SKGSKG Smart Watch,Rugged Outdoor Watch with GPS, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate, SpO2, Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof, Multi-Sports, 3-Axis Compass,Blood Oxygen,''1.32''Screen Android iOS,Gift,V9C

We have been walking a lot. I wanted something to help keep my steps. I like that it has so much to offer. I check my sleep, the weather, I can answer calls & talk on it. I haven't figured everything out yet. I wanted a Blood pressure monitor. this doesn't have it, it does track my heart rate & stress level .. I haven't wore it in the water. I don't think I will, but it is made too.. all in all a nice watch so far

Solid watch for the price. Features generally function well. Like the always on display, and battery still holds up for several days. Screen is plenty bright, I always leave in 20% brightness.It does have some weird quirks. The notifications it sends to the phone will make your phone go nuts. Got up in the middle of the night and the notifications on the phone wouldn't shut off. Woke everyone up in the house. Not sure if they are badges or what they are, but there is an impractical amount of notifications to the phone. Sometimes the phone goes nuts, but does not tell you what the notification is. I finally had to disable the app notifications.The sleep app doesn't provide much detail and is not very smart. If you get up in the middle of the night, it assumes that you really weren't sleeping. It only records the last part of your sleep. It will show only 1.5 hours of sleep, even though I slept for 6 hours before getting up to use the restroom.I don't know if I trust the O2 reading. I have one on my phone that has been tested several times against the one in my doctors office. My phone is dead accurate. This one on my watch sometimes reads low.Overall this watch is in a different class than my previous cheapo 50 dollar watch. Not quite as refined as my Garmin watch, but pretty close.

My fiance loves this watch! It has everything he wanted out of a smartwatch (fitness tracking and phone calls/texting) but also has fun features like a flashlight and music. It has an amazing battery life using about ~20% a day and charges quickly. great product for a great price!

I have owned this watch SKG for almost a year now. The Watch is self dose function Very Well as, yep~ a 'Watch'! The battery life can fluctuate drastically depending on several different ways of How you make ALL kinds of settings or changes, (took me about 3 months to figure that part out), was Very confusing to set up and use Most of the Displays (to my device) and information is in Very TINY images or graphs, even screen turning to side dose not enlarge the image, making it VERY Difficult. (as Most images will get a little bigger display) many times. I have Attempted to communicate this, to the "contact customer support" in the app, regarding feedback and or concerns to an ' A.-I.' C. Service. With only one time, a computer replied, it was so tiny- I tried to and could not 'pinch the screen to enlarge it, (as most will) didnt work? Had to Use a Magnifying Glass to actually read it? Really? That TINY print was so CRYPTIC I really did not understand it? How to you say "Huh?" to a computer? Furthermore, the Stats are "Very Difficult" to look at, (especially for Elderly Visually Challenged folks, such as many of elderly are), in comparisons over time of something, (heart rate, exercise sleep ect), Seems to me, I've had to Update or reboot this app more that I recall any other app I use on a regular or daily basis, Why? this app that is designed to work with this for health readings called "Very Fit" this is where the 'Mud of confusion' continues to 'ooze', - Along with being Bombarded by 'very fit app' to use, try or buy the watch face design optional faces, (fair enough it's a free app) - It crashes a lot and I am constantly having to Refresh the app every time I look at, (before someone blames my device, I will say I dont have Any other apps hardly this Finicky. Today, Jan. 27'th, 2024. The very fit app has Locked me Out of my data and information Regarding MY Health Stat pages BLOCKING ME. On account, "I Don't Agree" (my Right) Way TOO confusing" Keeping me from My info, data (That I am relaying to my medical folks as I am in the middle of multiple surgeries), (even though) I fully aware and understand it is not medically solid (for various 'reasonable' reasons) Though It Dose and Has shown helpful and useful patterns going on in my health, those who can take, (willing medical providers) to consider- watch (no pun intended). Now the very (confusing) fit app is FORCING me to MUST agree to the latest "terms and Conditions that scrolls on 20 ITEMS PROVISIONS? ? and on are SO MUCH Confusing Things I MUST agree to (I guess in order to use their app) because I keep hitting instead of the desired, (i agree) = to "I Do NoT AGREE" and the very fit app is Locking Me OUT of My OWN HEALTH Information. Now I see that as a "Pure HEPPA Violation"! very fit app is Holding My information Hostage Forcing me to MUST agree to Their Terms and Conditions that FAVOR them somehow some way, a legal and binding thing (worded by Lawyers) some way and gives me Less. By the way there is an email address shown and highlighted in blue. ""Email to "ido@ idocn.com""(at the bottom of that long long list of Obligations, I must agree to), Entitled #21: "Contact us" at the bottom of mandatory agreement page of T & C's, to write to should I have any questions and or concerns, And Yep, I got em! I tried clicking in the app over and over, nothing! A physical mailing address shows (ready for it?) = Shenzhen DO Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd: address 11th Floor, 3# Building Guole Tech Park, Lirong Road Dalang Longhua District Shenzhen Guangdong P.R. CHINA. This coming Monday, January 29th, 2024. I am contacting the F.T.C. (that's) the "FEDERAL TRADE COMISSION" An American Agency to Protects American Consumers, receives, Files, Investigates and Reports on Allegations of UN-Fair Practices and Consumer Protections, regarding this matter. I Believe I have a case. This is MY "Heppa information" (Not theirs to keep) regarding the stats of MY INDVIUAL READINGS that may, could Very well Help with Important health concerns I am dealing with right now. As I am Tried of being FORCED TO HAVE to agree to things I dont understand or agree question feel much more Insecure and Vulnerable of my Personal Information Regardless what they say - promise (how do I prove a leaK?) Giving me Less rights and protection to them of that is MINE. I may look into other legal options, as I did not agree to the app I Will not. My Advice, Be VERY Careful what you are agreeing to meanwhile I'm giving up- about to Give up on very fit. Think I'm goin back to "FITBIT"- or something else. Anyone interested in a good working USED Watch?

It looks like a Apple on your wrist. The quality in the workmanship is visible. I've had mine for about 2 weeks now. It's comfortable, the time and date is accurate and never needs a battery or winding. Rechargeable battery lasts about a week or so and recharges via USB. The software App for the phone was a little disappointing. It seemed to be vague and written to be a "1 size fits all models" kind of app. The Bluetooth often disconnects itself intermittently from my phone and needs re-pairing. I could not get the SLEEP monitoring to work. Often at night, with the watch on my wrist literally inches from the phone, it would not track or record my sleep profile, or it would un-pair from bluetooth - disappointing! I was able to make and accept phone calls on my watch if my phone was nearby; but could not get text messaging to work. The Weather feature does not update regularly during the day - it gives the same temp and conditions, and does not refresh for up to 8 hours. The Music control feature is not really useful. It only controls music played on your cell phone if its nearby. You probably wouldn't want to listen to music on the tiny SmartWatch speakers any way. I'm a big fan of Alexa, so this model, SKG V7 PRO, is worth the modestly higher price to get built-in Alexa. If it did not have Alexa, I may have decided it was not useful enough to keep. Heart rate tracking seemed to work well. Pulse Ox gave a reading, but I don't know how accurate it was. Overall, it looks nice and there is a lot of features for the price, but in daily use it doesn't shine as brightly and is not as functional as the elaborate advertisements portray.