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The watch arrived one day early using One Click, three day shipping, a pleasant surprise. I took the watch out of the box, turned it on and found the battery almost drained. Plugged it in and then found the QR code on the watch and scanned it with my phone's camera using a QR Code scanner app. Was immediately taken to the right BT Notifier app. Installed it and it immediately recommended an update. Downloaded same and the watch synced with time date, contacts, etc.While waiting for the watch to fully charge, I examined it. It appeared to be high quality, and valued at much more than the $24 I paid for it. The watch I ordered was the gold with the brown band. It looked good and the band was easy to put on since it was already molded to fit around my wrist. It was fully charged in less than an hour. I loaded the phone book and called my house, No problem. I called my wife's cell, no problem. The volume was good enough to converse in a quiet room. I did find that the contact directory does not remain resident and loads each time you want to use it. The contact app has a couple of other directory storage functions but the buttons are too small to manipulate. I believe they allow storage on the watch. Here's a rundown on the watch's apps.Messaging: The watch does download SMS messages.It has the option to reply but the keyboard is so small it would be impossibleCall Logs: The watch does give a list of missed calls, dialed calls, and received calls, as well as all calls and the times of each,these calls include those made from the phone as well as the watch.BT Dialer:Allows to link with the phone if the signal is dropped. However since I have a screen lock on my phone, I have to turn it on and put in the pin before it will link. It has linked by itself on occasion and I don't have a real feel for the watch's ability to relink automatically after the signal has dropped out..Settings:Functions work with the use of on and off switches, and sliding banners for different options. Somewhat hard to manipulate because of small format.Remote Notifier: Tells whether you're in blue tooth contact with the phone. Allows an attempt to recontact if signal is dropped.Remote Camera: Works as a remote shutter trigger for your phone camera. Has different settings for delay, etc. Works well.Anti Lost:Works great. Phone rings when app is used from watch. Also has app on phone to locate watch in BT Notifier.Bluetooth: Gives bluetooth status and allows for turning on and off. WorksPedometer: Works and can be adjusted to your step. Hard to manipulate adjustments due to watch size.Sleep Monitor: WorksSedentary Monitor: Works, allows for time setting and notification by ring, vibrator or both.QR Code: Easiest way to find right app to sync watch to phone via blue tooth. Scan with phone and follow instructions.Smart Search:Unknown,keyboard too small to use.Alarm:Works but very difficult to set wake up time due to small size of keyboard.Calendar: Works but does not sync to Google calendar on phone. Can log appointments but keyboard too small.Calculator: Works and the buttons are large enough to actually use it.Profiles: Allows for different settings of volume, vibration of watch whether in conference, outside, general. Useful?Themes: Provides for different watch backgrounds. Nothing spectacularFile manager: Works but difficult to use because of size.Works great when plugged in and synced to computerAudio Player: Works but why use it, sound is not loud or of music quality.FM Radio: Will not work without SIM card and WIFIVideo Recorder: Works but very primitive images and jerkyCamera: Works but best photos taken in daylight. Pretty basic photos.Gallery: Shows images taken from watch but you can load images from computer via USB cable into the watch if you install a storage chip. They look great on the watch screen.Video player: Plays video taken with watch. Crude and jumpy. Haven't tried loading video from computer and playing it on watch. Would be great if it works.Browser: Needs SIM chip to workSound Recorder: Works and easy to use. Has lots of options. Very useful to make verbal notes.SIM Tool Kit: For SIM cardWhatsapp: Not available without SIM. Have no idea what it's for, Maybe downloading more apps?Facebook: Need SIM chipI tried to load some Android apps from Google Play Store. The watch said the apps had loaded but did not appear when looked for and when plugged into the computer, no files appear in the file folder that would correspond to a new app.The printed instructions that came with the watch are useless. Printed so small that they can't be read and very vague in how to operate watch.Charging. The watch easily plugs into a mini USB cord, (supplied with watch) and can be charged via the computer as well as a 12v charger. It does not come with a 120v. charger.Charge time using a Samsung rapid transformer is less than an hour. Battery life seems excellent. On the second day, I had the watch on all day. Played with it a lot and still had 3/4 battery (in display) at midnight.Overall, I'd rate this smart watch as a real winner considering its price. Its appears to be of much greater quality than the $24 cost. Most of the functions operate weil but are confined by the problem of the micro key board, almost unusable. I can't speak for the watch's durability or band durability since I've only had it 48 hours. Battery life seems excellent. It would be very useful if some of the app commands could be input via the smart phone, allowing for a bigger keyboard since all of the smart watches have problems with keyboard operations. It would also be nice to have a variety of apps to choose from at a site and instructions on loading preferred apps into the watch.

These are not worth the money. The graphics are poor and they have a lot of “apps” (what a joke) that don’t even work with flagship phones. So forget about trying entry level cell phones. Sad to say, but you really do need to spend the hundreds of dollars are a name brand smart watch. Even then you’ll find unimpressive features, or lack of.

Got this as a gift for my mom, she isn't a big techie so this met all her requirement without the need for extra features that would simply confuse her. A great simple smart watch that I'd recommend for the elderly and for not to technology involved adults.

Most of the functions works as advertised.

For $20 bucks it is ok. I liked the look of the watch but the keyboard is tiny and when you search a contact name in the watch it pulls a completely different contact. I searched dad and it pulled up aunt tammy. The camera is upside down and also points at the ceiling or floor because it is set into the watch on an angle.It did transfer music which was impressive. The QR code is inside the watch but when I downloaded the app it constantly crashed and would not open. I did dial by phone number and the sound was clear so that is also a nice feature. I have an android htc m9. I almost kept the watch because for the price even though a lot of the features I couldn't use but I didn't even like the clock format or the fact that it doesn't allow you to set your place, like it has a list of all these cities across the world and only had new york, san fran, and chicago for the USA. It seemed I needed to keep downloading app after app into my phone to get messages or other nice things about having a smart watch, the last thing I want to do is crowd my phone with foreign apps, so I decided to return it. The company has been friendly and nice and for $20 it's decent enough, I'd keep it if I had a 12yr old that wanted to be cool with a smart watch. I just need to buy a more expensive one since I expect the watch to do so much.

Straps are cheaply madeConstantly drops the BT connection even when its next to the phone. Battery drains quickly even when not in use. Mine froze and could not be restarted. I sent it back.

You get what you pay for.

I didn't like the fact that there wasn't anywhere for headphones on the watch and also the didn't like how battery dies fast. Also the charger that came with it is too big for the watch, which can charge it.