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I purchased this attractive watch two years ago and use it daily for work and play, including while swimming, digging, or hammering. I would repurchase it when needed. It looks good, holds up well, and has no scratches on the glass. The battery lasts approximately one week before needing to be recharged, and I keep the app that monitors it on 24/7. Since it syncs with your phone, it is very accurate and provides me with the information I need throughout the day. I don't receive phone calls from the watch, but that is my preference. I do receive my messages and notifications of who is calling, so I can decide whether to pick up a phone call.

I've owned this watch for over a year now, and I love this watch. I just wanted a simple, nice looking watch, that had the time and date. And I want those to always be on so I don't have to flip my wrist just right to see it. I wanted to be able to glance down, like a normal freaking watch. It works great. It has an Always On Display and it has a simple "Face" that just shows the time, date, and day. Additionally, its very durable. I do a lot of work with my hands, and bang the crap out of this thing. I've been wearing it for a year and it still looks nice. There's a few marks, but they aren't noticeable unless you're looking for them. I wore it swimming all last summer, and it had no problems, so I guess its waterproof. The band is very easy to take on and off the watch head (for switching bands), and its extremely easy to size it to your wrist by popping in/out links in the band (they send the tool with the watch). There's arrows on the band to let you know which way the pins go, you can't mess it up if you try even a little. The things I'm not a huge fan of, but can live with: The AOD needs to be set on the brightest setting, or it isn't visible in the sun. This means its using the battery more than it needs to while I'm inside, but also, its blindingly bright when I wake up in the morning in a dark room. Its bright enough that I use it as a small flashlight to see the buttons on the coffee maker when I stumble downstairs in the morning. It would be nice if it had adaptive brightness. But again, its not a big deal, at least it gets bright enough to be usable in the sun! The battery lasts about 2 days the way I use it, with the Always on Display set to max brightness. I charge it every night while I sleep, so its fine b/c I just want the time, but if you want it to monitor your sleep, there's a conflict between charging/wearing/sleeping when the battery only lasts that long. I wish I didn't have to sync it to my phone. I know every other person on Earth is using it as an actual smart watch, but I just want a dumb watch with the time/date/day and AOD. I refuse to install apps on my phone, so I have an old android device I use specifically for these types of things. It'd be nice if it could just connect to wifi and sync to an NTP server without needing a connection to my watch. After about a year, the pins started slipping out of the watch band. I contacted support asking for the size of the watch band (to order a new one), and they sent me a new watch band for free. Apparently there's a 2 year warranty. They were extremely quick to respond and ship the new band. I was extremely happy with the support. Although I do still want to know what size the band is... I can't really speak to the software of the watch, b/c I don't use it at all. But what I do use works great, and the watch looks great. Its a great deal for the price.

I have the Morandi Ash colored Tank T2 and I like it. It came perfectly fitted for my wrist with extensions in the box along with a silicone band. I really want to like this watch, but I'm still on the fence about it only because the color will be hard to copy when looking for a replacement metal band and even though it came with a black silicone band, I don't really like the color difference...I'm not a two-tone kind of guy. Morandi Ash is a darker grey and the metal (band and watch body) is a matte Morandi Ash. The orange buttons are also matte. It all matches well, so let's hope the band lasts for a long time. Visually, it is stunning, classy, and sporty. The AMOLED is crisp with nice vivid colors. The notification system for messages is nice. They label them somewhat with corresponding icons, such as text, or YouTube, etc. I wish there were more editing features for the watch face, such as the ability to pick and choose the data to be displayed instead of whatever is on the watch face. The package does include two watch bands, a metal and silicone one; an included screen protector, charger, and an adjustment tool for the metal band. The things I'm still on the fence about is the lack of app function adjustments. Kospet Fit is a nice third-party app for this watch and it connects without issues. It is robust in a lot of ways, but missing some things in others. One thing that needs to be added is the ability to add/remove watch face data. Although there are a lot of faces to choose from, there are few faces that have selectable icons that take you to the function, such as weather or steps. Not that big of a deal, but I've had other smartwatches that allow for these "minor" data changes to include my Citizen CZ hybrid. The vibration motor is weak. If you are not wearing the watch tight on your wrist, you will most likely miss the notification unless you hear it vibrate, which is likely because it is audible and vibrates something inside instead of just the body. My Samsung, Apple, and Citizen did that very well where you couldn't hear it, but you could feel it perfectly even if you wore it loose on your wrist. I've had two Amaztim watches that are like this and I'm not very fond of that. The bottom line for this Morandi Ash-colored stainless steel watch is a good watch at this price point. I can easily overlook the issues I listed above. It is hard to shop for smartwatches these days because most of the time, you cannot see the third-party app and what it can or cannot display on the watch. The controls for the Kospet Fit app are good and robust enough and capture a lot of info from your watch as a stand-alone.

I've owned the watch for just over a year, pretty decent watch overall, I had to reach out to the manufacturer, the band came apart just a few months into owning it, but now the watch will not hold a charge more than a couple days, it would last months at first, but O have never let the light work off movement, just push to light up and don't use it for music etc, so the battery is good at first but the watch is bassically a paper weight now. They also do not list any warranty period or expectations, so you get what you pay for