Jdcrsj Military Smart Watch, 1.52-Inch Smartwatch with Text and Call, 24/7 Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Blood Oxygen, and Activity Trackers - Compatible with iPhone and Android, for Men and Women

Its a good basic health watch for the price. Hanfit app is a bit overbearing but useful and its software will interact with Google fit. Fyi It doesn't provide blood pressure though (not sure that's a bad thing in my experience, most aren't very accurate). As a very basic introduction into health/smart watch its not a bad purchase. Its fairly large face makes it easy to see and read, for me battery life is rather good at 5 days between recharge. I have android so it can play music, answer calls, and give basic notifications, and has a rather large selection of customizable options. I will say that its internal speaker/mic definitely leaves a bit to be desired (reasonably loud but sound quality is low for calls/music) but for its price compared to the price's of big name brand smart watchs it does a pretty decent job for the price. May sound like im kinda knocking it down on technicalities but if this one breaks I'd buy it again based on its price

With most of today’s popular smartwatches costing hundreds of dollars, the expectations for a $30+ smartwatch are not that high, exactly why I took a chance to buy this S66 watch. Turned out to be a HUGE surprise because you get all the features of big brands at a small fraction of the price! First of all, it’s a smartwatch that comes with a ton of cool watch faces, both digital and analog layouts. 7 watch faces are pre-loaded by default and you can access and upload dozens more from the library, with 7 always available for a quick and easy switch in-between. Then, you get all the notifications you want, from your phone calls, which you can also answer right from your wrist (loud and clear), to text messages, social media apps, and any other app you select from your phone through the provide free HanFit app. You can have silent notifications or choose the vibration, low or high. With notification, you can read the first 4 lines of the message. You can view the weather through a built-in watch app, just provide your local zip code, access the calculator app on the watch, start and control remotely your phone's camera, or have music playback control for any app streaming or playing locally on your phone. You can set alarms, have a list of favorite contacts to dial the number or send a text message with predefined short messages, and have a stopwatch, timer, and even world clock. The level of controls in Settings is insane. You can even select different Menu styles that mimic other popular smartwatches, all with crazy smooth and fast animation. Also, it has a full fitness tracker functionality. You get everything from monitoring steps to calories. You can measure your heart rate, and SP02 oxygen level, and even calculate your current stress level. The steps counter was pretty close to my Fitbit watch, so it is relatively accurate. There are also sports activities to choose from. Plus, it monitors your sleep, also quite accurate to the exact time when I fell asleep and woke up. All this info can be viewed in the provided free app using a clear and detailed layout, no different than what I have with my Fitbit. Or you can view it on the large 1.52” colorful touchscreen display where it is also very easy to navigate by swiping up/down or left/right, viewing fitness tracker and other info in bold colors, graphs, etc. I also like how you can set daily goals of steps, or have active notification with reminders to drink water or to get up and move. I spent hours playing with this watch, with the display mostly on, changing settings, testing notifications, and different functionality, and the battery went down by a little over 10% with very heavy use. The battery is big, 350mAh, and with normal use including notifications, it could probably last up to a week. There is also a power-saving mode to extend it longer, but it will limit some display functionality. There is no way to have an always-on display, but there are different timeout options and the display turns on automatically as you turn or lift your wrist/arm. I do have a small wrist, was worried the watch would be too big (it looks bigger in pictures than in real life), but I found it to be comfortable to wear all day long and at night. The price of $30-$35 it is being offered, sometimes on sale as well, is just crazy because the price/performance ratio of this smartwatch is insane. Of course, I can’t tell yet about long-term durability since only the time, no pun intended, could tell. But it is a waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof watch, it feels durable and also lightweight. Comes with a common wireless 2-pin magnetic charger which you can buy extra for $6 on Amazon. Great battery life. Strong Bluetooth performance, not once dropping the connection. Oh, and did I mention it is dirt cheap 😊 This is not a toy smartwatch, it’s a real deal!

Tl;dr: Really good looking watch with lots of helpful features and great supportive service, would recommend. I was really excited to get this watch and was not disappointed when it came. I enjoyed messing around with all the things it can do, and the battery life is certainly impressive! I've worn it for a day or two while almost constantly messing with things and the life is still at about half capacity. Setup was pretty quick once I downloaded the app. It has tons of useful features on the watch alone that I wouldn't expect for a watch this price like calling from a contacts list, a remote camera shutter, music controller (plus a tiny speaker and microphone), voice assistant, weather, automatic water draining (didn't even know that was a thing XD ), a flashlight setting, a calendar and even a simple calculator function! It also has general things like alarms, timer, stopwatch, steps/miles, calories burned, various sport modes, breathing exercises, stuff like heart rate, blood oxygen, and stress, and also display messages. The message view gave a lot more content preview than other watches I've used, which was nice for longer texts or even emails. The watch fits snug and looks like I'm in a spy movie, plus the watch faces can literally be changed to something different with a twist of the dial. The only difference that can be noticed from the more expensive smart watches is that the response time for scrolling through the apps or contacts is a little less smooth, but you get used to the slight delay after a while. I also contacted support with a technical question and they responded within an hour or two and were very helpful and easy to understand. All in all, very good watch in terms of looks, durability, and features, especially for the price. I will definitely be recommending this one to my friends.

Decent product. A little hard to figure out how to use. I finally got it connected to my phone, but still can't text and get my contacts added. Works good with what I have figured out.

All the basic stuff you need in your first smart watch. Good battery life.

Hi, I bought this watch last Oct 2024 and ist blackout. The service chat is is sold by US and not covered by Hanfit. Pls help as it last only 6 months.