LIGE Army Good Look ahead to Males(Reply/Make Calls) with LED Flashlight, 2.01″ Outside Rugged Smartwatch, 45 Days Additional-Lengthy Battery, 100+ Sports activities Health Tracker Watch, Good Look ahead to Android iOS

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Great watch

Husband loves
Watch was great. Husband loved it.

It’s OK watch, too expensive for what it is!!
It’s OK, nothing out of the ordinary, I would recommend because it’s too expensive for what it offers!! Maybe it’s like a $20 bucks watch no more than that!!

What’s Included:Watch, 1 x resin/silicone & 1 x black chrome metallic watchbands, 3 x pogo pins, watchband pin pusher tool, cleaning cloth, wet wipe for screen protector, magnetic USB charging cable, instructions card, user manual.First Impressions:The description indicates an AMOLED display, but in the same product page photo, it indicates it’s IPS. From my research, IPS & AMOLED are two different technologies. AMOLED is self-lit organic diodes while IPS uses a backlight to illuminate the screen.It also indicates the display is 2.01”, but when I measured it using my calipers, it only comes to 44.9mm/1.77” diagonally but is 33mm/1.29” wide x 40.9mm/1.61” tall and mathematically, it’s supposed to come to 2.06” using the formula of square root of the width squared + the height squared, but my physical measurement provides a different number. I’m gonna base it on my physical measurement as it doesn’t look like 2.01” diagonally.The watch bezel has a very nice tactical/futuristic/industrial/rugged design that includes very fine etching around the bezel. It looks beefy as well measuring 47mm/1.87” wide x 61.9mm/2.43” tall (from top lug to bottom lug) x 15.4mm/0.6” thick and weighs 61g (without bands).Has a built-in flashlight with ok light output that is positioned on the top edge, which in my opinion, is the optimal location as it works if you wear your watch on your left or right wrist.Pros:- Nice large display, bright.- Comes with a black chrome metal band as well as a dark green silicone/resin band.- Has a really nice tactical/industrial/futuristic/rugged looking design/style.- Integrated flashlight on the top edge of the watch, which is the most ideal location as it works for both left and right-handed watch wearers.- Has sensors for blood oxygen, heart rate, blood pressure (via app), sleep tracking, step count.- Can enable a password to get into the watch settings as well as to boot the watch.- Should fit any standard 22mm watch bands, so you can customize to fit your style.Cons:- Display specs are a bit questionable as it indicates it’s 2.01” but physically measuring the diagonal and it’s only 1.77” and is spec’d as an AMOLED display, but product page photos also indicate it’s IPS, which is a standard backlit display, so uncertain of the display type.- Unable to set time manually, so it needs to be linked to a phone/app for it to update/set the time as well as change the time from 24hr to 12hr display.- The FitCloudPro app has limited watch faces options.- Requires the app in order to set an alarm.- Can’t disable the lift to wake option, so it will always light up when lifted up, even when sleeping/in a dark room.- Although the power but dial rotates, it doesn’t actually do anything.- Although it comes with a cleaning cloth and wet wipe for a screen protector, it does not come with a screen protector.- There are some hard edges on the bezel corners. It does help with the design but would have preferred if they were rounded off a bit as it doesn’t feel good when you scrape your hand across it.Final Impression:Overall, the LIGE FV14 smart watch worked ok. It has a really nice look/design, has sensors for a variety of functions and has a built-in flashlight positioned on the top edge. Unfortunately, with all the good items, there’s a bunch of negatives, primarily the fact that you can’t use this as a watch to tell time right out of the box without pairing with a phone/app. LIGE does produce nice watches, but not being able to set the time manually without a phone/app is a big negative in my eyes. There are people out there that don’t have a smartphone yet want a smart watch to tell the time, for the pedometer, heart rate monitor, etc…, so not being able to set the time, or even an alarm without the app/phone is very disappointing to say the least.At the time of this review, the watch was priced at $45.99 and may be a good option if you like the design and have a smartphone to pair with the watch, but if your biggest ask is to have a watch that can manually set the time without a phone/app, then this is not the watch for you.

