AMAZTIMAMAZTIM Military Smart Watch with GPS, 6 Satellite Positioning/Compass, Stainless Steel Body, 50M Waterproof, 480mAh Extra-large battery, Answer/Make Call, 2" AMOLED Screen, Compatible for Android iOSCarbonfree Certified

THE PERFECT WATCH!!!

Have had this watch for 2 weeks. Purchased on July 16, 2024 Prime Day. Will post an update if there are changes.Likes: Great price. Rich in features. Built solid. Weather app accurate. GPS is spot on (initially appears not to pick up satellites....just go cause when you review it at the end it's accurate). Lots of choices for watch faces. Can keep is "always on" (choose a separate black and white face). The flashlight mode is a nice touch. Love that you can answer your phone are dial out on the watch....great watch speaker. BTW the actual name of this watch is: KOSPET TANK M3 Ultra watch and it is made by KOSPET TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD.Dislikes:1) Currently neither the alarm nor timer are functional (you get neither a beep nor a vibrate when it's time)....they "appear" to work but only if the screen timeout (mine is set for 15 seconds) has not happened. If keep the screen active it will work, but that is ridiculous as you might as well have to stare at the time! I did talk to the developers via email and they hope to get this fixed.2) Your text messages can be read but the "quick replies" nor any type of reply can be sent from the watch. The app seems to be able to set this up, but the watch isn't currently capable of this.3) Wish the battery life was better....but similar to all other smart watches I have used....if you want the always on display....you must rechard nightly (especially if you also used the GPS) or every other night.4) Future wishes: Remote start your car. Built in bear spray. Satellite TV. Ray gun. Ha-ha, take that Mr. Bond!

Love it..I work in concrete so l needed something that can take alot of punishment. This is the one..highly recommend

Took this watch which claims to be for swimmers on vacation with me, went swimming, watch started act up at first the right side buttons wouldn't work, then the left side wouldn't work, with no buttons working there was no way to get the watch to come on. Tried to stick it on the charger, nothing. The watch is quite dead. 5ATM water proof? Seriously, more like 0. Do yourself a favor, save your money and buy a Garmin or something else, just not this watch if you plan to have it ever get wet.

As advertised. Seems durable so far, but will see in a year, which seems to be the normal life span of such digital watches.

