Fossil Women's Monroe Hybrid Smartwatch HR with Always-On Readout Display, Heart Rate, Activity Tracking, Smartphone Notifications, Message Previews

Then and now Watches are becoming more and more of a part of my life. I was initially skeptical, and there are still some small hiccups, but for the most part, this watch is proving to be a good companion for me. For a long time, I held out on getting a smart watch because I did not like the "look" and also did not want my phone to control the watch. product solves all of my problems. I didn't like the silver watch band, so I bought this leather one from another vendor (that I accidentally put on backwards). Here are some of the pros and cons I thought of. The pros include I will - (I had been debating between the Monroe and the Charter, but the Charter is a few millimeters thicker - it's perfect for my thin wrists. Though I suppose I would have preferred a thicker band on the charter, I'm glad I went with the smaller face)
-. I like the look because it's very stylish and classy*- Exercises are tracked* - This comfortable mattress provides an excellent night's sleep and is lightweight, too* Apparently, the battery lasts about a month and charges in an hour - Sleep (deep, light, awake) in real time - Besides the face being easy to customize, you can create a few different profiles so that you can switch between them easily on the app (for example, since you can use it to say different things while exercising).
- You can customize the buttons and choose from a wide range of options. Help and support are really quick and easy and it's a breeze to talk directly to a real person when you have questions - The GPS application on the phone is linked to Keeping a close watch on your heart rate*-

Cons The hands glow in the dark for a little bit after turning off the lights after a while. I will - It works like 75 percent of the time when you flick your wrist or move your hands around to see the screen better. In addition, the double tap to activate the light works seventy-five percent of the time. It's difficult to use my phone at a great distance from it They stop communicating when I'm 20 feet away from my phone in the bathroom. I will - If you're running in the city, you can be really annoyed by the exercise feature. The app asks every time I stop at a street intersection if I am still working out and invites me to either say "yes, keep tracking" or "no, stop tracking". There is no way to pause the video. In order to avoid it I just forget about it, but after going through so many intersections, it gets old. I will - While it has taken a while to understand the 3 buttons and how to navigate all these options, I've gotten the hang of it and have found that it is pretty user-friendly. I will - A lot of watch band options are limited (I had to find a third-party option) and there are no screen protector options (I plan to make my own).

Serena Hardin

| Aug 21, 2020

It tracks all your activity, as well as sleep, and integrates with the Fossil app. My favorite thing about the sleep function is that it displays how much deep sleep versus light sleep, along with an EKG. You have to double tap the face for 10 seconds for it to light up. You can see the battery capacity on the bottom of the face. The battery is rechargeable. In any case, the band is a mesh band that fastens by tension and releases easily. Therefore, if you tend to swell during the day, it is not going to work for you. SEARCH YouTube for an example of a Fossil Monroe band set up and you will save a lot of This is the replacement kit I bought here and it's working great.

Will Hicks

| Aug 09, 2020

It's a hybrid smartwatch that I love. My preferred features (notifications, heart rate, step counter, sleep tracking) are just right for me on this watch. Because I can have both the classic look on the watch and the smart functions, I like it. The other semi-autonomous system in my house is I have small wrists and this has been perfect for me. I've been wearing it non-stop for the last few months Since I received it, I have been charging it every time I take a shower, and I haven't drained it.

Margot Bowman

| Mar 04, 2021

There's just something about this watch that I love. I love how stylish and classy it is. This smartwatch has the time displayed on the screen all the time unlike some Your notifications will appear, and it will also track your sleep. As far as I can tell, the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't have an alarm feature and it only vibrates for three seconds. With my Fitbit I can set an alarm and it is great. I prefer it over an auditory alarm since it's less jarring. The pros outweigh the cons with this one, so I'm getting used to it. Despite the lack of an alarm feature, I am very satisfied with my purchase!.

Mazikeen Strong

| Dec 26, 2020

This is one of the best smartwatches! That is a very pretty picture. As I was looking for a smartwatch that looked like a regular watch, this was what I found. I think it is a good choice! That took me a moment to get used to because it was a bit larger than I'm used Despite the fact that directions are included with the package, they are not really useful. YouTube and the Fossil website are the best ways to learn how to use this watch. If you're looking for anything too extravagant, this one is not for you. But, if you're searching for a step tracker, notifications, weather app, or heart rate monitor, then you're in the wrong place. This is what you were looking for!.

Deborah Steele

| Jul 26, 2021

I absolutely loved the aesthetic of this watch, however it is so disappointing when it comes to its functionality. Sitting in bed reading a book, it told me I had taken During my drive in my car, it also gave me 200 steps. It appears that the step tracker measures every little thing as a step, so it's impossible to even gauge how many are actually has a heart rate tracker, but it does not provide that information on the watch itself, just states - heart rate, as a result. Heart rate has been replaced by pulse In addition, this resting heart rate does not update in the app until the following day. Other reviews indicate that the screen light and flick of the wrist only work 75% of the time.

I should point out that customer service was quick and responsive but it was a disappointing product.

I ended up returning it.

Baylor Mendez

| Jul 07, 2021

Although I like the watch a lot, the algorithm that tracks steps seems off to me. Since I have a left-handed grip, I started wearing it on my left arm, hence any movement I make is recorded as a step. tried switching it to my right arm, but it still seems to go awry often. My main reason for getting it was to track steps. It's a very pretty watch, and I love that I can get notifications on it. Having less than a week left to decide whether to keep it means it becomes almost impossible.

Briar Winters

| Jul 13, 2021

It is surprisingly lightweight and comfortable as well. There are times when I almost forget I have it on. The necklace is so elegant that I receive so many compliments about it. I was able to customize all the settings easily, and I really like all the features and how well they work.

Hope Beasley

| Apr 01, 2021