Smart Watch for Men (Answer/Make Call),1.43”AMOLED Screen with 24 Hours Healthy Monitor, 100+ Sports Modes Fitness Tracker Watch, 400mAh Battery Pedometer Calorie Smartwatch Compatible Android iOS

Beautifully Crafted Smart Watch
I love smart watches. I have many of them. I picked up this SOUYIE model because of the round watch face. I wanted something that would work better for more formal affairs. I’ve now had it for a month and I’m very happy with the purchase.Set up was easy and it paired right away to my Samsung phone. Spent a few hours customizing it to my preferences while familiarizing myself with its myriad of features, and by day 2, I felt completely comfortable with it on my wrist. The phone setup works well, I was able to call and receive and it’s loud and clear enough that you don’t need to raise your voice.The text messaging part works also but partial. It does not show all message text and cannot respond. But for what I need it not a show stopper. The font is big enough that I can read but prefer it on my phone for it’s bigger and easer to respond. This is just a good reminder that you got a text when your phone is not in reach.All stats work well, such as step counter, Weather forecasts, Sleep Patterns, StopWatch, Timer, Alarm, Player…etc. For the other feature like BP, Heart Rate, SP02 and Stress is not to bad but I will not rely on it 100%. Some complain about it but you cannot take those numbers rather than going to your doctor.All in All I like this Smartwatch and very happy on my purchased. I hope they continue to improved the software and some latest firmware to keep the watch working well… Recommended 100%

Exceeded my Expectations (updated review)4.14.24
I spent a few months looking for smartwatch, but a more sophisticated style than what Apple, Samsung, Garmin, and other cannot provide w/o the hefty price tag. Finally, I came across a watch from a company called SOUYIE. Never heard of them, but the reviews and warranty was a very tempting sale. I searched so many watches and read so many reviews. So, this watch had so many good reviews on all aspects of the watch. I decide to give them a chance and Carted 1. Wow! Let me tell you, this watch doesn’t disappoint or veer too far from what was advertised. It’s not perfect, but close is good enough for the affordable sales price bargain. It does everything that I was looking for and more that I have not explored yet. What is so awesome is that I can talk on my wrist phone just like a real secret agent. Who knew this day was real, not me at 10 watching James Bond talking on his timepiece back wayyyyy when. If you are looking for a deal on a comparable smartwatch who rivals the Benjamin killers brands, this is where you stop. It’s not the perfect smartwatch, but performances just as good or better than most! You can make calls, listen to music, workout, sleep, run, walk, the last and most ingenious option is that you can load your own background for the clock face. If this watch lasts me 5 years, I’ll purchase another one when mine retires in 5, hope not. Recommended 👍04/14/24 ( Updates-software glitches)Well, it has been a couple of weeks now since I been using this watch and putting it through my daily routine. No doubt, that it’s an eye catcher. This is its best feature by far compared to other watches. But, there are more expectations from a smart watch beyond looks. Recently, the software started to lockup while I was using it, twice so far, reboot fixed it. Another time, I started a workout session and the software closed out the workout and I had restart it. This happened twice as well and I lost that workout data.The Bluetooth connection is solid, which is another plus for this watch. One thing that I noticed is that when I close the app, the temperature settings and notifications defaults to factory settings. Annoying, but not a show stopper. One other thing is that the phone call function is NOT always spot on, sometimes it works and other times, nothing. Not good while conducting important business calls. ( Will have to consult w/ Apple Watch users if they experience what I noticed on my watch)The BP, HeartCK, O2 seems to be functional. As far as accuracy or on target, I have yet to compare it to a calibrated medical equipment. This part requires further use and validation.For now, it seems to be functioning ok. Downgrading to “ As expected” from an off brand company.

Versatile stuff.
The value and quality is really impressive. It certainly works as described. So far, this smartwatch is working perfectly. It sits beautifully on the wrist and has a large screen. Beautifully designed with so many dials and so many fitness features to explore. Now I can easily track my fitness. Connecting the band is very simple just download the app and connect. I was also surprised when I saw the battery life.

Good for 3 weeks
Stopped working after 3 weeks, turns on and off by itself , very embarrassing , would not recommend to anyone , I’m so frustrated that I don’t even want to return this watch , beautiful but after 3 weeks is a piece of garbage.

