In terms of health tracking, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more accurate device than the Apple Watch. Having said that, however, it’s important to consider the price difference and appallingly bad battery life which plagues Apple’s offerings in this category.Enter the GTS 2 Mini:For the $60 I paid for this device in Taiwan, I can confidently say it’s a better value than any other watch at this price — digital or otherwise. Not only is it sleek, with a profile shy of 9 millimeters, but it has an attractive aluminum frame and a weight which allows you to forget you’re wearing it.When it comes to sleep tracking, the GTS 2 Mini accurately records both start and end of my sleep cycles, with disturbances also noted, though not as reliably.All other features work with my iPhone 11, and while it’s not as accurate as expensive medical devices designed for detailed health tracking, that’s not what this is. I mention this only because so many people tend to expect everything for nothing.So to wrap up, if you’re looking for a stylish digital watch which also functions as a health tracker that motivates you to work on your fitness, then this is probably the most attractive option on the market — for almost any price.

The back of the speaker is totally flexible allowing you to place the edges of the speakers in pretty much any position. Therefore the speaker is quite comfortable and easy to put on and take off. But if you are bending over it can fall off also.The sound quality was a lot better than I expected from such small speakers. I can make it loud enough to run on my elliptical and hear it fine while my husband sleeping on the floor above me can't hear it through the floor/ceiling.It does have that annoying loud voice, power on, discovering, disconnected, power off, etc... Not loud enough to make you go deaf (finally) but loud enough you won't want to be wearing the speaker when it makes it's announcement (unless you are already deaf). So I can't turn it on in the same room with a sleeping person.Hand controls are on the right and the multifunction button is the highest up. Personally I'd prefer the controls on the left with the multifunction button on the bottom. (I'm right handed but I'm doing something with my right hand and I want to do something with the speaker with my left hand while I'm using my right hand.)

I bought these just to act as a placeholder for my Cloud 2 headset just so I'm not wearing a headset with fresh ear piercings and though I wouldn't permanently replace the actual headphones with these ear buds, they're pretty decent. Surprisingly good sound quality for earbuds, Basic surround sound for gaming, Little bit of sound leaking at max but nothing too bad. They aren't noise-cancelling in the slightest. I'm not entirely sure what the mic situation is like since I use a standalone mic, but don't expect amazing quality from earphones. Comes in a little hard carry case and has 3 different sized earbuds spare... the smallest of which my dumb tiny ears appreciated. My only issue is the length of the earphone wire... it's ~50in which isn't terrible at all if you're using it connected to a controller, phone or switch I suppose - but if your PC isn't exactly super close to your monitor, you'll have a hard time. I just plug mine into the USB hub from my Cloud 2 headset so it's no real issue, but keep it in mind if your PC is under your desk or across it and you don't have an adapter.

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 Nice activity tracker with some room for improvementI owed multiple kinds of activity trackers from different generations, and watched these gadgets evolving through the years so I can immediately spot similarities and common issues with other products.This is a nice activity tracker with a beautiful bright screen, which still had a space to go before it uses a full potential of the hardware.... I would totally recommend this for someone who need a common use activity tracker with larger screen and notification options.I've been wearing it for about a motnth now, and I can tell that a battery lasts l over a week with my use pattern.The watch feels solid, equipped with a standard selection of sensors, like accelerometer, heartbeat and SPO2 sensors. The rest of the story is just how good is the smartphone app and the watch software.On a positive side:• screen skins are managed directly from the app• charging cable is solid and magnetically attached (I wish there were two included in the original package, thought)• screen is pleasantly bright and sharp• Wristband is convenient and not noticeable when wearing continuously• For those like myself who don't care about the Alexa feature, it can be disabled in the app settings.Some need to know features and cons:• As you can see from my video, the orthogonal controls are sometimes confusing, and the screen sensitivity occasionally fails.• since the time these watches started supporting multiple watchfaces, long press triggered by one crossing the arms on his chest will trigger watch skin change with a haptic feedback. It is an annoying distraction -- a common problem for all these watches. I am looking forward when they come up with a software fix• it reports my deeps sleep duration from last night as 4:30H through the night, while my other tracker says 2:30H, so go figure. Also seems to be a software problem.• the wristband will probably last barely for 6 month, I had many of those, they suffer the same issue and break at the same location• the side knob has only two functions and takes only press-action, no rotation/twist• in my personal opinion: too much attention to Alexa (which I don't need), and not enough attention to media control or remote camera shutter -- software drawback.• delayed sync of athletic activity stats between the watch and the app is confusing• it worked perfectly with my phone, but refused to work with my dad's 5yo Motorolla phone - Recognized by bluetooth, but would never connect when scanning the QR-code. Time to upgrade my dad's phone anyway.• I did not find a smartphone camera shutter control option. This is regretful, since I got used to having this in my other smartwatches