In general, this is a nice watch and there’s a lot to it. I’ve had it less than 24 hours so in a few weeks, I’ll add to this update. When I got this watch, it had 32 reviews and a 4.8 rating. A few days later now, I see negative reviews and the overall rating has dropped into the 3’s. I thought I’d take a few minutes real quick and set some things straight with this watch that contradict what other users have complained about it, which is probably nothing more than user error/lack of user knowledge.The band is cheap and I don’t know another can be found to fit this watch when the one that comes with it breaks. If it does break and I’m unable to find another band, the watch then becomes an expensive pocket watch with some useless features. The band is a very soft rubber presumably for comfortable wrapped around your arm. For the sensors on the back of the watch to function properly, the watch needs to stay snug and flat on your arm; when it becomes loose, the sensors aren’t able to read your vitals. Keeping the watch snug on your arm requires the band to be clasped tight and with as soft as the rubber band is and the spacing for the clasp, I don’t see this band lasting long. This is one of the more expensive smart watches sold on Amazon… I shouldn’t have to find a quality band for it.One thing that sold me on this watch, and I remember specifically going back to look before buying it, is the number of watch faces available to it, “500-plus exquisite watch faces.” The face that comes with the watch is okay, but I would like a watch face that better compliments the watch. There are not 500 faces available for this watch, not even half that. Including what’s on the watch, there are about 140 watch faces available, many put together with not much creativity and kinda juvenile and would be totally “out of place” to be used with the design and style of this watch. One example is watch face that’s nothing more than a clipart egg, time above it, battery and steps below it. Few would want to use something like that but it does count towards an available watch face. Based on what I’m seeing currently available for the watch’s face… I don’t have hopes for better watch faces in the future.A lense/protector comes with the watch for the user to install. It is just a hair smaller than the screen of the watch. It attaches like many protectors do for smart phones… comes with an alcohol towelette, drying towelette, and a dust collector. The protector is a hard piece of plastic and thicker than any phone screen protector I’ve ever seen. The problem with this protector I’m finding, is it slides around as the watch screen gets swiped. And since the protector is a hair smaller than the face, as the protector gets moved off center, it’s noticeable. If you have bad eyes, can’t see well, shaky hands… you’re going to need help putting the protector on.Assistant works pretty well and is tied into/works in conjunction with the assistant you have programmed on your phone. I use Google Assistant for all that I do including home automation. The firmware on the watch needs updated in that it will produce an error, let the user know when communication with the phone’s programmed assistant fails. Too many times now I’ve tried to use the assistant on my watch, for it to act like it carried out the instruction I asked, but for it to do nothing. So if the screen is off or locked on the phone, or assistant on the phone just isn’t working, the smart watch won’t let you know of such… it leaves you hanging waiting for your instruction to carry out.Another review mentioned something about sound and that it’s not very loud. In using Google Assistant, when Google is saying something, the audio from the watch is very low and hard if not impossible to hear; you’ve gotta have your watch to your ear to hear it. However, if you’re selecting which Google assistant voice to use (in your Google account settings), the voice coming across the phone is very loud (when the volume is all the way up). This is an issue with Google and not the watch. Listening to music through the watch, the audio has plenty of volume to hear the music playing. The watch has a music player function that shows as a phonograph playing with back, forward, pause, play and volume control. I’ve not seen anything that allows me to select which audio files I want to play, and there is no YouTube integration.I’m not a big fitness or one to count calories. If you are and this makes sense, apparently then I’m misunderstanding. In the US, typical daily values are based on 2,000 calories. This watch shows how many calories you supposedly burn while you’re wearing the watch and moving around. This watch labels calories as burned “kcal.” 1 kcal (kilocalorie) = 1000 calories. Already today, my watch is telling me I’ve burned “90 kcal” which equates to 90,000 calories. I’m believing what’s mean here is calories, and not kilocalories because having burned 90 calories is a lot more believable than burning 90,000 in a mornings time. And on the top of calories, the goal for burning calories can only be set to 1000 so, calories or kilocalories, you can’t set any more than burning 1000 calories in a day’s time. Other things I’ve seen, the number of calories to burn each day can be set much higher. As I see it, there are issues with calories and this watch.There is a lot to this watch and as I use it and learn about it, I’ll update with more. As it is now, I’m undecided if I’m going to keep it. For the $ paid, the watch band should be better and I’m not trying to replace it. Do the pros out weight the cons with this watch for me? Time will tell.Update 8/21/2024I’ve had the watch now about 2 weeks, and it’s just not for me. My pulse has never shown less than 55 when I’ve tested using other than this watch. This watch shows my pulse sometimes in the lower 40’s. That’s not accurate. Last evening with an extremely bad too ache, the watch tells me my current mood is “calm” when I was anything but calm. My blood pressure is almost always the same 133/78… seems like that’s the default it uses perhaps when it can’t accurately measure it. It counting sleep… it shows me sleeping throughout the day when I’m not. The digital time itself is hard to see as the dim part of the time is nearly as bright as the lit part of the time so I’ve found myself resorting to the hands to tell the time. The “screen protector” falls off. Since it has GPS, one would think that the watch would check the GPS to see if we’re moving in a bloody car before it tells me to “stand up and move around.” Too many things jacked with this watch to warrant a $159 price sticker. It’s now a return.

Needed a new running watch with smart watch features so bought the AMAZTIM. As a smart watch it's fine but the most important thing to me was that it had a good running app. As the weather cooled my times were at all time good levels and I got a bit suspicious. So I got my old Garmin out and used both watches on a run. To my considerable surprise at the 3 mile point on the Garmin the AMAZTIM showed 3.5 miles. So went home and using Google Maps tracked the distance of my run to determine which watch was correct. Turns out my old Garmin was perfect and the AMAZTIM GPX was way off.Since the main reason for the watch was for running, this is a major disappointment and so I'll go back to my old non smart Garmin and start to shop for a new Garmin which will cost a lot more but will be a watch whose readings I can trust.This is an addendum to the above original comment. The company reached out as a result of my review and offered a full refund, all I had to do was reply with "FULL REFUND". I did so, this was about 30 days ago, and I have yet to see the refund. So that makes it two disappointing interactions with these folks. At this point I don't expect a refund and I have moved on and purchased a Garmin, which is giving me what I wanted all along, accurate running statistics.

It’s great does everything I wanted and more battery life is great I charge once a week