Tensky Smart Watch for Men Android & iPhone, Alexa Built-in, 1.8" Touch Screen Fitness Tracker with Answer/Make Calls, IP68 Waterproof Heart Rate/Sleep/SpO2 Monitor, Pedometer, 100+ Sport Modes,Black

I have shown the black watch bought and my existing watch I have had for 3 years. I have gotten this watch for my husband as a gift. He knows the features I have and wanted one like mine. The customer service is outstanding with a Facebook site to contact them and other customers Tha have bought the watch. The features are fantastic with medical, sleep, and excercise support and records. You can also customize your watch face, answer and make calls, check texts, and even keep and get reminders for appointments. The battery life for me has been 1 week depending on calls ,etc. It is a very durable watch with a high quality face. You cannot go wrong with this product.

Is a good smart watch. All seems to function the way it should

I’m really happy with this smartwatch! It was easy to set up, the screen is clear and bright, and I love being able to track my steps, heart rate, and daily activity. The calling and notification features are also very convenient. For the price, it has a lot of useful features and works great so far. Definitely a good buy! I love it! ❤️

I am pleased with how easy it was to configure the watch to my phone. The explanations were clear and helpful. This made it much easier to figure out which features I want and which I could skip for now. The watch was inexpensive when compared to my last one and offered so many more options. The default watch face is clear and I can read it without my glasses. That’s really nice. I’m pleased with this purchase.

I liked the Tensky 207 so much I decided to buy the 208BT because of the extra features.I’ve been wearing this watch for about 8 weeks now, so I’m updating my original review as I feel I have had enough time with it to know how good it is, and I have been wearing a Garmin on the other wrist the whole time for comparison.Everything works well with this watch. I’ve tested it against the Garmin and it came up with very close stats. I think the Tensky’s are the very few smartwatches that come with the stress meter and numbers seem pretty accurate with how I’m feeling, so it’s nice to be reassured by the watch. I often wake from a dream and look at the time, & I have been checking out the app REM sleep in the morning and it seems to pick up well on the sleeping app even though they state it is only a guide. The start & finish time of sleep is really quite accurate, but occasionally it misses the real time sleep. I can put this up, (& also most of the other faults of the watch) due to me having very heavily tattooed arms, and I really can only wear any smartwatch under my right wrist.The VeryFit app is really well done. You can click on the blocks of time, and the app will give you the starting time & ending time exactly for that particular block. This is heaps better than a lot of other apps I use, as you normally get the time block period on the bottom of the chart and you are then left to count out the time frames for each particular block. This saves time if you want to work out what is going on during whatever feature you are using at that particular moment. You can do this with every feature just by clicking on the individual block. The app is easy to use, & within a few days you can get into the finer details of it. I really do like this, & wish the Garmin app would do the same thing.The stress meter works well with how I’m feeling at the current moment, and it pars up with the Garmin again very closely, although Garmin stress is measured differently.The heart rate meter is always either exact, or 1 beat different with the Garmin, and that could be because both are on different wrists.I find sometimes it becomes stuck on a number, but once you run the heartbeat meter it sorts itself out pretty quickly.Sp02 is accurate as well.Steps, seem to be hit and miss with me, and depends on what I’m doing at the current time while I’m moving around. They could count 50 steps incorrectly (up or down) with every 500 steps. And if you are carrying anything in your arms it won’t count your steps correctly, as it seems that your arms need to be swinging a little.Exercise is well done with plenty of different types, as well as “intelligent exercise recognition”. The calorie count is a hundred points less normally compared to the Garmin during the same exercise. So I feel a little cheated on that.It states the watch is 5 atmospheres. I have worn it in the shower with hot water and it runs fine. The water does affect the screen by scrolling through. I guess the screen is quite sensitive. I haven’t worn it swimming yet.It picks up sms messages well.Alexa’s works well.All the other functions work well as stated.You can make a call with it.Music works great.The decibel meter seems accurate although chews out the battery quickly, so I leave it off and only use it when I want to know how noisy my surroundings are.Flashlight and Calculator both work, so you can illuminate your surroundings enough coming from the bathroom in the middle of the night.It picks up the weather report great.It is easy to set up.This Tensky model won on all the important points that I wanted it to do for me, so that’s why I chose to get another Tensky. If they keep coming up with well priced and good tracking options, then I believe it won’t be too long until they are the go to brand for those that don’t care whether their device says Apple etc. or no visible brand on it. As the picture shows, you can also add a decent watch band to it if the silicone one bugs you. It is a standard 20mm band. I like mine Velcro as they feel nice, don’t feel tight on the wrist, and are still easy to clean.If Tensky could add a core temperature sensor, and if the app could allow you to add numbers for Example: When the watch said I went to sleep at 1am but I really lay there until 2am, then I could change that number to the correct one like the Garmin does, then I’ll be first one to put my hand up.And I will be quite happy to pay $150-200 for one with these features as this watch does what it says it does, is really closely accurate comparing it with high end sensors from Garmin.If you want a cheap smartwatch full of features that is almost as accurate as the higher priced cousins, (bar slightly shaky step counting) then this watch is for you.