Smart Watch for Men Women – 1.85”HD Screen with Make and Answer Calls, with AI Voice Assistant, SpO2/Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, 100+ Sports Modes, Smartwatch for Android and iOS (2 Straps) In Stock

I researched Amazon to find a low cost smartwatch to use with an iPhone. I chose this particular brand of smartwatch due to its style and the many things it offers. The watch was very easy to set up with the downloaded app. I find this watch to be of good quality and an amazingly low cost for its accuracy and quality. The charging speed is fast and it holds a charge for a few days before needing recharging. The watch is relatively light and the size of the screen is very good. It is waterproof and messages and calls from my IPhone. The great part is that it interacts with SIRI to make calls right from the watch. I am totally satisfied with my purchase.

I just got my new smartwatch today and I enjoyed my new smartwatch it’s really amazing and handful I need one for work since my job is really strict on us on our phones so I can use this smartwatch to switch my music or like receive messages without looking at my phone. I got this on a good price when it was on sale it so worth it for anyone looking to get a smartwatch on a budget and not spend $400 dollars on big brands versions. Battery life is amazing and easy to use

IOWODO R30Pro smart watch is a good smart watch for monitoring important exercising data, health data, sleep data, ect. However, if you want to set the time you'd have to use "Da Fit" app. You also have to use "Da Fit" app for calls, texting (receiving texts), ect.

Why you need the app, is for using your mobile phone to make/receive calls, texting (receiving texts) and weather. Climate conditions are for you to select. That be where you live or a location that impresses you. Weather for a week ahead is listed as is the current climate conditions. However, excluding calls, climate and receiving texts, an app is not necessary.

To make/receive calls (Get Smart) you need bluetooth. Of course, that means you need your smart phone within 30 feet. If it's further away your smart watch won't work as a phone. However, if you make/receive calls using your smart watch you don't have to get up to get your smart phone. Same applies if you take your smart phone with you everywhere. The lazy persons perfect tool.

As with all smart watches this smart watch is not 100% accurate. It's close yet not accurate. It has the solution to 30 or more exercises. It shows how many calories are burned when skipping rope, jogging, bicycling, ect. And an app is not necessary!

There's a button below the main button you press to see a list of exercises. Select the exercise you want's to do. After your workout or workouts, you can find the data for each workout by pushing the main button which displays time and weather then push it again. It shows a list from Activity to Settings.

Select "Exercise Records" to see data for each of your workouts. Usually 3 to 5 workouts are included. Select each workout displayed to keep track of how long you worked out for and calories burned. You have the selection of deleting your workout sessions.

To monitor Blood Oxygen, BPM and Stress is easy and also does not require an app. For the data to show correctly on the app, you must first click on Blood Oxygen (SpO2), Heart Rate (BPM) and Stress. Wait until you hear a low sound. Those sounds indicate the tests concluded. Each will show on the app afterwards. First they appear on the smart watch.

Monitoring sleep data also does not require an app. I'm nocturnal or I'm usually up between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. To exclude people who work between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. is wrong!

At first I could not use the sleep data. However, I changed the time on my phone to 10 p.m. when it was 6 a.m. That corrected the discrepancy. On the 'Da Fit' app you'll be confused by it's info. It actually tells you when you fall a sleep. However, the watch starts obeserving your sleep soon after you go to bed.

Look for the times when you fall asleep and get up and how long you slept. It might confuse you. For example, the watch showed an 8 hour 37 minute sleep, between 11:07 p.m. and 10:26 a.m. The time I slept for was nearly correct. I excluded the first sleep stage which was long and the time I was up which was also long.

Though I could not correctly time the sleep, the app was very helpful. Of the 11 hours 19 minutes I was in bed, I subtracted 2 hours 42 minutes to obtain the length of the first sleep stage (I was up) and the time I awoke then slept again. It took considerable time to sleep again.

About 5 to 10 minutes or more must be subtracted if you notice your watch continues adding time to your sleep if you're in bed. It will continue to record sleep after your up, so to stop that take the watch off if you're still in bed.

Look for the first sleep stage which is light sleep. If you notice your sleep data is incorrect always look for the first sleep stage. You can correctly learn your sleep by excluding the first sleep stage if you notice discrepancies. Also time you awake then sleep again.

They need to improve their app. However, you can correct or learn how much sleep you obtained by using the first sleep stage and awake time.

It does display how long you were up if you awake during sleep. It does not tell you how long you were up for however.

Deep sleep, light sleep and REM sleep are displayed with each display showing how long you were in each stage. Perhaps their app will display awake time soon.

You can't set the time on the watch without the app. That really agitates me. For that reason, a 4 rating instead of a 5, did I approve.

The IOWODO R30Pro Smart Watch is a good selection for average folks. Been using it for over a month and like the smart watch. Unfortunately, an exception was made by the manufacturers to exclude a 24 hour sleep schedule. However, as written, you can correct by changing the time on your mobile phone.

I'm a watch guy that has several seiko divers tuna's turtles. I have a suunto core. But I wanted a smart watch but not gonna pay for a Samsung Just wanted to kick around. And this is an amazing watch for not even 20 bucks. And looks really nice as nice as wifes apple watch 500.lol comes with 2 bands. You can't beat this. work's great order with confidence this is a great watch. For the price I ordered another one just to put away. Lol

Everything works brilliantly, great smartwatch!
This smartwatch has useful features that have helped me track my fitness. It has a good and many selection of watch faces.

It shows the daily steps you've walked and the calories you've burned. I have found the steps monitor pretty accurate. It matched almost exactly what my treadmill said! It has been easy to set up and pair with my smartphone and I’m pleasantly surprised that the Battery life can reach a week or more!

It connects to your phone via Bluetooth and notifications show on the screen. It has a built-in speaker and mic so you can use it for phone calls. Being able to answer the phone or make phone calls when my phone isn’t close by is such a great convenience.

I will continue to watch the sleep monitor and stress monitor with interest as I haven’t had these features previously! Overall it is an excellent watch, crammed with features, and very comfortable to wear.

I decided to buy an inexpensive smart watch to see if I liked the technology, before buying a model for hundreds of dollars. Surprise, surprise, this little watch works flawlessly and has just about every feature I could usefully want. No GPS or blood pressure readings, but really, for twenty-five bucks I couldn't ask for more. We'll wait and see how long it lasts, or if I get the itch to unload that extra couple of hundred for an "upgrade." Thanks, IOWODO!

This review is for the IOWODO R30Pro smart watch. First a wee bit of background. The watch is connected to my 2nd Gen Iphone SE. I use a pair of Bluetooth ear buds on all my phone conversations in order to keep my hands free and on my computer keyboard. I wanted a smart watch just to see who was calling me. I didn't care to use any of the health features and I don't. If the watch proved to be useful I was going to check into a more expensive watch. Per reviews by others, it was not easy to connected but with a fair amount of "fiddling" I managed to do so. The watch does indeed tells me who is calling but not always. Most of the time it just tells me the incoming call phone number. I'll keep working with it, however, I can already tell that a smart watch would be a good addition to my work habits. The price was most acceptable in this experiment. Oh, I've worn this watch for almost five weeks and it's just a little below a 50% charge, good battery life.