DEKELIFESmart Watches for Men, Bluetooth Call Military Smart Watch, Waterproof Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate/Blood Oxygen/Sleep Monitor/124 Sports Modes, Tactical Watch for Android Phones & iPhone (Black)

I've been wearing this for about 2 wks. I gave it a 5 star rating not because it's a high quality smartwatch but rather it's an outstanding bang for the buck. It is no exaggeration when I say I'm truly impressed with it. I had another under $50 smart watch and stopped wearing it because of all the problems with it. That watch was a real POS. So when I saw this, I was skeptical but the reviews looked good and thus took a chance. I am glad I did.I can read most tests I get but some are listed as "sensitive" and have to pull out my phone to read. You can't reply to texts through the watch. Phone calls are possible. I wish I could turn the volume up a little more but otherwise OK. While there is a variety of watch faces to choose from, there doesn't seem to be a way to look for more. No place to buy anymore faces. When I first connected, everything sound wise was going to the watch. It took some digging but you have to go into settings, then phone, and then click Media Audio to off and that will stop sending all audio to the watch. You can still make/take calls, ask virtual assistant, etc on it just fine. The instruction manual doesn't contain much so a lot of it you need to play with or google to figure out some functions. The battery life is awesome! I don't think it's gone below 60% yet and that's putting it on at 5AM and taking it off at about 10PM every day.Overall, if you're looking for a more affordable smart watch that actually works, I don't think you'll be disappointed if you choose this one.

I bought a smart watch from Amazon for $45 back in February, 2021. I wore it constantly for these 4 plus years and was generally happy with it. But I thought that I'd treat myself to a new smart watch and felt I couldn't go wrong for $30. I've only had it a couple of days and these are my observations to this point:- The face is very responsive and appears when twisting your wrist. This eliminates the need to push a button to see the time.- There are 50(+-) different watch faces to choose from. They vary from the simplest that provide very basic info to far more complex faces. You'll find the face that works for you for sure.- The "Steps" feature is important to me. I find it's an approximate value. I've testes it by counting my steps and found it to be about 5% off in either direction. This is acceptable to me.- The "Sleep" function is informative but it displays on the watch but not on the Da Fit app. We'll see if that changes.- My "Heart Rate" is always 55.- My "Blood Pressure" is always well below the home blood pressure device i use.- The face is large and clear.The bottom line is that for $30, this is money well spent.

The following is a response I sent to the seller because they apparently contact you after making a purchase to see if you like it. So my response to them is essentially a review of this product. (FYI, I've never really had issues with Bluetooth connectivity unless my phone is 20+ft away from the watch, then it will disconnect and fail to automatically reconnect. In those instances I just have to manually tap the connect/pair button in my phone's Bluetooth settings)Hello. Thanks for purchase follow up support. That's pretty cool!As you can see I bought 2 watches. I bought the rectangle one then ended up getting the round one because I wasn't so sure how much I liked how the rectangle one fit.After getting the round one I will definitely be keeping the round one and returning the rectangle one. I like the how the round one fits and feels on my wrist better, and I also like the available watch faces better too. (Features appear to be exactly the same unless I'm missing something)This is my first smartwatch and I will admit that even though it's "military tough", it does seem a bit large, but I'm still happy with it. Would be cool if you made one with a flashlight built in.I also noticed that the round one came with a different watch band than the rectangle one. I think the round band was better overall too. The rectangle's watch band was too rigid with no flexibility whereas the round watch band seemed to be made of softer, more flexible rubber which was more comfortable on the wrist.In regards to the watch bands... When purchasing a watch from you, you should give the consumer the option of either a rubber or nylon watch band. I prefer the comfort and style of the nylon watch bands and ended also purchasing a separate Ritchie watch band that was almost as expensive as the watch I purchased from you.Lastly, considering how cheap they are, you should include at least 2 screen protectors with the watch. It's very easy to misalign and screw up attaching them and I screwed up the first time around so on my second attempt, I got it aligned, but because of having to remove and reattach the protector, dust got underneath and now I have bubbles.If you could maybe send me a couple complimentary screen protectors for the round watch, that would be greatly appreciated.I guess my last suggestion would be that when creating a watch face with the AI or using one of my own pictures for the watch face, you should definitely have more options for what else is on the screen instead of just 3 options.You should also be able to include battery life, various weather widgets, vitals monitor widgets etc. and be able to choose the style of each, like the font etc.As you can see from my pics I attached, my current watch face is the cute kittens because it shows EVERYTHING(date, time, day, battery, steps, heart rate, weather) in a very easy to read and appealing to the eyes(at least my eyes)That's about all I can think of though.

Well, the directions are easy & simple and not a lot of instructions. Set up is via the App. you download. However, the more I wear it and fiddle with it, the more features I discover. All medical features have a continuous monitoring and graph. And my sleep feature also records how long my midday nap was. I definitely recommend this watch, Thanks Amazon!

I was stunned how nice this watch was for the price it does so much more than my Versa Fitbit 4. (I’m rough on watches with my line of work, so I’m not sure the longevity, but for style, ease to read, text and email notifications, vitals it’s well worth the money if one survives a year. (I just want something inexpensive if I couldn’t replace my Fitbit screen and something to wear when I knew there was a chance to damage a smartwatch.