iTouch Air 3 Smartwatch Fitness Tracker, Heart Rate, Step Counter, Sleep Monitor, Message, IP68 Swimming Waterproof for Women and Men, Touch Screen, Compatible with iPhone and Android (40mm)

This was a Christmas present for my son, who had expressed interest in my Apple Watch. The cost is extremely reasonable. It has all of the same functions as an Apple Watch. Because he suffers from asthma, I appreciate that it includes an oxygen level. Overall, it's a nice watch, and I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

Jett Melendez

| Dec 26, 2020

This was the first smartwatch I had ever owned. I've had it for a few weeks now, and it mostly does what I wanted and expected, though I do wish I could set more than three alarms with it, as a big reason I wanted one of these was to have alarms on me at all times for my son's virtual schooling, and three isn't quite enough, and you can only set the alarms through the app, so you can only turn them on or off on the actual watch itself, which isn't a big deal th I'll say that the app is decent and appears to do everything you need it to do for the watch, and I haven't had any major issues with it, which is nice. It's all in a very basic, straightforward layout that's simple to navigate through both the app and the watch. My main issue is that my watch does not always alert me to every alarm as it should; half of the time, it simply does not go off at all, which results in very unreliable alarms. It also doesn't always notify me when I have new messages. I disabled the "other" notifications because they were constantly beeping on my Android phone. So I turned that off, but left my txt msgs and a cpl of other ones on, but still my notifications on the watch itself doesn function at 100% Some txts pass through without a hitch, but every now and then I'll look at my phone and see a txt or a cpl that never appeared on the watch, and I was close enough to my phone and Bluetooth was turned on that I was connected. I also tried restarting the watch and anything else I could think of to fix the problem, and it appears to be working a little better now, but it's still not completely accurate. I'm hoping it's just a minor issue that can be resolved with a software update, because for the price I paid, it'll be a fantastic little watch. Because of that issue, I deducted a star and debated whether or not to deduct another, and if I had paid more for this watch, I would have most likely given it three stars. So, I'm hoping that the inconsistency in actually alerting me to ALL of my notifications, such as every text and alarm, can be fixed with a simple app/watch update. I sincerely hope this occurs, and if it does, I will be a very happy camper with few complaints. If this problem isn't fixed, my watch will become useless because I won't be able to rely on my alarms (of which there are only three) or receive notifications for all of my texts. BTW, I chose the smaller size and am pleased with my choice; I have small wrists and believe that any larger would be too large.

Maleah Houston

| Jun 16, 2021

I was very excited about this watch, but once it was synced with my phone, it did not perform as expected. It only worked if I was close to my phone. The heart rate was off by a lot. It was 136 bpm while I was sitting, so I took it manually and it was only 62 bpm. In addition, if your wrists are small- The size is excessive. Disappointed a lot. I'm in the middle of returning the item.

Sage Fuentes

| Apr 20, 2021

This brand new watch took an eternity to charge (it sat on the charger all day) and now it won't hold a charge. Said the charging was complete and my percentage dropped to 75% as soon as I took it off the charger as I took it off the charger I took it off the charger It has the potential (and the reviews) to be a great smart watch, but I'm not impressed because I can't use it because of the poor battery life! It does look nice, though!.

Dexter Velez

| Jan 02, 2021

I had it for a couple of days and really enjoyed it. However, the first time I needed to charge it (aside from when I first opened it), it wouldn't hold a charge and would overheat and shut off even when I was just sitting. Then the only way to get it to turn on was to put it on the charger and the battery would be at 0 of its capacity. I only used it for about 5 days and it never got wet. When making a purchase, be careful. My mother-in-law has one and has had no problems with it since receiving it as a Christmas present. I, on the other hand, will be purchasing another one.

Warren Cohen

| Jul 08, 2021

Second attempt at finding a smart watch that was both affordable and had all of the features on my wish list, as well as some I didn't know existed but now can't live without. It comes with a hydration reminder that buzzes your wrist with a glass of water and says It's Time to Drink Water! So cute. Physical activity trackers are all I use, with nothing else sucking up battery life. br>Sedentary reminds you to move around and get some blood flowing. With the camera feature, you can take a picture from a long distance simply by flicking your wrist and it will be captured. There's no need to stoop and cross your arms. It's a game-changer when it comes to Selfies. All emails, texts, and phone calls vibrate your wrist, allowing you to put your phone on silent and still receive that important message you've been waiting for. You can pause, play, and skip songs with the music app. The weather app gives you the entire week's forecast, and the countdown timer is my favorite productivity feature. Because I am a notorious perfectionist, I always spend far more time on tasks than I intended. Now I'm in a position to say something. Okay, I'm going to practice wrangling rattle snakes for 30 minutes today, and it'll buzz you when it's time to stop. To relieve stress, use a HEART RATE, OXYGEN LEVELS, and a GUIDED RELAXATION app. This timepiece is lovely, flawless, and reasonably priced. I believe I will need to purchase an additional ten and distribute them to everyone I know.

Trey Salas

| Oct 13, 2021

I had a lot of trouble getting the watch to recognize my phone's bluetooth. The number of steps taken is incorrect. We purchased two watches, and despite setting the same step length on both, the step count on each watch is never accurate. We both used to have older Itouch watches that were more accurate. I'm still adjusting the settings, but I'm not sure if it'll help.

Walker Murray

| Jul 10, 2021

Unhappy. If you don't have a phone, your watch is useless. Even if the children do not have a phone, or if the phone battery dies or the Bluetooth connection is lost, the clock time will be inaccurate. When there isn't a phone, I figured it could at least be used as a regular watch. However, without constant connection, it devolves into a lifeless husk.

Naomi Peters

| Nov 11, 2021