Very impressive for the price and size, adding a subwoofer helps but is by no means necessary. The connectivity is fantastic and I recommend these to everyone now!

Great watch for Android. The battery lasts between two and three days on average and it's very convenient, even without LTE. There have been many times that my phone wasn't near me but I was still able to take a call using this watch. You can also read and respond to texts or create your own. Basically it can act as a substitute for your phone when you can't directly access it (whether it's in a different room, you have it in something like a gym bag, it's somewhere nearby while you do an outdoor activity like tennis, ect). You can even transfer music (MP3) to it and connect Bluetooth earbuds to it and go for a run without your phone (I've had some issues here and there but it works). I don't wear a watch while I sleep so I can't speak on the sleep tracking. However I use the TicExercise features and like them. This watch is great for my athletic and gadget filled lifestyle.

I’d agree with the reviews on this page. In fact, they helped me make this purchase. I was first led to this product by an article in Rolling Stone which raved about another Edifier speaker which was passive (rather than active, which was what I wanted). So I searched for Edifier here on Amazon and found and purchased these amazing speakers. Here are a few things I learned which might be helpful. First, they were purchased to be computer monitors for an iMac Pro. Second, I first connected them via Bluetooth. What I discovered was that there were music dropouts when I was using the computer. I assume processing other things interfered with the stability of the Bluetooth. Third, when I connected my iPhone to them, however, they worked seamlessly. But … I had a Monster headphone-to-RCA cable, so I attached the speakers via the external headphone jack. Worked perfectly. Bliss! Great sound. And I could control the sound by the keyboard speaker keys.Fourth, my journey continued to enjoy and improve the finer details. I have loads of HD Audio files (24 bit/192kHZ), so I was using those to break in the speakers. Sounded wonderful but … after loving the sound for hours, I realized that, in the past, I had used an Apple utility called Audio MIDI Setup to adjust sound outputs. This is a standard utility. And, lo and behold, under Audio Devices I found the External Headphones jack. I clicked on it and there was a Format choice that allowed me to up the default 44.1 kHz output to 96kHz (2ch 32-bit Float). Now, that was a game changer. The speakers jumped up and took a victory lap. Right now, pumping a fist into the air on the opening movement of Beethoven’s Sixth.Maybe this will help someone. HD Audio, which I mostly get from HDtracks.com, works perfectly with iTunes and is worth looking into if you want amazing audiophile sound to fill your room. I’ve had a lifelong love of vinyl pumped through great equipment (Technics, Miracord, Sony, Yamaha, KLH, KEF, HomePods), so if I’m raving about these $139 speakers, it’s for a damn good reason. Yes, Virginia, they compete well on a high-level playing field.

For starters installation took some time due to that my old lock have different measurements so i needed to make close the old hole and make a new the instructions really helped specially the card that shows the measurements needed for the apps it was really easy to install and add key numbers also adding the RF card

Great price, will be able to watch this movie anytime I want.

Really nice you can choose what level of brightness you would like while installing. Changing after that might be a chore. They look great.

Battery lasts 3+ days and the LCD provides an always-on screen at very low power. Big bright screen and lighter weight than my last watch. Highly recommended.