ENOMIR Smart Watch for Men Women(Answer/Make Call), Alexa Built-in,Fitness with Heart Rate SpO2 Sleep Monitor 100 Sports 5ATM Waterproof Activity Trackers and Smartwatches iOS&Android Phones

Great watch, and excellent price. This watch does everything my Fitbit did, without the exuberant price.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this watch because I wanted a smartwatch, but wasn’t willing to spend Apple money on it. I figured based on the price it was a crapshoot on whether or not it would be worth my while. This watch did not disappoint.I had recently had a heart attack, and was mainly concerned about checking my heart rate while I was doing cardio. When I used to run regularly, I used a chest strap and heart rate monitor. It was a pain. I decided it was time to get a smartwatch. My wife is an RN and told me that the wrist blood pressure is not accurate. Because of this, I really was not concerned about having the stress rating instead of the actual blood pressure. I use a real blood pressure cuff for that.To be honest with you, I am not sold on the EKG monitoring that the Apple Watch does for you from your wrist either. I figure if your heart rate starts going wacky you shouldn’t be relying on your watch. This watch truly does about what the Apple Watch does without the price.When I run I use Map My Run and the VeryFit App simultaneously. Since it is using the GPS from your phone the data is nearly identical. The updated app gives you more detailed data and more closely matches Map My Run. I’ve attached screenshots of the VeryFit outdoor run.I just recently started using the Weight Management Program in the app. I’ve attached a video on using it. I lost almost 5-pounds in the first week. I hit my 11-pound goal in 4-weeks and am on my way to the next 11-pounds.When you run indoors the distance is not reliable. My treadmill and smartwatch have a difference in distance and calories. I trust the smartwatch on calories and the treadmill on distance and speed.The battery life on this watch is better than my wife’s Apple Watch. I am extremely satisfied with what this watch does for the price, I really don’t need more. After purchasing this watch, you would have a hard time getting me to spend Apple money on a smart watch.

I wasn't sure what quality watch I was getting but for the price I figured that it was worth the risk. I am not disappointed at all. It tracks sleeps, steps, heart rate, distance, and KCALs. You can also set daily goals so for instance, if you want to set a daily calorie goal and/or a daily step goal, you can do that in the app. The app is easy to use. It makes tracking everything a fun competition while also incentivizing me to improve daily with my activity. It can also handle calls just fine. The audio of the call is very crisp and clear; I have to assume that the microphone picks up just fine bc no one has ever asked me to repeat myself while I've used this watch as a phone. It also comes with I think 3 standard watch skins (or watch faces, I don't know what to call it), but you can purchase more for fairly cheap ($1.99ish). I'm content with one of the standard faces. The battery life is approximately 5 days and then it takes maybe 2 hours or less to fully recharge.The only downside was that it requires a bluetooth connection. The Bluetooth on the phone I owned when I first purchased this watch had broken a long time ago and I simply lived without the Bluetooth, no big deal (I grew up in the 80s and 90s when internet never existed, so I just reverted to my caveman instincts). But then when trying to connect this watch to a phone whose bluetooth was broken, I was initially disappointed bc the watch will not perform its basic setup functions without connecting to the phone. I can't say that I'm a huge fan of that as I hoped that the watch would still function even if it couldn't connect and store my data to my phone. But, my phone had several other issues occurring so I replaced it and now have working bluetooth and thus a fully functioning watch (and I'm no longer a caveman).That said, I really enjoy this watch and it's tracking capabilities as it has also incentivize me to sleep better, walk and run more, and burn more calories. 4 stars. Minus 1 star for requiring a Bluetooth and not functioning as a dummy watch in the absence of a working Bluetooth.

I had tried to find a watch that had phone and Alexa. THIS IS THE BEST. I did have a problem getting it to identify contacts at first. I let it rest, came back and VOILA and easy peasy to set up. I'm older. I needed the phone ability to be reliable as I don't always have my phone with me. IT IS AND VERY CLEAR. Responds verbally and in writing when you are asking Alexa something. Along with that. Very crisp colors and information on screen and THE BEST WATCH FACES. A LOT are free like the one I chose. The Veryfit app is easy to work with. Sync worked well. And the watch is absolutely VERY WELL MADE. The same if not better than the Samsung one I had. NOTE: on the app there is a built in help button that answers everything. Other than starting it up, I didn't need the instructions in the box.