Letsfit Smart Watch for Women Men, Fitness Trackers with Heart Rate Monitor, Pedometer Step Counter Watch with Blood Oxygen Saturation, IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Compatible with iPhone Android Phones

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This is a nice looking smartwatch. Its nice and comfortable to wear and has loads of functions on it. I am particularly interested in the heart rate monitoring and the sats levels. The sleep monitoring is good too. Its nice to keep on top of them. The other functions will come in handy like the fitness ones, steps, running, cycling ect just to name a few. Most i probably won't use tbh. The app is really easy to use and opens up loads more functions like mapping gps and others. Charging is easy and last ages between charges.

I have had several of these in the past with mixed results. This watch is brilliant value.The watch is simple to use and set up, great pairing functionality to your smart phone using the IR code it self generates, and the box and packaging as can be seen by my photos is a very high standard, much better than i would expect for the money.It links in with the Apple health app too so you can get your blood oxygen, pulse and sleep patterns linking to that app if you don't like the Letsfit one.The fact that this also has GPS functionality to track your exercise is good too.The only issue i have is that if you sit at your desk for any length of time it vibrates and tells you to move as it thinks your dead! Not a bad function but shows how often i am sat stationary really.Great watch and would highly recommend A++

This is my opinion after almost a week using the watch. I am really satisfied; I definitely recommend the product if you are looking for a good smart watch for a low price.What I am enjoying:- Connection to mobile is quite easy, a QR code helps to download the app and another QR code helps to stablish the connection.- Weight: perfect, light.- Display: good definition, nice faces, in special the digital clock one, very responsive to touch.- To track walking: particularly good - with the help of the connected mobile GPS - shows the distance and pace in real-time mode. If it is well adjusted to the wrist, heart rate reading seems to be accurate enough to control your workout heart rate zone.- Battery consume is satisfactory - wearing 24h with blood oxygen reading during sleep enabled, I am recharging it each two days, but probably the battery would last for almost three days. It is fast to recharge, and the magnetic feature of the charger is really good.- It provides interesting information about the sleep time. Even not being a medical device, the information it provides made me search more about the subject and associate the consequences of a bad and good sleep time with the way I feel in the mornings.- the app has options to make the watch get quiet and to keep its screen off when you move, including for a schedule time, what is good for the night. These features could have some improvements, that I am going to detail.What could be improved:- When notifications are turned on, the watch really shows lots of them and vibrates each time it does that – you cannot configure notifications by app, just in general terms. This can distract you with notifications that are not worth of attention, for example: <app x> is searching for new messages…- If you want to see notifications, but not at night, for example, you can use the “Do not disturb” option, for a scheduled time. Here there is also an opportunity for improvement because the main screen does not show the option in a three-state mode. Explaining: there are two options in the in-detail screen – On/Off and Scheduled – they are not interdependent, which is not too much intuitive. If you choose to enable the Scheduled option – and not the On option - it looks like the functionality is not enabled at all, but in fact it is, in Scheduled mode. In the main screen the option appears as “Off”, while It should appear as “Scheduled”.- Same possibility of improvement above with the Night mode option. It should have a three-state information in the config screen.

Great watch. Fantastic functionality for under £50. Heart monitor, blood oxygen and even has breathing trainer for relaxation. Pairs easily with android phone app which tracks health and training progress. Also controls music app on phone so you don't have to fumble around with phone while training to change track or volume. Haven't had to charge battery much so far, and arrived with full charge so was use able straight out of the box. You rwally can't go wrong. Features that rival mu h more expensive devices, at a much more pocket friendly price point. A genuine bargain.

Really happy with this purchase and found it very userfriendly. Also looks good and has a comfortable strap. Lots of different functions, the ones I use mostly are the heart rate monitor, breathing trainer, sleep tracker, exercise tracker and alarms. You also get alerts when someone is calling you or sends you a message. Overall, I'm really happy with it and would recommend to others.

I bought mine to track the walks I've been doing during lockdown, and found it to be a pretty accurate way to find out how much exercise I've done.The setup was fairly easy. Bluetooth it to your phone and you're off. I only use it when doing walks, the rest of time I don't wear it. I don't like watches! It picks up GPS very easily, so long as you allow the app permissions. It uses a very small amount of data whether using GPS or not (kilobytes).The battery life is excellent. The longest walk I've done is 5 hours and it only used a small amount of battery life (probably 10% - I didn't actually check). Mine arrived 94% charged. It charges very quickly and I've never seen mine below 80% so far.All in all great value for money, and I'm only using for very specific thing.Highly recommended.