Luoba Smart Watch, 1.69'' Full Touch Answer/Make Call Android Smartwatch for Women Men Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Sleep Monitor Calorie Step Counter Fitness Watch Compatible Android iOS (Black)

It came in a box that inside there are the watch, charging cable to connect to any USB port and a booklet. Once I turn on the blue tooth in my phone and connected the watch the watch was ready for use. It has all the needed functions and it seems that it learn the way you would use it and adapt, (could be just my feeling), it give me a lot besides time and steps, it give weather alert me for calls and display messages. After charging it, it last almost a week till the next charge, I think it is because I set it to 5 seconds of no activity. Over all it is surprisingly a good watch and a good buy. UPDATE, this smart watch is really work good after a year of service, with traveling to Asia with it. I am really pleasantly surprise, work as solid as the day I bought it. No need to hesitate, buy it in confident. But to be honest it is the only smart watch I ever owned, so I can not compare it to other brands.

This is a good entry-level smartwatch. It's the first one that I've had, but it seems to work well. It has a number of features such as step tracking, heart rate and blood pressure tracking. I can't verify exactly how precise the heart rate and blood pressure tracking are, but the blood pressure measurement seems pretty similar to what I've gotten at the doctor's and the pharmacy's machine, so it seems to work reasonably well. The battery life seems pretty good. I've been charging it about once every 4 days or so and it hasn't run out of battery at any point with that charging schedule, so it lasts for a while. It also has a number of features that I don't use much, such as breathing reminders, sleep trackers, a music player, a camera shutter button to control your phone camera, and a workout tracker. All the features sync through the app so you can see additional detailed information on your phone.

Speaker is horrible. Can barely hear anything even when the volume is all the way up. Had the watch replaced and still the same issue. Heart rate doesn't record when it exceeds 79bpm and reverts back to the previous reading. I do like the simplicity of it. Other watches I've tried are very redundant in regard to the "apps." With other watches when you swipe right from the main menu you get the apps in an "icon style." Then from the main menu when you swipe up you get the same exact apps but in a "list style," which to me is very redundant. But with this watch I like that when you swipe up you immediately see your notifications. Also, this watch has a good Bluetooth connection because it stays connected to your phone. Other watches disconnect so easily. You also have the option to answer, make, and drop calls from the watch, which I particularly like. Other than those it's pretty good. Just the speaker and mic are bad.

I read the reviews, so I want to start mine by saying that I believe if you go into the settings in your app. It's labeled "others" in the second watch window at the bottom. Go and turn on "continuous heart rate monitoring" which tells you it takes more battery. Then turn off "quick view" to help balance the battery use. This will also allow your phone to receive a second prompt for connectivity. Accepting this prompt will allow you to connect to your contacts and calls easier. Doing that has my watch working perfectly as it should with all monitoring and connectivity systems. I believe it's the second prompt that does the trick. Also convert to metric system in others if your an American familiar. My messages do not pop up on the watch when they come in, but I do receive them on the watch. I believe turning off quick view causes the messages to come threw but not turn on the screen! I bought this during a sell, so it is well worth it for me, but I would still say pay the full price if it's not on sale. It is a very good watch for androids, but I'm not sure about apple. However I believe the process I mentioned should be useful to apple users as well! I charge it every time I shower, and it's always fully charged by the time I get out. So I can not speak on battery life other then your usage, settings choices, and personal moderation of charging is what will determine the longevity.

The watch was fairly easy to setup with my new Google Pixel 6a phone. I had tried setting it up with an older Android phone but couldn't get it to work. With the Pixel, it is very good at making and answering calls. Watch band is just OK. After latching it with the metal part in the holes, you need to tuck the remaining piece inside the other part of the watch band to keep it from dangling. For me, that was a real pain. Fortunately I had some Molain Rubber Replacement Watch Band Strap Loops that I had previously purchased from Amazon and that solved my problem. Text messaging is hit or miss. When I set the watch and the app to monitor my local weather, I was receiving "weather related" text messages 12 times or more, every hour. I tried turning off permissions on weather apps on my cell phone, to no avail. I finally had to turn off weather monitoring on the watch and app altogether to stop the craziness, but now I receive no text messages at all. The blood pressure measurement is useless. I have taken a bp reading morning, noon and night for the past 10 days, using the watch, and the upper (systolic) reading is always exactly the same. The lower number (diastolic) varies by 1 or 2 degrees, but is essentially the same every time as well. I have read that it is impossible for smartwatches to give an accurate bp reading and I can't agree or disagree generally, but with this watch forget about it. The battery life seems to be about 1-2 days for me if I don't use the watch for phone or text purposes. I am not a heavy cell phone user but when I was testing the watch with making and receiving calls, and when the weather texts were coming in, the battery life was about 1 day. I have recently noticed that even though sometimes the battery life is longer, the watch will absolutely not connect to the phone when the battery level is on the low side. That is usually about 1- 1 1/2 days before the battery dies. That is a problem, meaning that after about 1 day, you still have a nice functioning watch for 1 to 2 days but no connectivity to your cell phone. One final note. The little instruction pamphlet that comes with the watch is pretty useless. It covers some very basic explanations but nothing more. There is a Control Center window on the watch and I had no idea what most of the 7 selection buttons were for. The instructions show the Call Center but give no description of the functions. I contacted the seller and asked for an explanation and the seller did not know what I was speaking about and requested me to send a picture of the call center. The seller then provided me with a reply and diagram of a "Call Center", different from the one on my watch, with a description of the buttons on that one. Close enough I guess. I've still got 12 days left in the return period and I've ordered a different and more expensive watch to test. If it is substantially better, I will return this one and chalk it up to "You get what you paid for." We'll see what happens.

Battery life is good. Fancy look. Love the different screen savers

Está bueno para el precio

I got it for a friend he likes it Happy man