Tipmant Smart Watch, Full Touch Screen Smart Watch for Men Women Kids, Smartwatch With SIM Card Slot to Make Calls, Camera, Pedometer, Stopwatch,Play Music, Fitness Tracker for Android Phones

My use case for this was pretty limited, I wanted something that would allow me to receive calls and texts on my own number on occasions when I would be required to use another, employer-supplied phone, and without having to carry two phones, and this is one of a tiny number of watches that have a full SIM slot and phone capability, without having to be tied to a specific phone or a special network account. This is only an early review having had it a short time, and I haven't experimented with connecting it to a phone as that wasn't my main purpose for it.First off, bear in mind that it's running Android 4.2. That was released in 2012, but the way things work looks more like phones from a few years earlier - simple and rather blocky. But it definitely works. If you ever had a phone from those times or earlier, you'll find the menu structure familiar - scrollable options with a Back button and an OK button - simple and functional. There's no app store, so you're limited to what's provided on the watch already, but that's sufficient for basic usability - phone, text, camera and a music player if you add a micro-SD card to store audio files. There's more than that, but that was what interested me.For me, the gamble was, would it work with my SIM card. The description said Vodafone & EE, I'm on BT mobile but that uses the EE network, and it registered and made calls without a problem. Calls the network "T-Mobile", but I suspect that is down to the age of the network identification files installed. The other gamble is how well the battery will hold up, because if my suspicions are right this is probably the last of stock that might have been manufactured a good few years ago, and unused batteries of that age are sometimes OK and sometimes near to dead, depending on how they've been stored. It took several hours to fully charge, which I'm taking as a good sign, as a battery that takes no time at all to charge may mean it has little capacity left.My other requirement was to use it with a headset if possible. I put my Aftershokz bone-conduction headset in pairing mode and did the search for devices, found and paired successfully. Did a couple of calls and confirmed that the audio was fine. Default volume is loud, but apart from the volume buttons on the headset there is also a volume button on the "make call" screen on the watch, so that's OK. Seems ironic using a headset that cost far more than the watch, but it does what I need and leaves my ears free to hear things around me - and answer that other phone if need be, so why not? With the watch and the headset, I can literally say that I'm wearing my phone.My plan is to update the review as I get more use of it, and maybe try some of the other functions.

We love this definitely worth the buy no issues what so ever and easy enough to use and get the hang off would highly recommend for kids or even adult if they don't want to use a phone all time highly please with this came packagd well so no damage could be caused

Brilliant gift brought for son age 11 starting secondary school so doesn't have to carry mobile with him

It's definitely not worth the money very chunky and uncomfortable, camera is angled to the ceiling once on your wrist. Text works in T9. Cannot access your social media like advertised.

Works fairly well but you get what you pay for.

Not the easiest thing to use

Good

Strap keeps coming away from watch very annoying