the watch is good, does what it is meant to do, easy to use and understand, just wish you could download the data to a file

Truly amazing! All the things you can do! It is like your smartphone right on your wrist and the battery lasts over a day unlike your phone. Don't need to bring money with you. There is Samsung Pay on the watch. Write messages and get alerts. Leave your phone at home when you go to the gym. Wow... you can even jump in a pool without worrying!

This product will do what it says, turn a not smart switch into a smart one. You have to have the Hub Spot Mini or Pro to get it to connect with a Voice Assistant/Digital home but I'd say once you have one of those, SwitchBot devices are a great way to smartify an apartment or somewhere where you won't live forever.

I will write this with the assumption that you are okay having smart devices in your house and know that, although big tech is definitely listening, they are also listening to millions and millions of other people and aren't interested in your personal life. If you have reservations, skip the smart devices and get this instead: https://amzn.to/3Pkrw8eSmart outlets are the cheapest and easiest way to start "smartening" your home. We need some standards unification, but the technology is so mature now that there is a glut of decent smart home devices flooding the market at low prices, including these. At 4 for such a low price, they are close to the best bargain you can get for them.They do not integrate directly with Alexa or other smart home controls. They are controlled by Smart Life, a popular app for many (MANY) cheap Chinese smart devices. You don't have to trust the Chinese app, but you do have to use it temporarily. Install Smart Life, create an account, configure your devices (manual install via wi-fi is always a better option than auto-detection, which generally never works due to 5GHz/2.4GHz issues), add the Smart Life skill to Alexa/Google Home/SmartThings, then uninstall their app. After that, it just works. In my house alone, I have 15 devices from 6 different vendors, all but one work with Smart Life (one device actually integrates directly with the Alexa app), and Alexa has no problems controlling any of them.Complaints? They are minor: I would like to see more of these types of devices support 5GHz wifi, as the 2.4GHz band is noisy and crowded. They also aren't solid state. You can hear the relay inside of them click open and closed when they activate. Moving parts means mechanical wear, which means a shorter life and extra failure points compared to a solid-state option.Of course, you don't NEED an Echo or Google Home to use these. You can just use the Smart Life app to control them using a phone and they will work fine that way, too. Again, if you have qualms about big tech then you probably shouldn't trust the Smart Life app. Use this instead: https://amzn.to/3Pkrw8e (don't shop on Amazon either, if that's your perspective)If you are new to these, you'll wonder why you didn't get them sooner as soon as you realize how nice it is to snuggle into the pillow at night and just say "Alexa, turn off the bedroom lights" without having to get back up or stretch for the nightstand.

Good watch if you want something to track heart rate, receive text messages, and have a nice design. The bands of the watch broke within a year of my purchase, but Fitpolo has good customer service and they sent me replacement bands. I'd recommend the watch if you want something simple and stylish and does the few things you want it to do.

I have had several ones and the worst one is from Feit. This one has no connectivity issues and no matter the type of light bulb I’ve used I don’t have any flickering issues.

Great product that is reasonably priced! It was easy to set up and included everything you need. Great addition if you are starting a new smart home set up or you already have some stuff. Recommended due to its great price!

Peace of mind knowing you watch baby sleep while you do chores around the house.