Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker 1.69" Touch Screen Fitness Watch with Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, Step Counter for Men Women Activity Trackers IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Sports for iOS Android

great watch for price point easy to use and set up was very quick. size is decent and i’m impressed with battery life .

For £20 it's really not that bad of a watch! Step counting seems accurate as does heart rate. The sleep tracking is awful and quite inaccurate but again, it's expected from a £20 watch! You can do lots on it, there's a stopwatch, you can play/pause your music, check a brief weather forecast, view messages, find your phone if you've misplaced it as well as set up the watch to record your exercise! The battery life is pretty decent, I charged it last over a week ago and the watch still shows its fully charged - though I suspect having the "raise hand to activate display" off helps extend the battery life! The app is also very good and you can view all your stats such as your steps, HR, blood oxygen and blood pressure! My only issue is that the English is a bit broken on the app and not everything makes sense but again, this doesn't affect the quality of the watch in the slightest!

This is a low cost smart watch. On the face of it the functionality is amazing, but let's look in a bit more detail. The comments below relate to using the watch with the associated Gloryfit app. 1. Time - this is accurate because it uses the time from your mobile. Providing that the brightness is set to 3 bars (full) it's reasonably readable. 2. Steps - not really accurate, it counts arm movements e.g. when doing DIY jobs or pottering round the housr as steps so tends to overstate. 3. Heart rate. Seems reasonably accurate most of the time. 4.BP. I can't see how a watch could accurately read blood pressure so personally I ignore the one - if you want to know your BP I'd suggest that you use a proper machine. 5. O2. It uses LED technology, similar to the ones in those clips that they stick on your fingers in NHS, so it's plausible that this could be OK. The readings I obtained were similar to my own Oximeter (only slightly higher). I can't fully test this function because my O2 hasn't droppped to a dangerous level. 6. Weather - reads from the app. 7. Messages - shows the first few words from texts, emails etc. Could be useful if you want to see what a message is about without looking at your phone. 8. Music - you can pause, play or skip tracks on the music app currently playing on your phone. 9. Find my device - useful if you misplace your phone or watch. 10. Sleep. The watch can apparently show when you are asleep (light and deep sleep). Personally I don't wear a watch at night so I didn't test this out. On the plus side the strap is flexible, adjustable and very comfortable. Regarding charging I found out that it charges best with a 1.0 amp phone charger, when this was used the charge lasted a reasonably long time.

Absolutely love this watch amazing just as good as my Fitbit looks like an Apple Watch. I’ve used it for swimming and had no problems. I’m wearing it all the time. It was easy to set up. The app itself is quite simple. Have to say it goes beyond my expectations, I’ve bought one for my daughter‘s birthday.

Having to be worn on untattooed skin is standard for a smart watch. I ended up getting this P32E smart watch because I contacted Samsung and Apple and they both said even their most recent models have difficulty reading through tattoos and darker skin tones, so they'd advise me to either wear the watch higher up my arm above my tattoos, or go into a shop and test various watches over my tattoos before buying. I went for the option of a cheaper watch above my tattoos to see if I get enough use out of a smart watch to make it worth trying to find one that works with tattoos. I should have just got the Samsung Galaxy 5 Pro I was looking at originally because this one, the P32E, uses the GloryFit app, and the GloryFit app is not very user-friendly. It's missing a lot of basic features. When selecting apps I want notifications from I had to go into the select more apps option, which is fine, but no matter what I did it wouldn't find either of my calendar apps or a couple of the social/game apps I use that my old Razer smart band linked to. I'd like notifications from my calendar, all chat apps, and when I'm out running notifications from Pokemon Go would be nice. My friends with Smasung and Apple watches say they had no problems connecting those apps. GloryFit also doesn't have a way to delete inaccurate sleep data. So when the P32E registers reading a book or something as sleeping, there's no way to delete that. There are several brands selling the P32E under slightly different names, so if you see a similar watch to this and you value notifications and accurate sleep data, be careful. The things this watch does well, like heart rate and step tracking, are fine. But not being able to delete inaccurate sleep data and not being able to get all the notifications I'd like to makes me wish I'd just got the Samsung. When I finish my full sleeve tattoos if smart tech still can't read through tattoos I'll have to go back to using gyroscopic smartbands like my old Razer Nabu X for step and sleep tracking. I wanted heart rate and stuff, but if the sensors dont read through tattoos there's no point having them. I am surprised that the P32E doesn't have gyroscopic step tracking in addition to the sensors though. If it slides down over my tattoos it stops registering that I'm even wearing it, so no step counting or anything.

Before you buy this, know you're getting what you paid for. Don't expect anything brilliant for £20. I'd probably give is a 3.5 stars, but that isn't a thing on Amazon. Either way, I've had mine for a month and it's ok. Nothing more, nothing less. In terms of looks, really good. I saw some reviews from women saying it's a bit big. But it's the ideal size really. If it was smaller it would be difficult to see what you're doing. Perhaps if you're particularly small, look for something else. In terms of functionality, it does a job. It can track steps well. The sleep function seemed to work for me, though others found it unreliable. Again, £20. The thing that annoyed me is that I was using it to walk, and despite using the lock function, it still managed to stop somehow and not record it correctly. Also as much as it works perfectly fine in the swimming pool and sauna without breaking. I've got no idea what it means for tracking the swimming. It said I did 68 times in 14.5 minutes. Now I'm a good swimmer, but if that means 68 laps then I'm expecting a gold medal some time soon. The software definitely needs some work. And sadly, I don't think the feedback I've sent meant much. I've managed to change the watch face without meaning to do so (mid exercise or washing hands) and don't know how to change it back. But on the app you can choose from a nice selection of faces it seems. It also requires you to allow every single permission going on your phone when you set it up and doesn't seem to like it if you turn them off. So if that's not for you, look elsewhere. But overall, if you're looking for a cheap, stylish watch. That can track steps and sleep. And potentially track some things with regards to exercise, heart rate and calories, then give it a go. I've spent more on a take out dinner. Just be prepared for some frustrations with using it and try not to scratch the screen a little bit carrying fridges out of buildings... Still fuming to be honest...

Fantastic watch for the money, didn't want to spend a fortune to count my steps so this is just perfect, only down side is app can be slow to sync.

The watch is capable of giving you a rough guide to your health and steps. But is by no means accurate.