What I like:————–★ Durable metallic case★ Massive screen with excellent resolution and colour saturation★ Screen isn’t polarized so you can see it easily with polarized glasses★ Great tactical aesthetic with the dark gunmetal grey case and army green strap★ GOOD battery life★ Black metallic strap fits well when customized with the included tool★ Simple UI that’s similar to most LIGE watches★ Very decent touch response★ 6 of the 7 pre-loaded dial faces are perfectly usable★ Onboard flashlight is decently bright and has its own external button★ Has a swipe right “recently used” menu with digital time and date (in case you’re using an analog face)★ Has a calendar feature★ Wrist raise screen-on time can go as low as 2 seconds★ Power saving mode turns off bluetooth ping in case you want to use it as a stand-alone watch★ Body sensors work decently well and are generally accurate★ Notification tone isn’t annoying and sounds just like an old cellphoneWhat I don’t like:——————— Case is extremely thick so getting a sleeve down over it can be a pain- Button on the top right spins like a dial, but the rotation has no function- Silicone watch strap holes are spaced too far apart – my wrist ended up between sizes- Convoluted case design – too many grooves to collect dirt and debris- Light button on the side only turns on the light when the screen is on- Position of flashlight is a bit awkward when reaching with the same hand- No AOD (always on display) dial faces- Can’t turn wrist-raise feature off on the watch (only on the app)- Can’t set time or date directly on watch (only when synced to the app)- Can’t set alarms directly on watch (only on the app)- Limited screen brightness settings- Screen-on time can only go as low as 5 seconds- No extra outdoor features like compass or barometer that could be useful outdoors- The “=” sign on the calculator is somewhat difficult to reach and doesn’t have good touch response- App is mediocre and the dial library doesn’t even work on my phoneFortunately, if you want to use this as a stand-alone military watch, it’s absolutely doable. All you have to do is pair it to the app, download the extra dial face you want (if the library works on your phone), toggle the wrist raise, add any alarms, then turn off BT and unpair it. Bingo bango, a stand alone. You can even toggle the power saving mode to on to turn off the ping. Just make sure to charge it once or twice every fortnight so the battery doesn’t die and you lose the time, necessitating another pairing.Personally, I would’ve like to have seen a thinner case and a silicone strap with closer set holes to dial in the fit. Since I’m between sizes, it’s either too tight or too loose. Had to swap it out for another one. Luckily the metal strap fits better once I took off the extra segments, but the size of the case still feels a bit too big for the strap width.On the plus side, the screen resolution is fantastic, most of the dial faces are usable, the flashlight works well even if it is on the very top of the case, the touch response is great and the aesthetics are nice and aggressive if you like the “macho man” type of look. Personally, once I swapped out the band I kinda like it for working outdoors or in the garage since the larger numbers are easy to read at a glance and the light comes in handy. Obviously a smaller profile would’ve been better, but at least the water resistance in the rain is good. I’ll give it 3.8/5 stars.

LIGE Smart Watch (FV14) for Men with Flashlight, 2.01″ Screen with 650mAH battery,100+ Sports Modes, Heart Rate, SpO2 Monitor, for Android / iOS – BlackThis is a nice watch currently for a good price. It looks quite good and come with two bands, a silicon and a metal band. I really like the metal band as it really adds to the looks of the watch.Like other Lige watches it uses the FitCloudPro app which only supports one watch (you must delete a watch to switch to another if you have mutiple).No login / account required.This watch currently only has about 75 different downloadable faces of which most seem to be designed for kids. The watch requires the app to set the time.The smart watch has two buttons, a LED flashlight, along with all the regular functions (speaker phone, voice assistant, 100+ workout modes, heart rate, sleep, BP, O2, messages, weather, music, camera control, find phone, timer, alarm, stopwatch, basic calculator, calendar, business cards, etc) which all work fairly well except the weather doesn’t show a multi-day forecast. The calendar doesn’t show appointments, but is still a nice addition.This is the first watch I’ve see that will actually download all the contacts from your phone (too bad they are not in any particular order). It also supports favourite contacts via the app.The screen looks pretty good, but I find the flashlight is a little weak (but better than just turning the screen white), the flashlight also has a dedicated button. The speakerphone is fairly good for a watch as well. It’s quite comfortable and has a long lasting battery.Overall I think that this is a good, not great, value and deserves 4 stars.