AGPTEKSmart Watch for Men, 1.3'' Full Touch Fitness LW11 Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, DIY Watch Face, Message Notification, 5ATM Waterproof Outdoor Sports Smartwatch for Android iOS Phones, Black

This watch has a great battery life. I charged it up as per instructions and its lasted 4 weeks. Its looks lovely and the options to have a change of faces makes it fun too. Records steps, heart, exercise, sleep etc and you can set a reminder to drink! Whatsapp, text and calls can be set as long as your mobile is close to you. The app is good and easy to use. I'm not an I phone user and this is my 2nd smart watch, I used to have a fit bit charge 2 and thats what I m comparing it to.The only disappointment is, and I'm nit picking here is, when its a sunny day its difficult to see the time or read anything on the watch face. You do have to cast a shadow to see anything.Some of the faces show the month first rather than the date, which caused a bit of confusion at first. Plenty of faces to choose from though, and now found one that suits.

Great watch, but being very critical here, there are just a couple of points that could make it even greater.Hope the manufacturers update the watch software to correct the following:-1. Timer & stopwatch, stays on display after activation, which makes it unusable in practice.Swiping or knob pushing just stops the function. It should continue, and run in background, until zero or stopped. Also, the timer only vibrates on zero, and a beep beep would make it much more useful.2. Blood Pressure calibration, seen on YouTube, would be useful, as it would make the readings more recognisable, but seems to have been removed.One month later, additional comments.Watch working well, and very pleased, but just to be clear, this is not a premium sports watch, but rather a budget smart watch, with several useful functions, in addition to time.As such it is good value, but does have issues. Time synchronising and accuracy is good, but one should not expect the accuracy of other functions to be as good as the high price premium brands. Measuring steps from a wrist based sensor will never be optimal, due to your arms also moving around, and the LW11 is no exception. More expensive smart watches use A.I. to try and improve true step detection, but even those will not be without errors.One other problem that occasional occurs, and seems to be common with many smart watches, is the spurious display of menus and functions, due to the display being inadvertently touched after a ‘wrist wake’ operation. Which can easily happen with long sleeves touching the displayed dial.Limiting the enable ‘wrist wake’ time slot helps, but it would help further if there was also an option available via the App, whereby menus would only be made available after the button/knob push. That way ‘wrist wake’ would only display the time dial, and touching would have no affect.

Excellent watch . Alerts from phone always comes through unlike some other watches Ive had. Would definitely recommend. Had it 2 years so far , no issues.

Usually I don't really write reviews..but I had to say that my teenager son loves this watch. We bought one in 2023 and he scratched it. So, now bought another one now. The best watch!! Price is amazing also.

It took a turn for the worst. I loved this watch, it was so great to monitor sleep and the heart etc. I also loved the different faces you could select, it looked great on. It didn't count the steps as good as my last watch but it was enough.After a month of using it in the usual manner I went to sleep with the battery up at 75% and when I woke up it was dead and has never come back on. It won't charge up and nothing happens when I plug it in. I've never worn it in water. It did need charging more often as it kept running low too quickly much more than I thought it should based on my old watch.I have no idea why it stopped working but I'm gutted as it was so nice. I have requested a return of the item now, so disappointing.My last smart watch from Amazon lasted 5 years, never mind.

It’s an alright product I guess. The heart rate monitor seems accurate but the step counter 100% is not accurate. My phone (which is reliable) counts many more steps than the watch does. It done well with the sleep tracking though and the charge it holds is alright. I went swimming with it on for over an hour the other day and it’s worked perfectly fine after but didn’t track my swimming. I kind of wish I saved my money and bought a better one because tracking my swimming and steps was really all I wanted it for. I’m stuck with it now.

I've been using this daily now for weeks, you have to set the activity on the watch before you start, it tracks your steps, heart rate, oxygen ect... Nice cheap watch, battery lasts ages, app really easy to follow and download to your phone, only down side for me is it is a big watch face, I've only got tiny wrists.

Bought this for my 14 year old granddaughter, easy to set up and use, she is still delighted with it. She wears it every day. Good quality item and features.