Smart Watch for Women Men, Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, Blood Oxygen, Sleep Tracking, 41mm Touchscreen Smartwatch IP68 Waterproof Pedometer Watch Compatible with Android iOS

I did not expect much from this cheap step tracker, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised. I’ve been trying to reach 10,000 steps a day and I’m surprised to find that I’m rarely ever close and this little gadget has helped tremendously, Even reminding me to get up and move. It’s got way more functions than I expected, including four different time faces. The blood pressure and blood ox features are actually quite accurate as well. I find the app to be quite user-friendly as well and since quickly. I think it’s important to enter your height as that helps with measuring your stride. My son and I will walk the same distance, but my tracker logs more steps than his since he’s taller. I also noticed the Fitness feature on my iPhone measures about half the amount of steps that I actually walk. What I thought was 2700 steps turns out to be 5100 with this gadget. It makes complete sense because the route I walk takes 45 minutes. The battery life is excellent. I charge maybe once a week. For reference, I ordered the 41MM sized watch.

I resisted for the longest time all the smart watches. Didn’t want one or need one … too much technology and I prefer to live more simply and “naturally.” It’s more than enough to have a smart phone. But I thought, finally, that it might be interesting to see how much I am actually walking and moving in a day. I didn’t want anything super fancy or complicated or expensive. Some of those watches are between $400. and $1000!! So I settled on trying this Livikey at only 20 bucks, not expecting much. And I have to admit I am really enjoying it! It is easy to use and seems to be tracking my steps and sleep correctly. I haven’t bothered to sync with my phone … don’t want all that. It works perfectly well by itself and I am seriously impressed!! Yes, I am loving this fitness watch and so glad I gave it a try! 🙌🏼❤️ For only $20! Amazing!! Many thanks to this company.🙏🏻

The media could not be loaded.  Video comment: the screen works well to touchon your wrist. The beginning of the video I only struggled because it was on a table.Overall though for the price you pay this is an excellent watch. It has all the functions of a Fitbit even if all of them aren't the best. It's a million times cheaper than a Fitbit though, so it's great if like me, you don't like that higher price tag commitment.a couple of cons I have noticed:1. The sleep tracker is wholey inaccurate. I think it just cycles the light and sleep back and forth. It doesn't register your waking, it says I never wake up when I very much wake up to turn off my husband's 9 alarms every morning.2. The heart rate monitor doesn't seem to cycle super often, I will feel my HR high and it will say I'm at 80, I'll manually force it and it will jump up. It does well when you schedule a workout though.3. The app could definitely use some finagling as some of it seems hard to interpret but overall does what it is meant to.4. The connection goes in and out so the find your phone feature only works... Sometimes.All this to say if that's the worst part about it.. this watch is pretty awesome. As long as those two items aren't something you're trying really hard to keep an eye on them this will get you good.

I mainly had in mind to use it just for step counting, but after setting it up decided to look at the other features. All I can say is: this smartwatch is very impressive. The quick start guide that came with it was ok to set it up with my phone, but sure could have used more detail for its actual use. For example, it uses icons for quickly going to the various menu options, but no explanation for the icons. Fortunately there are online articles and manuals and even videos I found that explain all the details and how best to use the individual options you select to use. After that information I was able to customize it to my personal needs. Now I can truthfully say, this little thing is exceptional. It works great on its own, but the app offers all kinds of detailed advice and helpful hints for exercises, sleep aids such as calming music at bedtime, or meditation clips for stress relief, and so much more. After a short time I turned off the phonecall and text options so I could concentrate on the health and exercise purpose for my purchase, but those options are there for anyone's needs, or easy to turn on/off as needed. Overall, I really am very pleased I went with this one.

Obviously not the real thing but a great alternative for someone wanting a nice looking watch with some features. Not fully functional like the real thing. Never did get the text message feature to work but really didn’t need it as this was for my 11 year old. In all fairness it may have been his phone. Wasn’t a feature he needed as his phone is just for the bus ride home from school. Overall very nice cheap watch. Battery life is amazing on it. Goes about 5-6 days before needing a charge.

My daughter really wanted a watch to track her steps so I got her this because I did not want to spend a ton of money on a kid. She loves the color of the band and loved all the options available for the watch faces within the app. It was a bit difficult at first to figure out which app to download (the instructions have a few different app names in there) but once we got the right app it was super easy to set up! It seems to hold the time well and holds up to an 11 year old with ADHD banging it around. She particularly loves the flashlight feature!

I got this to use as a pedometer. The watch is very cute and comfortable and the battery lasts for a really long time. The onlyDownside is it is very inaccurate in terms or step count. I use a step app on my phone which I find to be very acccurate. I tested it against this watch and the watch is waaay over counting steps. It’s typically over by a few thousand steps, which in unfortunate since the step counter is the only reason I bought this watch