LIGE Military Smart Watches for Men(Answer/Dial), 1.39''Rugged Outdoor Smartwatch Health Fitness Tracker, 5ATM Waterproof,100+Sport Modes Tactical Pedometer Smart Watch for Android iOS Black

Likes keeps perfect time with my phone. Good display. Durable. Great watch. Dislike. None

I really hoped the battery lasts longer, I'm recharging it every other day.the functions work well enough. Speaker is loud .the only issue I have is the battery life.

After a year of use this watch has been great. I keep full time sensors turned off and battery life has been great lasting up to 4 weeks regularly with occasional use for music and flash light. All the sensors have been accurate, checked step counter a couple time and it is right on with my counts of 600 plus steps. Spot checking of heart rate and BP is pretty cool but I don't rely on them however these check pretty accurate too. This has been the best low cost watch I have bought in the past 4 years, others quit working before a year is up. My touch screen works fine, others with a screen issue is a defective and they should return defective products for a working one to get over that issue in my opinion. All manufacturers have defects that slip through the assy lines including Apple and Samsung!

completely quit charging after a week. did not connect well with iphone or stay connected after charging.

I bought it when it was something like $41. I wasn't expecting much at that price point. What this watch is trying to be surprised me... And not exactly in a good way. The watch is well built. It's big, sturdy, and delivered on battery life. The 2 buttons on the side are out of the way, which I like quite a bit. Those single button watches always catch a fold in my wrist and either click open items I don't want open, or restart the watch altogether.What this watch falls far short is the "walled garden" approach. It has a single app that handles it all. Great if you are a novice, but c'mon! Want an app? Nope. Want to use Facer to simply change your watch face? No... You only get to use the ones WE pick for you. Notifications? A mess. Yeah, you can pick SOME apps to get notifications, then if you want others, you have to navigate through individual processes to find it. Even the com.android processes. For example, I wanted to get call notifications. I went through the process I thought would turn them on. Now I get 4 notifications if I make an OUTGOING call! Pathetic. I have even given up trying to find what ones are for what and I barely look at the tons of notifications I have. It's much easier pulling my phone out. In the process of trying to make it easier, they made it harder.Health is only ok too. Yes you can track your sleep and steps, but want to look at what you did 3 days ago? Nope, but it will show you your weekly steps. Why can't I look at individual days in history?Hey, you need a cheap "smart watch"? It's here. Just expect the hard simplified and the easy unnecessarily complicated. Also make sure it is a temporary stopgap for a much better watch.

For the price, this watch can’t be beat. It’s big, it’s kinda heavy so if feels like it’s actually a quality piece. I just hope it outlasts the last inexpensive one I had from a different company. That one went almost 3 years before one of the buttons stopped working and it failed to connect via blue tooth to me phone. Oh I use this with an iPhone XR

It's a good watch for the amount paid I was skeptical at 1st but once you learn how to use it it's pretty cool. Mines lasted for a couple months but lige replaced it very quickly and very east process.

Very similar to a name brand smart watch. Can text and talk as well as monitor health. Alot of option's. Easy to use. Good value.