TRUEFREE Watch 1 Smart Watches for Men Women (Make/Answer Calls), 1.53" Fitness Tracker With Heart Rate SpO2 Sleep Stress Monitor 127 Sports Modes IP68 Waterproof, Smartwatch for iPhone Android Phones

I’ve been using this smartwatch for a little while now, and I’m really happy with it. I love being able to make calls and get message alerts directly on the watch – it’s super convenient. The health features, like heart rate and sleep tracking, are great. The battery lasts for days, and the watch itself looks nice with a clear display. Overall, it’s a solid, affordable smartwatch that does everything I need

The TRUEFREE Watch 1 is a stylish, durable smartwatch with a clear screen, accurate fitness tracking, great call quality, water resistance, customizable notifications, and a long battery life. It's got awesome health monitoring and tons of sports modes. Seriously recommend it at that price..

The speaker is not clear and is difficult to listen when making a call and know that you can only receive notifications with it

It's a good value for money product, highly recommend if you are just after receiving notifications and making and receiving calls. When it comes to tracking steps, sleeps and others not accurate...

This smartwatch has a large screen with a clear display. I also found the screen to be very responsive. Calls are clear and it pairs well with my phone. I downloaded the app which allowed me to customize my notifications and the watch’s face. So far it has proven to be water resistant. It is very useful for tracking and recording data when I’m running or biking. Good battery life. It feels durable and looks attractive on the wrist. Very happy with this smart watch..

• The TrueFree Smartwatch offers excellent value, combining a sleek design, responsive touchscreen, and extensive features including fitness tracking and notifications. • Its long battery life and comfortable wearability make it a highly recommended affordable option.

This item is not reliable. I bought for my wife as a gift. Day of openning display been flickering and blur.

This is an entirely different game with this new watch. Great stlye especially the silver ring. Good battery backup and no any issues with conneting with my mobile device, no drops of call. Easliy surpassing my samsung watch battery. Value for money sylish watch

For a cheap smart watch I didn't expect much and was pleasantly surprised with the quality and features. The value for money here is great for $42. The quality of the watch itself is fantastic with a great screen, it's bright and has strong vibration to wake me up in the morning. I have tinnitus and audio alarms don't work well sometimes but this vibration wakes me up immediately and it's set to low strength. The battery went from 100% to 40% in 4 days at medium brightness with a lot of use. I could see this easily lasting a week at low brightness. The heart rate monitor and timers for exercise are pretty good and seem accurate so far as long as the watch is strapped tight enough. If it's too loose the heart rate can sometimes misread but that's easily fixed. I really like the sleep monitor too and seeing how well I slept. It also has many features I cannot list here otherwise I'd be writing an essay. The only suggestion I would give the company is to make a better instruction manual for all the features of this watch. There are a couple things I haven't got working yet but 95% of it is really intuitive and you will work it out if you can use a smartphone. It's similar to a mini smartphone with a top bar to scroll down and activate the torch, Bluetooth music, screen brightness, setting, etc, just like on android. Overall it's a great watch and I am happy. I am sure there are better ones out there, but they cost significantly more and not everyone is rich. This is 5stars for the price.

TRUEFREE Watch 1 Smart Watch - paid CDN$49.99 TL:DR - Inexpensive and functional watch with good battery life and an unexpectedly comfortable band that works fine in a disconnected “simple” mode after an initial app load followed by deletion of the app (see caveats below). Responsive tech support if needed. I wasn’t the least bit interested in the expensive brand-name ‘digital smart watch’ craze that took hold a few years ago being an old-school analog watch obsessive. That said, even inexpensive traditional analog quartz ‘everyday’ watches start around $60 these days and formerly trusted brands are failing miserably on durability and serviceability. Convoluted warranty terms with hidden fees means I have a box full of broken and otherwise useless watches, most of which need a different number battery too. So I found myself in a late-night Amazon shopping rabbit hole that led me to actually consider the ridiculously inexpensive digital watch arena. Nearly all are packed to the brim with connectivity and health/sports features - none of which excite me at all. These features might work perfectly well on this watch - I don’t know. Untested. Genuinely uninterested. I really like living in blissfully unconnected and unmonitored 1982. All I wanted was functional time and date strapped to my wrist that wouldn’t break the bank if lost or broken in my sometimes rough daily routine. With my penchant for the simple, the main question was whether or not I could use the watch as such with all the bells and whistles disabled. Pre-sales support answered my question within an hour of asking. That was a good sign and frankly the reason I selected this brand over the countless other similar offerings. For fellow Luddites like me, you need to load the proprietary app at least once to set the time and pick a few faces to load. It seems to hold three from several dozen pre-made available plus one custom designed if you wish and then you’re free to delete the app entirely and trim the displayed options to bare minimum. Two caveats… first tech support warned me that I’d have to reload the app if I allowed the battery to fully drain at any point. I get a week’s use, Bluetooth and most everything connectivity disabled, still with 20% battery remaining so not a problem. Second, if you have a (literally) twenty-year-old cell phone running Android 1.2 like me, you’ll need to borrow a friend’s phone with newer Android for that initial app load. (ps. thanks Carmen!) Syncing took a little patience but we got there after fiddling with the settings on both watch and phone. I suspect tech support would be helpful if you run into any insurmountable obstacles there. I’ve been wearing this watch for just over three months now and can say it fits my uncomplicated needs surprisingly well. The battery life, the self-imposed ‘low tech’ mode, and the simple styling all work for under CDN $50 paid - I notice it’s down to $30 at this writing. I had planned on swapping the black (rubber?) band for more traditional leather to fit my style preference and still might but the stock band is more comfortable than I imagined and offers much more accurate size adjustment for my wrist that inexplicably always seems to fit exactly *between* two usual size holes. While I don’t really use any of the sports features, it seems the step counter that sneaks in on a couple of the faces is comparable accuracy to co-workers with ridiculously expensive brand watches doing the same thing. Overall I’m five-star happy with this gizmo so far. Updates will follow if that changes for some reason over time. Orbiting this at a distance of roughly ninety-two million miles is an utterly insignificant little blue green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they still think digital watches are a pretty neat idea.” - Douglas Adams from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Worked for one week only. Bad quality

