The thing I liked most about this watch was how cheap it was as compared to other watches out there. It was good battery life of about 2 days. When you synch it from your phone it also shows notifications. Usually I have my phone in my pocket so I don't hear messages or anything most of the time. But with the watch, the notificates pop up in the watch so I can feel them vibrate on my hand. That's my favorite part about it.
The thing I didn't like so much was that it wasn't able to pick out the heart rate like it's supposed to.

I was looking for a smaller faced smartwatch. The design is cute and the width of the watch is 1/3 smaller than an iwatch. The app interface was really easy to use and it pairs often and seamlessly. The vibrate function for when you walk away, use the find function, or alarm is strong enough to be heard from another room. The battery lasts for days between charges even with heavy use. Unlike the Jawbone I had previously the step count is fairly accurate. I tested it several times and it was within a couple of steps. This can also be adjusted based on your gait length. Can use the watch as a Bluetooth button for music and your phone camera. It has a thin rubberized strap that looks like leather but seems much more durable and water resistant. I have a larger wrist and was worried that the band would not be long enough and was pleasantly surprised when it fit me.

This fitness tracker is definitely a cute, adorable, little thing. I'm giving it only 3 stars because it works and It's just okay; it's nothing fantastic that I would necessarily rave to my friends or coworkers about. I've had it for a week and I'm likely going to return for something of higher quality. The touch screen kinda works when it wants to- the entire screen is not touch activated only a small area. I do like that the screen turns on when you wave your wrist around. There are some features on the menu I didn't like. When will I ever find myself playing table tennis or badminton? Likely never. I don't cycle enough to want to have that on the menu either. And I dont see myself using this as a remote to take pics from my phone. Nor could i get the music to play with the music controller option. So I see these on the menu as a waste. It did come partially charged, maybe half battery. I have only charged it twice and maybe for an hour each time. I haven't allowed the battery to completely drain. With the Bluetooth connection, you have to be in close proximity of your phone (like, don't leave the room without your phone) before the band starts vibrating and app makes sound effects like it's starting up an old Nintendo game. I do like the sleep tracking, heart rate monitor, and pedometer. The app has some nifty reports you can look at, my favorite has been looking at my sleeping habits throughout the night. Those were all fairly accurate. I wish I could find the Gps featurs it claims to have. The app also allows you to sync an alarm with the wristband (a jolting vibration on your wrist that is terrifying enough to wake you up in the morning and was amusingly documented on the Heart rate monitor) and a sedentary reminder (also a vibration). If anything, it's a cute "smart" watch that vibrates if you have an incoming call or a message (you can allow it to remind you of texts, WhatsApp, FB messenger, etc.) which are partially displayed. It works well but it's nothing extraordinary.

It is great as a smart watch. I love how the watch will light up with the movement of my wrist; therefore I don't have to click anything. The step counting feature is good too, it's nice to know. I also was able to set an alarm on the app to make the watch buzz in the morning, and that was also something else that was neat. When it is connected to my phone it dose a cool job of showing texts and even Facebook messages that I receive, and that is nice to see if I don't have my phone in view.
So when this watch is working properly it is a solid 5 star smart watch, and it also looks good to the eye. I was asked about it a few times when wearing it. And I make a video to tell people how to use it, hope it will help other guys.

As long as you download the Smart Wristband app, this watch is amazingly functional, especially for the price. I would recommend this to anyone. My only complaint is that sometimes it is too sensitive to touch and ends up recording cycling time that I didn't do. Does absolutely everything listed in the description.