This smartwatch was a pleasant surprise, offering a decent set of features for the price point, along with an app that is simple to use and straightforward in operation.The watch offers a step counter that includes a map, history, and a calorie counter.The sleep counter is difficult to judge for accuracy, mine seems to alternate between deep and light sleep at odd intervals, and never shows me reaching REM, but it does include a nice history chart to track sleep time overall.Heart rate meter is accurate for me when worn on the inside of wrist.Temperature meter was also straightforward and fairly accurate.Blood pressure monitor was consistently very inaccurate, when measures side by side with a professional cuff style meter, the watch report 20 points below actual value in at least 20 tests on several people. So don't count on the watch in this regard.Blood oxygen seems to report slightly low, but I don't actually have a meter to test this seperately.The additional functions of timer/stopwatch, the notification push, and answering calls functions all performed well, after pairing devices. *Note* I had to call myself a couple times to get the calls to go to the watch, after 3 or 4 calls the watch started to pick them up, have not had any issues since. All in all I am very happy with the watch, a great little basic health tracker unit with good functionality, minimal glitchyness, easy paring, decent battery, and a functioning simple app on android.0

I've only had the Amazfit for a few hours but everything works as it should. I wasn't doing anything on my Apple watch that I'm not doing on here. All notifications appear perfectly. Alexa has worked each and every time. The heart rate monitor works. And the blood oxygen meter works great too! Pairing was easy. I like the screen and it's super light and comfortable to wear. A no brainer at less than $60. Very pleased so far!

I'm not sure how great it is at reading heart rate...did some heart pumping cardio and it didn't change much. The blood pressure and oxygen saturation don't appear to be accurate either. I put in on a family member who was ill and using a professional blood oxygen meter and it said he was at 98% and was admitted to the hospital for issues with blood oxygen 2 days later.The step count matched my Fitbit, I did check it a few times before selling the old Fitbit. I like the many sports features where you can record walking, elliptical, etc, but while you're in record mode you can't use your watch for anything else, which kind of stinks if you're walking on a treadmill and want to set a timer, or change your music, or look at anything else. This does not record "active minutes" like Fitbit.I do like how it displays text messages, and if a call comes in you can reject it (not sure what would happen if you tried to answer) from the watch.Even with all the above, it's a great tracker, i love the round face and that you can change the faces and even personalize it with any photo you want, love that you can find your phone with the watch if you lost your phone, and can find your watch from the app as well. Very cool features for a reasonably priced watch! The pink band I got with it looks great with most of my outfits.And seriously, I charged it 10 days ago and it still has 65% battery left! I really like how the charging cord magnetizes to the back of the watch...my former fitbit...ooyyeee...you'd have to remove the fitbit, stick it in a charging "box", and hope it clamps down hard enough to connect enough to charge it. No issues with that here. I really like this sports watch!

I use Cr2 3v batteries for my light meter. I have only had to change batteries once in two years, so they hold up well.

Everything about this is great except there is no way to tell how much battery is left or fully charged. I'm still old school that I let items die before charging them again. But I also can see how much battery is available. I use this for snowboarding so if it dies in the begining/middle of the day, then I'm SOL. Obviously I make sure to fully charge the Clip before I go out, but what rechargeable item doesn't show battery life? That's the only flaw to this product. Great sound, durable, quick connect.

Ordered this because of low oxygen. Ended up in hospital works great. Especially at night to let me know my oxygen rate has dropped.

Beautiful watch and honestly gives the Apple Watch a run for its money. The HR/oxygen is an awesome feature, I compared it to my pulse ox and it was spot on. Battery life is great and the watch is comfortable to wear on my wrist. I'm an active guy so I definitely use the fitness feature frequently. It is comfortable to wear while working out/biking/running. Couldn't recommend it enough!

I love it ! I had two major heart surgeries few months ago , things been a little up and down...oxygen was dropping , heart raced once in a while.....I wanted a watch that can give me results that I can look at daily or weekly, and take my heart rate , Blood pressure , oxygen , and monitor my sleep incase I wasn't feeling good I could look at what is going on ! Well this watch does all 4 !!! 5 star for that ! The sleep not sure if it's 100% acurate but better than nothing, also can make , receive text / phone calls on it , you can get FB updates and other stuff too , change the face , I like this thing and I'm not a watch person !