ParsonverSmart Watch for Men Women(Answer/Make Calls), HD Screen Fitness Tracker IP68 Waterproof 100+ Sport Modes, Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Pedometer, Smartwatch for Android Phones/iPhone Compatible

Good Watch. You can have the display wallpaper changed anytime you want. They give you default wallpapers but you can find any on the web and just send it to your photos. Use the app they give you and it downloads the image in seconds. Good solid watch reason I say that because I accidentally left it in the washer and it got washed by accident and it still worked great and the material on the watch is very dutiable. Use it for anything. Gets the job done and lasts forever.

Display and band are great. Great battery life. I thought it would be too basic and cheaply made. I love it . No complaints at all.

I used Fitbit's for 5 years before I'd had enough. They have some cool features but being unable to access settings and other issues it was time to switch.I took a chance on this Parsonver Smart Watch and although it has only been a few days I'm already very impressed. It is far cheaper and does nearly everything a Fitbit does (besides Fitbit will be going away)Pros:1) It says sync'ed and syncs far quicker than the Fitbit ever did.2) It has a nice swipe system to easily access different things on the watch3) Changing watch faces is much easier than Fitbit, plus you can create your own (don't know how easily as I haven't tried it yet)4) I can hangup on spam a lot quicker with the watch - Fitbit doesn't have that feature - supposedly you can answer calls with the watch, but that's not something I would useCons:1) Directions for use a little slim, unable to figure out how to use the Camera feature and Music.2) Wish there was a community for it to ask questions, etc.So overall it is wonderful especially for the price, just has a couple minor irritants.

I like this watch. Tracks with no issues so far. Great product for the price. Looks great and is comfortable to wear. Long battery life.

After deciding what to do and trouble solving I decided to keep it.The smartwatch has many options to use as it connected to Bluetooth.Im going to love it even more.Update after I set up the smartwatch everything was not accurate from personal data to the temp weather was way off. Not a highly recommend. Or hopefully that I can tweak it on settings.

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Fast service. Watch works well. Definitely worth the purchase.

Before the watch was even delivered, I received a message from Parsonver stating that while the watch was rated as "IP68 waterproof", it should NOT be worn in the shower. That was strange, because that is definitely NOT an IP68 characteristic! More like IP62. But then I got the watch, and it got even more interesting. When I first tried this fitness watch, I had not yet downloaded the Fitomo app that you have to pair ("bind" is the word the developer uses) it with in order to TRACK your progress. I just mainly wanted to see if it counted steps and flights of stairs properly before downloading the app, as I have had several fitness trackers before - even a very expensive one - that absolutely did NOT. When it finally got past its QR Code splash screen and allowed me to choose a watch face, I was able to use it as a step counter. In that very basic mode (not even correct time, but again, I just wanted to see if it actually worked!) the step counter seemed to work perfectly. For one entire day, it was within just a few steps of the Fitbit I was using to compare with it. Satisfied that it worked okay, I downloaded the Fitomo app the next day and went through the pairing ("binding") process specified in both the written and online instructions. Once paired, I wore it for another full day and periodically checked the tracker app to see what information was being transmitted between the watch and the app. At the end of that day, when my Fitbit showed over 11,000 steps, the Parsonver watch showed just under 7,000 steps. I was baffled by this wide discrepancy. So I reset the watch, unpaired the app (with the "unbind" function), and then went through another day after setting it up all over again. And AGAIN, the Parsonver watch was not even close to the number of steps counted on my Fitbit, and I was actually wearing it on my dominant arm. So the next day, I reset it again, but unbound it from the app to check one more time if it would count steps correctly. And it DID. As long as it was not bound to the app, it seemed to work fine - although the watch face would randomly change itself or start to dim out. Weird. I did the same thing all over again for the next few days with the same results. The step counter does not work correctly when paired with the app, but does work when unpaired. It made me wonder what watch/App processes were churning along in the background while riding my wifi/bluetooth that actually served as an impediment to accurate motion tracking. So it makes no sense to have a "fitness tracker" that doesn't actually track your progress over time, if it only works when NOT connected to the tracking app. If you just want a daily step counter, this watch works fine - but you do have to pair it with the app in order to set the correct time. Then just "unbind" again from the app to count your steps.