And for a low end smart watch it actually provides an impressive set of features and functions. After several weeks of fiddling with it I figured out how it worked and synced it to my iPhone flawlessy. What’s killing it is a lack of instructions accompanying its packaging and a set-up procedure that isn’t really intuitive. Nonetheless it is actually a pretty decent little gadget. This is a bonafide smart watch however it’s at the low tech and lower quality range of the spectrum. It does charge, it does turn on and it does quite a bit fairly well. That is handy because I often have my phone on silent and don’t realize someone is calling even when it’s in my pocket, but I feel the phone vibration very well.Īs stated by others, the marketing oversells the watch The only function I really like about this app is it connects to my watch to vibrate when I’m getting a phone call. It worked sometimes, but others it seemed to have a glitch and missed part of my walk and just drew a straight line trough one spot on my walk to another, cutting off a chunk of my walking distance. I used the app to track my distance while walking. Most of the time the step count tracked with the watch seems way off. When the app was working, none of functions seemed just right. When I go to search for the watch to connect it, it just says ‘scan’ and never ends. Now the app isn’t frozen but it won’t connect to my watch. The app worked ok for a while, but after a few weeks it froze and I wasn’t able to sync my phone to my watch anymore.

Fitpro smartwatch