So far so good. Let's me used more and see

I ordered it from Vietnam. It took 1 week to get it.
The supporter was excellent. He/She helped me well via Whatsapp.

Works good, wish the plastic wrist band was interchangeable! Seriously UGLY!

Exceeded my expectations!! I literally use it all day every day to track my steps and pulse during exercise;) the sleep record mode is great also to keep track of your deep verses light sleep.

Das Ladekabel ist sehr gut und passt hervorragend.
Der Service konnte nicht besser sein.
Bin begeistert.

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VL10 Outdoor Recreation Rugged Smart Watch

VL10 Outdoor Recreation Rugged Smart Watch

My husband wasn't sure if he wanted a smart watch, so we started out with one that wasn't over pricey. The display is fantastic, easy to set up, read and seems very accurate except the steps. We are thinking they are off. He is very happy with it. He has a thicker wrist and the band fits nicely and it looks great on his wrist.

I previously had a fitbit so was a bit skeptical when I purchased this. But I must say I am very impressed with the watch so far, high value for money! I mostly use it to count my steps during walking and running and it has been pretty accurate, both on the road and on the treadmill. I use a peloton for cycling and the calorie count shown in the bike and the watch are pretty close. The battery life is great too, easily lasts 7-10 days and recharges pretty fast. The heart rate and BP monitor seems to work fine but I haven't explored other features as much. The only minor delta is the dial feels a bit heavy compared to my fitbit, a lighter dial would have been ideal considering I wear it all day except when I go to sleep (I don't measure my sleep).

I purchase a lot of these inexpensive smart watches. Some of them are trash. Some of them are ok. And some of them are actually pretty good and check all the boxes. On paper, this watch looked pretty good. They advertise an AMOLED display and I'm happy to report it actually is AMOLED. Sometimes they are advertised as AMOLED and come with an inferior LCD display. The build quality is nice and rugged looking and I like the strap. It looks like a nice rugged smartwatch. The software is pretty good also. Happy to report that the watch is nice and snappy. Very fluid when swiping from screen to screen. It has nice features like 12 or 24 hour time support. It also supports either Metric or Imperial units of measure which some of them do not. A HUGE plus for this watch is that it allows you to program the lower side button. You can program a quick press or a long press of the button. I always set the quick press to stopwatch, because I use that in the gym all the time. And it's very convenient to just click the button to pull up the stopwatch, as opposed to swiping thru menus after every single set. You can literally program any function that the watch has to the side button. There are tons of watch faces to choose in the app.

This watch is super easy to connect via Bluetooth and an app installation. It comes with the charger and also with a charge but it's recommend to charger it before use so it's full for 1st use. It takes your pulse ox along with your BP and will help keep track of your vitals along with all your sleeping patterns. It even does weather and allows you to listen to or switch thru music without needing to look at your phone at all. One of the best parts is it features a 1.43-inch large screen so your able to see everything clearly and the high-definition of the screen which gives you a nice clear image. And one of the best parts is it can be set with AMOLED Always On Display if you prefer to always have it on

I have almost an embarrassing number of smart watches, including a Samsung Galaxy 4, which would be my favorite if the battery life wasn't so dismal.

As a consequence, I've ordered a number of off-brand smart watches, which are all less expensive than the Samsung, but don't have as many features. Of them, this ranks among my top three favorites. I don't think it's as accurate as the Samsung on measuring heart rate, but it makes up for it with a really nice display and excellent battery life. It uses the Fit Cloud Pro app to connect to your phone, and since I already have it connected to another watch or two, I had to unbind that watch before this would pair. (Maybe I'm doing something wrong, or maybe you can only have one watch active with the app at a time.)

I wish it had more choices for the display design, and I wish there were more choices for the workout types, but that's really quibbling because I am not likely to put it through all its paces.

Definitely recommended for a less expensive smart watch.

Really like this watch. Easy to set up, lots of dials to choose from. It shows all the needed items such as steps, BP, heart rate, & more. The only fall back I have found is you can only edit 1 watch face, it would be great if you could change colors on more than 1. The battery is great as it doesn’t light up every time you move your wrist, so far the charge has lasted me 10 days and I still have a decent amount left of the charge

It's a 5 star... value for money!
Pros:
Very satisfied with the performance and the mobile app. Super easy to set it up. The mobile app (Da Fit) is easy and user friendly. Few simple metrics give me mostly what I need: Step counts, Heart rate, BP, Oxygen levels, Sleep quality. I'm not expecting 100% accuracy but it tells you where you are. Also shows you a time-series graph to compare your numbers. Can download fancy festive dials.. like Halloween, Christmas, or anything special like birthdays or New Year. Decent battery life.. need to charge once or twice a week based on usage. Other features like connect to phone and show weather, control audio streaming, Remote camera shutter, take calls/text from watch. See FB/IG or other social media notifications on your dial.
Cons:
Bluetooth reconnects even after disconnecting it from phone.. as when I play music from phone to BT another high-end audio system.. sometimes the phone connects this watch back disconnecting the other systems, which is not intended.. cant blame it.. the watch doing it's job.

What else do I expect from a $50 smart watch?