is just not worth the bother for me personally.In summary, if you consider this just as a simple watch and fitness monitor then it’s well worth the money. Treat the other functions as emergency-use only and you won’t be disappointed.With the current 50% off voucher this comes to £35, which is actually a decent price considering the improvements and build quality.Therefore I am giving this four stars, much to my own surprise. Do NOT buy it without the voucher, however.

Very easy to setup and get goign with this watch. And first thigns first you cantg comapre this to the latest Apple watch or galaxy watch etc those are in a comletely different price league and as expected that shows in functionality.The screen is a good size easy to read and has suitable levls of brightness adn legibility. and the control is responsive with no excessvie lag as some of the older cheaper smartwatches used to have.If youve had these cheaper generic smartwatches before you wont be surprised by the typically found scope of features and functioninality.For the price this makes an amazing gift for that younger audience who have been hankering after a smartwatch. This christmas alone I must have given out 5 or 6 and all received with great enthusiasm.the battery life is realtively good