GRV Smart Watch for iOS and Android Phones (Answer/Make Calls), Watches for Men Women IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor Steps Calories Counter (Black) In Stock

I've been wearing the GRV Smart Watch in black for a while now, and I'm impressed with its performance. Here are some of the key features that stand out to me:

The battery life on this smartwatch is exceptional. I've been able to go for days without needing to recharge, which is perfect for busy lifestyles.
The fitness features on the GRV Smart Watch are top-notch. From tracking my daily steps and distance to monitoring my heart rate and sleep patterns, this watch has everything I need to stay on top of my fitness goals.

Setting up the GRV Smart Watch was a breeze. The instructions were clear, and I was able to get started with the watch in no time.

Overall, I'm really happy with my GRV Smart Watch. It's a great value for the price, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone in the market for a new smartwatch.

Rating: 5/5 stars

GRV Smart Watch Review – A Budget-Friendly Fitness Companion

I’ve been using the GRV Smart Watch for iOS and Android for a while now, and overall, it’s a solid budget-friendly option for anyone looking for basic smartwatch features without breaking the bank.

Pros:

✔️ Easy to Set Up & Use – Pairing with my phone was quick and straightforward, and the interface is user-friendly.
✔️ Good Fitness Tracking – It does a decent job tracking steps, heart rate, sleep, and various sports modes.
✔️ Battery Life – Lasts several days on a single charge, which is great for a smartwatch at this price point.
✔️ Notifications & Calls – Displays messages and call alerts, which is handy when my phone isn’t nearby.
✔️ Lightweight & Comfortable – The watch is lightweight and fits well for all-day wear.

Cons:

➖ Limited App Integration – It works well for basic tracking, but it doesn’t sync with all third-party fitness apps.
➖ Basic Display & Customization – The screen is clear, but the watch faces and customization options are somewhat limited.
➖ No Built-in GPS – It relies on your phone for location tracking, which might not be ideal for runners or cyclists.

Final Thoughts:

For the price, the GRV Smart Watch is a great entry-level smartwatch, especially for those who want essential health and fitness tracking without spending too much. It’s not as advanced as premium smartwatches, but it delivers well on its core functions. If you’re looking for affordability and simplicity, this is a great option!

These smartwatches not only inherit the functions of traditional watches, such as time display, stopwatch and alarm clock, but also integrate many smartphone functions into a bracelet device.
I love it with my purchase, it has an excellent price, it works very well without a doubt I would buy it again. It looks beautiful.

Great watch. Super fast shipping and does exactly what I need it to. I don't need anything fancy. This watch technically does even MORE than I require. It's comfortable, sleek, comes with a charger and good instructions for setting it up. Comes with a heart rate, sleep tracker, calorie counter, step counter, time, etc. Fits very comfortably. Definitely great buy for the price!

First time getting a smart watch and I absolutely like it I highly recommend it.
Quality is fantastic the price is great. I like that it comes in multiple colors and very comfortable. Very easy to set up. I like that it has multiple features on it and it's waterproof. The volume is very high I work in a warehouse and I'm able it to hear it when I get a phone call or even When listening to music it's pretty loud I definitely recommend.

I was looking for an inexpensive watch to track my steps (heart rate/O2 are a bonus), this works great for that! It says it starts counting after 10 steps during 'awake' hours and 20 steps during 'sleeping' hours. I thought I walked way more than I actually did according to this watch. It is pretty accurate as I have counted my steps and checked the watch and they are within a couple steps. It tracks your heart rate and your O2 levels and saves the history in the app. It's nice to have that info at the push of a button instead of writing it all down (and misplacing the sheet of paper). I have mine set up to take my heart rate and O2 levels once an hour so I can see how I'm doing anytime I want. Great information to have for my next annual Dr appointment. It alerts me to get up and move if I haven't done so in 1 hour (vibrates 3 times and shows on the screen to get up and move). It also allowed me to set up an alert if my heart rate goes above a certain number that I have entered. Took me a while to figure out why it vibrated 5 times with nothing on the screen, that's your warning that your heart rate is above that set number you entered. The sleep tracker works fairly good, sometimes it says I have 'rapid eye movement' after I have woke up so that could use a little tweaking but overall, it does a pretty good job tracking your sleep. Tells you when you are in deep sleep, light sleep, rapid eye movement and awake. There are a lot of options to set up through the app, I don't think I'm using it to it's full potential but it works great for what I wanted. It connects to your phone via bluetooth so it rings when your phone rings, you get to see the text on your watch (I haven't figured out how to text back from the watch but I just grab my phone for the bigger screen to text anyways), it shows you emails that you receive, shows notifications from Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, etc. You can pick which apps you want notifications for through the app on your phone. I have not worn it in the shower to see if it's water proof, I take all jewelry off anyways, it seems fine when I wash my hands and splash it with a little water, never has it been submerged in water. The watch band is a little irritating if you get water/sweat behind it. Because you need it somewhat tight on your wrist for accurate readings, water/sweat can irritate your skin under the band, no worries, take it off and wipe the water/sweat off the watch, band and your wrist and it's fine. Battery life is actually better than I thought it would be, it gets down to about 25% after about 5-6 days. I charge it while I'm at work, I'm sitting at my desk anyways so I don't have to worry about missed steps or not tracking my sleep. Haven't timed a charge but I'd say it's around 1 – 1 1/2 hours to fully charge it. It does still vibrate if you get a text, call, email or other notification, however, when you tap the side button to wake it up, all you see is the charging status, you cannot see the notification. Overall, I highly recommend this watch if you are looking for a 'smart watch' but without the smart watch price and its own line on your phone plan. I have a Nord phone (same as Samsung only WAY cheaper), Android operating system, and this works just fine with my phone, no issues at all!! Highly, HIGHLY recommend this watch!!!!