I have tried several of the sub-$100 smart watches sold online and most of them suffer from the same flaws: attractive cases but childish-looking interface and watch faces, lacking sophistication and customization. While they usually work well they are watches you could wear at work if you want to be taken seriously.So I was impressed that this watch improved on many of those limitations. But the first thing to be aware of if this watch is big! I have a small wrist and the case is almost the same width as the latter. I think I can still pull it off but it’s on the limit. Thankfully, the watch is made of light material and doesn’t feel heavy especially if you use the silicone band instead of the metal one. The overall craftsmanship is excellent and the overall look is quite attractive in a sporty oversized way. The case feels sturdy and both bands seem durable. The silicone band is especially well-crafted, made of a thick but very flexible and comfortable material. It had enough holes for a snug fit and the two loops keep everything tied together neatly.The metal band does fit better with the aesthetic of the case but unless you have a big wrist you will need to remove some of the links. The box includes a tool to do it but I have not tried it yet.The best part of this watch is of course the large AMOLED screen. The colours are so lively and bright it can easily rival Samsung devices (also known for their AMOLED screens). It might not have retina-display level of sharpness but everything is crisp and legible with no fuzziness.One of the areas where this watch really improved over the competition is the number of pre-installed and customizable watch faces. Typically, watches in this price range offer between 5 to 10 pre-installed ones and only 1 additional one that you can pick from their library. This one offers 15 pre-installed and 4 additional ones. Unfortunately, many still look gaudy and childish but there are a few really beautiful ones that you can proudly show off to friends and colleagues. To access the extra ones you will need to install the DaFit app on your phone. While you can still use the watch without the app, it only really becomes a smartwatch once it’s paired with the app. Thankfully the latter is not too intrusive and only ask for permissions that make sense and you can revoke those at any time. The app keeps a record if all the exercise and health-related measurements such as steps, heartbeat and blood pressure among others. While you should take these measurements with a grain of salt, they did not seem too far off when compared to other means of measurement.Other things that impressed me: this watch can actually play music. The quality is not audiophile quality by any means but in a pinch it could definitely be entertaining.On the other hand, like most cheaper smartwatches, its charging cable is rather short and the magnet not very strong so it can get disconnected pretty easily if not laid flat, close to a power supply. If you usually like to have your watch charging on your bedside table, you probably won’t be able to do so with this one unless you get an extension cord.I could write much more about this device but the gist of it is that it’s an appealing watch with a superb screen and many improvements over past smartwatches in this price range. It’s certainly not perfect but as a first, affordable smartwatch for yourself or someone else, there’s a lot to like and at $70, it is a good value. Just be mindful of the size of the case. Some people will find it too big.

I have tried several of the sub-$100 smart watches sold online and most of them suffer from the same flaws: attractive cases but childish-looking interface and watch faces, lacking sophistication and customization. While they usually work well they are watches you could wear at work if you want to be taken seriously.So I was impressed that this watch improved on many of those limitations. But the first thing to be aware of if this watch is big! I have a small wrist and the case is almost the same width as the latter. I think I can still pull it off but it’s on the limit. Thankfully, the watch is made of light material and doesn’t feel heavy especially if you use the silicone band instead of the metal one. The overall craftsmanship is excellent and the overall look is quite attractive in a sporty oversized way. The case feels sturdy and both bands seem durable. The silicone band is especially well-crafted, made of a thick but very flexible and comfortable material. It had enough holes for a snug fit and the two loops keep everything tied together neatly.The metal band does fit better with the aesthetic of the case but unless you have a big wrist you will need to remove some of the links. The box includes a tool to do it but I have not tried it yet.The best part of this watch is of course the large AMOLED screen. The colours are so lively and bright it can easily rival Samsung devices (also known for their AMOLED screens). It might not have retina-display level of sharpness but everything is crisp and legible with no fuzziness.One of the areas where this watch really improved over the competition is the number of pre-installed and customizable watch faces. Typically, watches in this price range offer between 5 to 10 pre-installed ones and only 1 additional one that you can pick from their library. This one offers 15 pre-installed and 4 additional ones. Unfortunately, many still look gaudy and childish but there are a few really beautiful ones that you can proudly show off to friends and colleagues. To access the extra ones you will need to install the DaFit app on your phone. While you can still use the watch without the app, it only really becomes a smartwatch once it’s paired with the app. Thankfully the latter is not too intrusive and only ask for permissions that make sense and you can revoke those at any time. The app keeps a record if all the exercise and health-related measurements such as steps, heartbeat and blood pressure among others. While you should take these measurements with a grain of salt, they did not seem too far off when compared to other means of measurement.Other things that impressed me: this watch can actually play music. The quality is not audiophile quality by any means but in a pinch it could definitely be entertaining.On the other hand, like most cheaper smartwatches, its charging cable is rather short and the magnet not very strong so it can get disconnected pretty easily if not laid flat, close to a power supply. If you usually like to have your watch charging on your bedside table, you probably won’t be able to do so with this one unless you get an extension cord.I could write much more about this device but the gist of it is that it’s an appealing watch with a superb screen and many improvements over past smartwatches in this price range. It’s certainly not perfect but as a first, affordable smartwatch for yourself or someone else, there’s a lot to like and at $70, it is a good value. Just be mindful of the size of the case. Some people will find it too big.