I listen to 3-5 books per week. I've done this for years. I've used another type of ear bud, but have lost them and they are wearing out. I tried to purchase new ones, but they don't even sell the ones I had. After a few hours of searching, I chose to purchase these.I've had this product for a little over a month. The sound was decent - I love that I can controle the volume, but what's the best to me is that I can listen to 1 ear bud all day. I've gotten 8 hours of listening to a book on one ear bud. The beauty of this is, when that one is out of power, I can simply put it in the carrying case/charger and use the other one. I carry the charging case in my pocket and it go on with my day. One other thing I've noticed is the ease of syncing to my phone. Once you've done it, it automatically and quickly connects the next time.Definitely worth the money to me. Again, I do not listen to music and can't tell you one way or another if it's worth it for music listening, but for audio books, podcasts and talk radio - I LOVE IT!

First and foremost, this will not replace your iPhone or FitBit Versa. But if you just need a basic fitness tracker that will also alert you when you’re getting calls or messages, this watch is a good deal.The battery life is phenomenal! I’ve been wearing it for five days now (daytime only) and it hasn’t needed a charge yet.The graphics are pretty poor but it gets the job done. Text is small and difficult to read sometimes.It doesn’t have haptics. Just buzzes when you get a notification.The watch face is MUCH larger than I anticipated! I’m a pretty sizable lady and it still almost completely covers my wrist. If you’re thin this may be too large for you.It doesn’t interface well with Apple Health. The app is free and easy to use, you can switch between metric and imperial units and choose from a variety of graphics for the watch face. Nothing fancy.Overall it isn’t bad for the price. I bought this after my Apple Watch broke just to tide me over until I get a new one. It does the job but I don’t think I’d rely on this for long term tracking unless you want total simplicity.

It took me a long time to find the right buds, I tried several and was really disappointed.Bose Sport are great - initially I was super hesitant to order them based on some of the negative reviews here! However, in my experience - they are awesome! Great sound quality, they are super comfortable, I have pretty small ears and these stay in really well, they don't make my ears hurt, I sometimes forget I am wearing them. Connecting them to devices is super easy, the app is simple and effective to use.The only thing they don't have is noise canceling and transparency mode - however, I don't find either of these necessary, the volume and quality of sound is great to get lost in your music. When I am cycling, if I turn down the volume, I can easily hear the noises in my environment and still enjoy my music. Feedback from people is that they can hear me really well on phone calls too. The app does have EQ controls so you can adjust the sound. Overall, I love them, and they are great value for money in comparison to some other brands. I would recommend for sure.

Overall the Ticwatch E3 is one of the best Wear OS Watches that you can buy at the moment. The manufacturer, Mobvoi, is know for it's creativity and innovative designs as well for the build quality. I have been wearing a Ticwatch for over a year now I never had any issue.The battery life is great for a Wear OS watch. With one charge and average usage I lasted around 2 days minimum (with all the health monitoring fuctions enabled). Without the health monitoring fuctions the battery span would probably be much longer. This is made possible by the used Qualcomm Chipset specialized for wearables.The charging is easy and fast. The watch is not charged wirelessly. That can be seen as a downside. But wireless charging is usually slower. Using the magnet connector for charging the watch is easy and not fiddly at all. The display is pretty bright. Even when the sun is shining, it is still possible to ready the display. The wrist band is a standard 20 mm wrist band. So if you are into customizing the watch a little bit, you can easily buy affordable bands online, no problem there. The touch screen is responsive and not laggy. Overall the usability is great.To sum it up: you get great value for your money with this watch. The watch is perfect if you want a smartwatch that has great functionality but does not cost a fortune.