LETSCOM Smart Watch Health & Fitness Tracker, IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch with Heart Rate Monitor, Pedometer Watch Step Counter, Cardio Smart Watch for Women Men

My daughter fancied an apple watch but frankly I just cannot justify the price of them (That’s why I still have an old IPhone 5se) so when I was browsing amazon as you do in a lock-down I discovered this, it looks like an apple watch, it does a lot more than just tell the time, (like an apple watch) and its a fraction of the price of an apple watch. With so many good reviews I thought, why not just get one to try after all if its rubbish I can always send it back.Ordered on amazon and here the same day! Amazing service, 1st time I’ve got the product on the same day I’ve ordered it!Open the package and find in a nice box, 1 watch, 1 charging lead, 1 instruction manual and a card with a QR code to get the warranty extended by a year for free if you register the watch.I plug it in as instructed and find that the battery is already at 90% so I didn’t need to plug it in for too long before I could play with it. The plug is a USB one end and a clever magnetized connector at the watch end that makes a good secure connection and because of the way they have set the magnets you cannot get it the wrong way round, were off to a good start!.The watch is made from a soft latex like plastic that is surprisingly comfortable on the wrist, in its pink version it has rose gold accents which I know my daughter will love and on the wrist with a lovely clear easy to read screen and it really does look just like an apple watch. You can set it to sleep and to just wake up when you turn your wrist to look at it all very clever.In the settings menu you get the option of 4 different watch faces, I personally like the digital numbers but the standard watch face is nice and clear and of the other two one has a flower background and the last a deer leaping beside the numbers, not for me but at least there are several options and you can choose whichever floats your boat. I’m not sure how it picks up the time but you don't have to set it the time is perfectly right when you turn it on.Inside the manual there is a QR code for the app for both Andriod and IPhone which only take a couple of minutes to get and download. IOS 8 or higher and Andriod 4.4 or higher for phones with Bluetooth 4 or higher, good news my crunchy 4 year old I5se can get it and it works perfectly, just as it now does with my daughters Pixel 3XL.The watch also counts your steps and monitors your sleep, as well as tracking your heart rate and any exercise you may do in up to 9 customisable modes!. All of the functions work just as you would expect them too but the features I like best are the find your phone (which makes the phone ring out even if it is set to silent!) and the ability to see who is sending a text to me without getting my phone out (which I’m not allowed to at work!) You can also set an alarm, stopwatch, or timer easily.You can track your run or bike ride using the GPS function on the phone app along with loads more information I will never need but my daughter might! Controlling music from your wrist sounds interesting all I would need is earbuds no one can see and I would be well away at work! All of the functions are easily turned on and off from the phone. The watch has an amazing battery life, I’ve had it over a week and only had to recharge it once so far!So after over a weeks trial I can soon hand it over to my daughter who in this colour it would better suit anyway, I am happy she wont wreck it in a week (Because I haven’t and I am pretty hard on watches) and that it will do everything and more she will want it to do. And if she does wreck it at least it didn’t cost me a weeks wages! Lots of interesting information for not lots of money, my favourite combination! Give it a go, I don't think for a moment you will regret it.If you have read my review all the way through to the end, thank you, my wife would say well done. She tells me I can be a bit too wordy! If however you found my review helpful please click on the button below to say you did that way I will know I didn’t waste a whole evening typing this all up!If you are interested in buying a dash cam or trail camera etc please have a look at my other reviews!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very easy to use, as shown in my video. Nice basic simple interface. I assume it’s accurate, but I have nothing to compare it to. I like the big display on this, to the smaller ones in other watches. The strap is comfortable and the watch stays in place. It has a sensor you can enable so it lights up when you move your wrist to look at it. Several different watch displays to chose from and the ability to set an alarm too. The battery has lasted around 6 days, however I don’t have the phone notifications synced to it. Very happy with my purchase

I have waited a few months before writing a review as i wanted to see what this watch can do and see how accurate it was, and the good the functions were.I read a lot of reviews most were positive, though some were a bit negative on a few issues. Here is my review after using this for 2 months.Battery Life - I put this as the first item to review as the battery life on this is amazing. I have to charge it every 3 weeks. The watch is on me 24/7 (apart from showers when it is removed). During this time it is often tracking my pulse, recording workouts etc. The life of the charge is the best i have ever known. When it is finally time to charge the watch it charges very quickly and go from almost 0% to 100% in around an hour or so.Step counter - I find this quite accurate logging steps for the day. You can also see the view of the breakdown in steps done today by hour. Also a view of a weekly graph showing the historical step activity. This goes back as far as when i registered the watch to my app. Not sure how long this will go back but mine shows 6 weeks at this time.Heart Rate Monitor - This is probably the only issue i have with this product. The heart rate detection is "Resting Heart Rate" only. This it does perfectly fine, even whilst you sleep. However the issue is when you are not resting. For instance if you are active it doesnt record. So you can spend a whole day doing manual activity (gardening, decorating etc) and it doesnt record the heart rate until you rest again. I would like a heart rate tracker to test my heart rate at all times as it is when you are active you would like to see if you are over exerting.Sleep Monitor - I find this pretty accurate. It shows the correct time i went to sleep. However if you wake in the morning and stay in bed it doesn't quite work out you are awake. It can pick up if you wake in the night and get up and move around before returning to bed. If you use your phone in the night it thinks you must be awake and sets the sleep end time to then, even if you do return to sleep. So not Perfect. The feature on this i do like is the breakdown of "Deep sleep" and "Light Sleep". This is shown so you know if you are getting enough deep sleep each night. Though you may wake feeling refreshed but see you didn't get the required amount of deep sleep and then feel tired after learning that :) Overall the sleep monitor is a really good feature and shows a good graphical pattern of your sleep each day. You can then look back over the past weeks to see the details of sleep time, although you don't see the light and deep breakdown after each day, only sleep times.Activity recording - I have used this for biking. Post ride you can see the heart rate details and see which heart rate zone you were in (useful for training) you can also see this on the watch whilst you are riding, so you can either step up the effort level, or take it down if you are over doing it (see photo). It also shows a map of your trip (almost like strava). I have used both the fitness app to record a ride and also recorded using Strava. At the end it was 0.1 km difference after a 40km ride, so the reports that this does not accurately record distances is not correct, well not for me anyway.Overall i would rate this a 4.9 out of 5.Value for money is easily 5 out of 5.