Smart Watch for Men Women, 1.96″HD Smartwatch (Answer/Make Call) with Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor/Pedometer/Spo2, 2025 New Fitness Watch 113+ Sport Modes, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Android iOS In Stock

I bought this smartwatch as a gift for my mom, who is 74 years old. I needed a simple model so that an elderly person could easily navigate the menu. The main function I was looking for was call reception, and I’m very happy with how well it works. Now, even if her phone is buried in her bag, she never misses my calls.

I was pleased with the simple menu—it’s perfect for seniors, with minimal unnecessary features and very easy controls. Additionally, I appreciate the activity tracker, sleep monitoring, and heart rate measurement.

The design is very cute, with a beautiful lavender silicone strap. The watch is comfortable and doesn’t get in the way throughout the day.

Great value for the price. Highly recommend!

I recently purchased the Jugeman Smart Watch in Purple, and I have been extremely pleased with my experience so far. The watch has a sleek and stylish design that looks great on my wrist. The 1.96" HD display is crystal clear and easy to read, making it convenient to check the time, my notifications, and fitness data.

One of the features I love the most is the ability to make and answer calls directly from the watch. It has been incredibly convenient to take calls on the go without having to reach for my phone. The call quality is clear, and the microphone picks up my voice well.

The watch comes equipped with 113+ sport modes, allowing me to track a wide variety of activities accurately. The heart rate monitor and sleep tracker have been very helpful in monitoring my health and fitness goals. The IP68 waterproof rating gives me peace of mind when wearing the watch during workouts or when swimming.

Setting up the watch and pairing it with my phone was quick and easy thanks to the user-friendly interface. The battery life has also been impressive, lasting me several days on a single charge.

Overall, I highly recommend the Jugeman Smart Watch to anyone looking for a reliable and feature-rich smartwatch. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of design, functionality, and performance. I am delighted with my purchase and look forward to using this smartwatch for a long time.

I’ve been using this smartwatch for a a week now, and I’m genuinely impressed! The 1.96” HD screen is crisp, vibrant, and easy to navigate, even in bright sunlight. I love the call functionality, it’s so convenient to answer or make calls directly from the watch.

With 113+ sport modes, this watch is perfect for tracking workouts, whether I’m running, cycling, or doing yoga. It’s also IP68 waterproof, so I don’t have to worry about sweat or rain. The activity tracking features are spot-on, especially the heart rate and sleep monitoring, which give me accurate insights into my health.

It pairs seamlessly with both iOS and Android, and the step counter helps me stay on top of my daily fitness goals. Plus, the sleek design is stylish and versatile, fitting both casual and professional looks.

Overall, this smartwatch is a powerhouse of features at a great price. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade their fitness and productivity game!

This smartwatch has been a great addition to my daily life. It has a modern and elegant design that matches both casual and formal clothes, and the screen is clear, with vibrant colors and excellent tactile response.

Among the functions that I like the most are the physical activity monitoring, heart rate measurement, and call and message notifications. It is very easy to sync with the phone, and the battery lasts quite a while.

The watch also includes useful options such as reminders to move, sleep tracking, and multiple exercise modes. It is water resistant, making it ideal for workouts or even swimming.

For the price, it offers many features of more expensive models. Totally recommended if you are looking for quality, functionality, and style in a smartwatch.

I was not really looking for a smart watch because of what the prices have been some time ago, I was surprised of the features that are available today for a fraction of the cost of OVER PRICED brands. I was wanting to monitor my health with a 24/7 device that would give an idea of how my "body's engine" is performing. The watch came with a 65% battery, and, as with ALL other battery devices, an initial FULL charge was performed. I hooked up the polarized magnetic watch connector and charged fully to 100%. The first battery charge lasted about three days with all of my messing around with my new toy. The "raise hand to turn on" was enabled and I found that the watch, (dial), was turning on fairly frequently with normal hand/arm movements, which, this setting is now turned off. After my second FULL charge, the dials "battery meter" showed a 90% remaining charge after a 24 hour period. So, I'm guessing that with the dial face not turning on with basically every arm movement, I should receive 8-9 days or so of battery life which is good by me. I initially had issues with not being able to DL different watch dial faces that appeared which appeared to be a server issue not being able to connect. After contacting the seller with a suggestion to "reset the server", I am now able to DL a bunch of different dial faces that are now stored in the "My Dials" section. The revision 5.3 BluTooth does provide excellent range in making/receiving telephone calls and receiving text messages with a good 50-60 foot range You can't compose/reply to a text, but, that's not a deal breaker. I have yet to figure out how to sync contacts which is probably my understanding of how to do it. The call log holds calls made and received so I reference this log to select a call to make. The blood 02 measurement seems to be as accurate as a "finger clamp" type I also have. The ability to provide continuous monitoring is great along with the pulse rate. The pedometer function is accurate to within a couple of steps to and from the mailbox which is ~ 80 steps total or so and as the watch counts the steps, you will have to provide the very basic math to multiply your stride distance by the number of steps. I'm still learning all that this watch can do and from what I've seen, it does provide AND record fairly accurate health data with watch longevity, (mine too :-), still to be determined. For thirty bucks, I am very pleased with form, fit, and function….