CARBINOX Vortex Smartwatch (Answer/Make Calls), Military-Grade Rugged Fitness Tracker, IP69K Waterproof, Sport Design for Active Lifestyles

I am absolutely blown away by the Carbinox smart watch! This isn't just a gadget; it's a game-changer. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this was a premium product. The build quality is exceptional, feeling both rugged and stylish at the same time. The materials used feel durable and high-end, and the watch has a great weight to it—it feels solid on my wrist without being bulky. The functionality is where this watch truly shines. The interface is incredibly intuitive and easy to navigate, even for someone who isn't super tech-savvy. I've used it for everything from tracking my workouts with impressive accuracy to receiving notifications without having to constantly pull out my phone. The battery life is phenomenal. I'm getting several days of heavy use on a single charge, which is a huge relief compared to other smartwatches I've owned that barely last a day. Overall, the Carbinox smart watch has exceeded all my expectations. It's the perfect blend of style, durability, and functionality. It's a premium device that justifies every penny, and I would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a top-tier smartwatch. This is the new benchmark for what a smartwatch should be. Had a problem with the watch and they were good to replace it.

This watch is great. It's been about a year and it is still going strong. Very comfortable to wear, easy to operate, and very rugged. If you are a blue collar guy this is the watch for you!

I’ve never tried a smart watch before and thought I’d like being able to get notifications and track a few of the health apps like heart rate and BP. Plus I’m in construction so the water and dust resistance was appealing. But I’ve found that the notifications are inconsistent with what syncs between devises and having it connected to my phone really drains the battery on my phone. I’ve tried to “dumb” the settings down to help with the battery but no luck. Also the ads say that the watch goes like 10 days?? I have gotten 2 before needing a charge. I wouldn’t recommend this watch and I’m skeptical about any smart watch. Maybe that’s normal and how they are? Should have just got an Apple Watch I guess!

I’ve had this watch for a few months now. It routinely goes 14 days between battery charging. The band is one of a kind exceptional. It has just enough elasticity to fit snug on my wrist while being plenty comfortable. That allows for the O2 rate and heart rate to give accurate results. The screen protector is about useless, however the watch face is crazy durable and I increasingly wear it in more challenging environments with no concerns. If the face is scratched any at all, the marks are super fine and difficult to see. For the functionality I require, this watch exceeds my expectations. Some of you may not be as pleased, based on your needs and expectations, however I would recommend this watch to anyone. The only sparingly noticeable issue I have is it continually reminds me to move on a regular basis. Somehow I will manage to live with that.

I've been wearing this watch for about a month now, and it is really sturdy, I've dropped it, soaked it and accidently smashed it here and there, and have barely any scratches. It connects easy to my phone they it's app, and had many features I've not found in other watches. It is a great value for it's price, and will purchase another for my military son.

This watch has been great. It has an amazing battery life to the point I sometimes forget I even have to charge it. It holds up really well in a maintenance environment as well. I work in a shop repairing heavy duty vehicles on a daily basis whether it's freezing temps or more than 100 degrees outside. The rugged design on top of the smartwatch features make it worth the buy.

Firstly, I actually really like the watch itself. The various functions work well and it seems quite durable. Haven't got a scratch on it. I do wish there was a little more customization, so far as what the buttons do and items on the menu. As a guy, I will NEVER need to track my monthly cycle. That stays on the watch menu forever, along with other features I don't use. The selection of exercises to choose from in the fitness tracking part are a bit silly. There's like 100 of them. Jump rope is not among them. However, if you need to track your heart rate during such strenuous exercises as golf, darts, bowling, driving, or standing, it's got you covered. After you've chosen an exercise, the phone screen displays a timer and your current heart rate. No real reason for your heart rate do be shown in small numbers, 80% of the screen isn't even being used. The silicone band doesn't keep the excess band in place at all. The extra band goes through one fixed loop, and then another movable loop. This second loop moves all over during the course of the day and you have to keep adjusting it. The app is overall pretty good, except it disconnects from the watch all the time. I think whenever you go to another room without your phone? Wouldn't be a big deal, except it doesn't reconnect on it's own. If you open the app, it will say connecting but it never will. You have to close the app and reopen it to reconnect. The remote camera shutter feature is buggy, and will not do like you think and work as a remote for your phone app. Instead, it works only with the camera feature within the Carbinox app. This app does not do video, by the way, so still photos only, and not with the camera app you want. In summary, this watch is much better than the cheap china watches I've owned before, but with somehow a less reliable app. Is it worth 3 times the cost of those? I'm still not sure. Note that an app or firmware update could possibly fix most of these issues, as the watch functionality is there (usability is not)

works as intended... I like the interface... It seems to be like some of the other watches, but fast reaction and seamless integration made it very nice...