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Price when reviewed: £ 49.99.This smart watch comes with 2 straps, one is silicon and the other is metal. Changing the straps is easy and any standard 22mm watch strap should fit. The watch also comes with a USB charging cable and a multi-language instruction sheet.The charging cable plugs into any USB type A port. Whilst waiting for the watch to reach 100% you can use the QR code in the instruction leaflet to download the FitCloudPro app onto your smart phone. The watch end of the charging cable is magnetic and will only attach in one orientation. Pairing the watch and phone was very simple and straightforward.The watch is approx. 12mm thick and with the silicon stap attached it weighs approx. 42.5g. The watch has a few different faces built into the watch with over 200 more available via the app. The watch faces are a good selection of digital and analogue designs.The watch will wake up when you turn your wrist with the option to turn this off in the app and press the button on the side to wake it up instead. Once awake the touch screen is used to access the features of the watch, including heart rate monitor, SP O2, Sleep monitor, and weather forecast. The watch can also control music on your phone, receive notifications for texts, emails, and from social media apps on your phone.The phone app will download fitness and health data from the watch. Under the button on the side of the watch is a light bar that flashes but I found this to be distracting and turned the function off.The large clear display is good and even I can see easily. This watch has many more features and functions than I’ve described above.

Lovely watch, easy to read and fits my wrist well.However, the sleep & steps data is not consistent. If you’re buying to track steps or sleep I would not recommend.Steps. This is always underreported. Despite walking my dog, running a busy house and visiting clients my steps have never gone above 5000. If I walk with my partner her steps are accurate while mine will be much less.Sleep tracking is also poor. I normally go to sleep between 9pm and 11pm but that is rarely recorded by the watch; it normally says I went to sleep around 2.00 the following morning. Occasionally it says I’ve not slept at all despite being charged and securely on my wrist.It’s a cheap smartwatch so I can’t expect too much but would hope those would be accurate.

At the time of writing the watch is selling for £49.99 and that is too much for what is, at best, an average watch. If it were cheaper, the watch would be good value, but currently it is too much for what it is.The functionality is good and most of the features work as expected, the screen is bright and clear, and the biometric sensors are accurate. The software is easy to install and configure and nearly everything about this watch works well. It also comes with two straps, a rubber one and a sort of metallic one if you want it to look a bit more upmarket. However aesthetically it is generally lacking.The illuminated button is pretty much pointless, yes it looks OK if you are into light-up trainers and similar ‘gadgets’, but that’s about it. The watch screen is… unusual (I’m not talking about the hundreds of downloadable faces, you will always be able to find one that you like), but the simple fact that the illuminated section is off-centre and has a huge black border around it. To me, it just looks… weird, but of course, you may love that look.As a watch that is used to track exercise and not much else this will be perfect, but for those who want to wear and use it all-day every-day, you might like to find one that is a little more conventional. Particularly as the ‘raise to wake’ function on this watch is a little less accurate than other ones I have used.Overall, this could be a good value budget watch, at the right price.

No bad for a budget smart watch. It's very large, bigger than 42mm Apple Watch, so if you have small writs that might be an issue.It has all the usual functions such as heart rate, step count, phone notifications, you can make and answer calls once paired with your phone, it even tells the time.Battery life is good and similar to other smart watches. It's easy to charge and doesn't take long.

Connects well. It's not a Galaxy watch but it does the job

I’ve been using this smartwatch for a little while now, and it’s got all the features you’d expect, especially for tracking fitness. It's compatible with my iPhone, so I can easily sync my data and keep an eye on my steps, heart rate, and even oxygen levels throughout the day. The interface is straightforward, and it doesn’t take long to get used to navigating between the different features.One of the standout aspects for me is the ability to make and answer calls straight from the watch. When I’m out for a jog, it's convenient not to have to fumble for my phone—just answer the call with a quick tap on the screen. It also has a handy torch feature, which I’ve found surprisingly useful for those early morning runs when it’s still a bit dark outside.Battery life has been solid so far, and it’s waterproof, which gives me peace of mind, especially when I’m caught in the rain or just need to rinse it off after a workout. Overall, it’s a solid performer, and for the price, it does everything I need it to do!