Seiconer Stylish Silver Smart Watch Women with 1.78″ Retina AMOLED Always-on Display, IP68 Digital Waterproof Sports Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor for Fitness Enthusiasts

Fantastic Display
I’ve had an app*e watch and two smart watches in the past, so have at least some experience.I bought this to replace an Amazf*t GTS3 watch which broke as soon as the warranty ran out. So I wanted a watch on a budget, but one with a great display. I wondered if there was an Amoled watch with an always on display (AOD) for sensible money. This was one of the only ones I could find and at £39 I’d say it’s excellent value for money.These are the pros as I see them (bearing in mind I wasn’t after super accuracy on fitness data and having watched various YT reviews, I gather you have to go very high end to get accuracy):Fantastic clear and bright screen (better than my previous 150 pound watch).Easy to use interface.Metal construction but lightweight.Comfortable.Ideally size for a man.Reasonable battery life. I don’t get how people complain about the 2 to 4 days battery life with this watch when compared to an app*e watch.Ability to take and make calls through the watch (couldn’t do this with my 150 pound watch).Reasonable selection of watch faces… yes there are a lot of faces aimed at younger users, but there are also a few good ones and you can of course use your own photos as the watch face.I find this watch very responsive and despite what some reviewers say, I think it responds almost as quickly as much more costly watches.The cons, which at this price are to be expected:No Alexa integration (guys please add this in a firmware update).Messaging interface is in very small font and has no frills (the no frills message display seems to be normal at this price range).Neither pros or cons:Small number of always on displays. It would be nice to have a few more always on displays (same design but same design in different colours would be sufficient).I haven’t tested the fitness side of the watch, but I understand all the watches under about 300 pounds are let’s say, variable in their accuracy. I’ll use most of the figures it gives me as a general guide.Summary: I really like this watch and for the money I think it’s great. I’ve come to the conclusion that the more expensive watches are full of features I hardly ever use. I’ve deducted a star for the small text in the text/messaging alerts, but it should really just be half a star.

Good looking watch – decent featured- easy to connect
Tried this smartwatch from Seiconer, firstly quite like the design of the watch – it has a large clear Amoled display and is in a metal case.The strap is a soft silicone strap with a clean metal buckle and easily adjustable.You need to download an app as with most watches to get any functionality & one of the first things after charging the watch & connecting the app is to change the default language to English.You get 24hr monitoring of several health features including heart rate, SpO2 etc.There are multiple sports modes for activity tracking / step counting etc.There is also call and message notification & some control.Battery life is about a week from a 3hr charge – that will depend on how you use it.GPS tracking is via your phone & the app.There are several watch faces you can download from the app to change how the watch looks – a number of these I thought were aimed at a much younger generation with not too many options for a more std watch face.Overall its a pretty decent looking smartwatch for just under £50 at time of writing & it captured the details I was looking for mainly heart rate tracking & step counts so reasonable value in my view.

Update – set alarm and watch was working fine. Alarm went off for I felt watch buzzing but no response from watch, no screen. Watch just keeps buzzing but no display. Hooked up to charger, no response. Kept buzzing until it ran out of battery. Green light on back is flashing but no screen. Went to APP and says no connection. Only lasted for 3 months and can’t find anything on a warranty. You get what you pay for.************I bought this as a replacement for my Fitbit that died. Wanted something inexpensive but that would allow me to track my daily activity and use with my Android phone. The app that this watch runs on, GloryFit is better than other inexpensive alterntives but has limits and issues (I’ve reviewed and tried the other smartwatch apps before I purchased). The watch display is very good quality and provides a lot of information and customization options. I find all but the blood pressure monitor to be fairly accurate. Weather location does not change automatically for you need to go to the app to update your location for the weather. While it offeres lots of activity options, it does not record your activity automatically and you have to remember to pick your sport and start and stop. The app also does NOT have a daily food recording or water consumption but you can use another app for that, just not as convenient. While you can see a weekly activity report, there is no option to get an email report each week. The watch was easy to set up and works well with my phone. Able to receive calls and while this app allows you to sync to 100 contacts, I am not able sync to the contacts I want (I’ve spent a lot of time looking into this and have given up, I’ve recreated my contact list and added contacts manually and even deleted contacts to have a smaller list and still don’t see some of my contacts to sync to). If you want an inexpensive basic smartwatch I recommend this one but you get what you pay for and will be missing features found in more well-known smartwatches.

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