This smart watch have all the things it said it would do, excellent. Very light weight. The battery needs to be recharged at about 5 days. The remote camera does not work. Still figuring out how to get it to work.

Despues de una semana de uso aqui traigo mis punto de vista de este excelente Smartwatch de Truefree modelo Watch 1...lo primero que me sorprendio es lo personalizable que es este nuevo gadget de la marca pues ya he utilizado otros relojes asi como la calidad del material y funciones las cuales estan por demas excelentes. comenzare diciendo que el reloj tiene una excelente autonomia y su carga en tiempo es adecuada, con un uso intensivo el reloj en promedio dura alrededor de unos 4 dias y en uso un poco mas moderado llega a la semana sin problemas. cuenta con un boton el cual abre la opcion de deportes y actividades pero lo que es realmente perfecto es que se tiene la facilidad de personalizar que deportes o actividades dejas a la vista y cuales puedes dejar ocultos de esta forma al abrirla no tienes una lista enorme de cosas que no todos necesitamos, eso le da mucha practicidad y personalizacion... lo mismo pasa al momento de hacer swipe a la derecha o izquierda en la pantalla pues al ir recorriendo las opciones que presenta como temperatura, calendario, respiracion entre otras, aqui tambien se puede optar por esconder las que no necesitamos y solo dejar las que si requerimos y asi no tener cosas innecesarias a la vista lo que hace que nos tardemos mas a la hora de buscar lo que necesitamos... vuelvo a lo mismo, es excelente y permite tener una mejor optimizacion de la forma de presentar lo que cada usuario requiere en realidad. este Watch 1 de Truefree el panel tiene una excelente definición asi como un buen brillo lo que permite poder ver actividades o avisos aun bajo la luz del sol, al usarlo como manos libres siento que falta algo de volumen a las llamadas y pues aqui el detalle es que en un ambiente muy ruidoso se puede batallar un poco pero nada que sea problematico y una de las cosas que mas me gusta es que se puede acceder al numeral para marcar una llamada directamente desde el smartwatch sin sacar el celular de la bolsa o se pueden empatar solo los contactos que mas se usan o los mas importantes y asi con un par de toques hacer esa llamada sin tanto problema... otra cosa excelente es que te permite ingresar un numero de contacto de emergencia para algun caso que asi lo requiera lo cual me parece algo perfecto. a traves de la aplicacion que se instala en el celular se tiene mas opciones para personalizar desde las caratulas que se presentan entre digitales, analogas o combinadas y lo bueno es que poco a poco se van adicionando mas y mas caratulas para difrutar... por igual se puede programar alarmas, recordatorios, y avisos de las aplicaciones que realmente necesitemos pues despues de todo a quien le gusta que su muñeca este todo el tiempo vibrando con avisos que a veces no requerimos asi que en ese aspecto muy bien tambien. les comento que una vez que tengan este excelente Watch 1 de Truefree se den un tiempo digamos de un par de horas para configurar de forma correcta todo el reloj y la aplicacion para que asi puedan sacarle el maximo provecho y asi disfrutarlo al maximo pues de verdad tiene mucho para ofrecer este excelente gadget de la marca. me sorprende como con cada lanzamiento van mejorando mas y mas las funciones de sus equipos, yo en lo personal tenia el GT2 de la misma marca y aunque es un poco mas delgado que este nuevo Watch 1 aun asi optare por de ahora en adelante usar este nuevo reloj inteligente, tanto por beneficios nuevos que trae asi como configuracion y personalizacion mas minusiosa para el mismo. si andas en busca de un buen reloj inteligente y tienes en la mira este Watch 1 de Truefree la verdad no te lo pienses que lo vas a disfrutar mucho una vez que lo hayas configurado bien a tu gusto... gracias si llegaste hasta aqui y espero haber despejado dudas si tienes el deseo de adquirirlo... cualquier pregunta con gusto la respondere... saludos y felices compras!!!