Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 5.75 x 3.54 x 1.65 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.23 ounces |
| ASIN | B08CBZTXZR |
| Item model number | SW021(ID205L) |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,984 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)#76 in Smartwatches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | October 9, 2019 |
| Manufacturer | YMY Direct |
| Country of Origin | China |
Aaisha –
The watch is perfect for my needs. I’ve had it for a while and I love it even more. The watch is very functional for me been able to track my activities, set alarms directly to it, it has gps for outdoor workouts, it stores all my past workouts, track my sleep pattern, and my health cycle (menstrual, etc). I can also receive messages from my phone (emails, text, app notifications), but can only decline calls when receiving one. So the call will pop in the watch to notify me and decline it if I want to. Overall for the price, I truly think it’s worth the money. Aesthetically I just wish the rose gold part was all around the head of the watch ) the bottom is light pink and is visibly exposed) and also if this rose gold part was actual chrome metallic looking. But these are just my preferences I wish it had. Battery last for a long time. I only charge it once a week, with a good 20% still available. And I wear the watch all the time, even to sleep. It is also water prove, I do dishes and cleaning a lot, I take it off after to wipe it and still works as it should, no problem.
Nadette –
First of all, this is my first smart watch and my review is based on an iphone usage, I have been weighing the urge to buy the apple smart watch but I really find it so expensive to own. My main goal in having a smart watch was to be able to monitor my heart beat since I have been diagnosed with an arrythmia few years ago. The watch came in a box not as fancy as apple’s or fitbit but the quality of the product is far more important, it also comes with an english manual and a cord charger. The manual is readable but can improve on the content continuity on how to set up and use of the smart watch. In the manual it will ask you to make sure to full charge the watch prior to use but the watch comes fully charge so it would only take you a few seconds to be notified it’s 100% charged. Fitness wise, this watch can measures heart rate, has an accelerometer and monitor your workout goals such as running, walking, hiking, Climbing, Treadmill and yoga. For girls, it also monitors your period if you want it enabled. The watch can also receive messages but with limited number of characters, this would not be a con unless your sender writes a long message, most often I can read messages from the watch. It’s quite cool that the watch can receive messages from your normal sms, facebook app, wechat, twitter, instagram, linkedln, whatsapp,viber, line, skype, kakao talk etc. You will also be notified for an incoming call from your phone. It can also control your phone music stop, play, forward, previous in whatever music app you are playing on the phone. You will have to download the VeryFitPro app to bind your phone with the smart watch then you can set your goals and notifications then you’re good to go. It also monitors your sleep ie. deep sleep, light sleep etc. which you can see the details in the VeryFitPro app. If you want a smart watch that you can leave your phone and answer sms or calls, this is not the one for you but for the basic functions, it is way better to buy this one because of the price. I had this watch for a week now and I still have about 32% battery time. The Cons: can not answer messages or calls, no siri/alexa, no maps available but I can live with that. I believe this watch has a 12 month warranty as well. The watch is actually light that you can sleep on with it. Overall, I am enjoying this watch and have in fact been telling my friends and co workers about it.
Paul the music lover –
I was a Fitbit Versa user which was great until Google took it over. At that time I would get the notifications I didn’t want (“Just 1000 more steps to go!!!!”) and stopped getting the ones I needed, like SMS and email. I went shopping on Amazon and almost didn’t get this watch because it seemed too good to be less then $40. Boy, was I surprised! It was everything I expected. I couldn’t be more pleased.The pairing was painless. The app just found the watch and grabbed it. BOOM. The mobile app is so much easier to navigate and understand compared to the Fitbit. I was able to turn off the cheer-leading notifications and turn on the important ones. Every app I need notifications from was listed and available. It was so simple. Notifications are swift and consistent.The mobile app gives me the information I’m interested in. Number of miles I walked, how well I slept, my heart rate, etc. Everything is easy to find and understand. I charge the watch only when I shower. In the morning, it is usually at around 85% and is back to 100% by the time I put it back on. I could easily go a couple of days between charges if I wanted. The charging cable snaps on easily and provides instant feedback when connected. No guess-work there. The default face is pretty good with easy-to-read time, Bluetooth connectivity, battery lever, day and date. There are available alternatives with less information.You’re not going to get the world for $40, so here is a list of what the watch is lacking, IMHO. None of this was important to me, but might be to you.1) Adjustable vibrations, ideally intensity, but at least duration.2) Auto-adjusting face brightness. I keep it at the middle setting which is too much at 2AM and not enough out in the sunlight.3) The music-control screen should also show current artist & title information.4) A wider variety of clock faces especially some that can show weather and fitness information.5) There are some apps I can’t get notifications from as they are not available options. Paypal is one example. This is not a big deal since Paypal also sends emails, and those notifications I *do* get.I have already had an email exchange with Customer Service talking about some of the items above. They got back to me within a few hours with clear answers. They seemed glad to hear from me and thanked me for my suggestions.This watch does everything that is important to me and I couldn’t be more pleased to have it on my wrist. I’m going to buy a second charging cable to take with me when I travel. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0813MBQGR) This watch was money WELL spent, in my book.
Caryn L Bowles –
UPDATE:This watch gave me a horrible rash like nothing I have ever seen before from a product. In two places my wrist broke out and would not heal for over a week and a half. Just so you know.Fantastic battery life. I’m on day 3 and haven’t had to charge it yet. It’s still at 78%I wanted to get a smart watch that wouldn’t break the bank so I could see if I would even like to have one on my wrist at all (my wrists are tiny…I’m 4’10” and in very good shape/healthy). It’s not too bulky. I assume that a nice one would be a little more weight on my wrist and might be more bothersome, but at least this gave me an idea of how it would be overall.I like the sleep tracking and it seems to do a good job of tracking my heart rate and such.The most surprising and simple feature that I like is the rest option. You tap it and it tells you when to inhale and exhale for a minute or two minutes. I’m a yoga instructor and meditation guide so I love anything that encourages people to get back to their own breath!It also has an option to start an activity such as yoga so it knows you’re doing activity even though your heart rate may not be spiking and I like that because I do not always do super active yoga.Alright, rant over. Hope this was helpful.
Shanna –
This watch does everything I want it to do. There aren’t a lot of bells and whistles, but it has heart monitoring, sleep monitoring, and exercise monitoring. I wish that it was “mart” with the exercise monitoring and could automatically detect it, but you have to pick your exercise and begin it first. Not a huge deal. They also only have walking, running, treadmill, and yoga as the sports modes, and no general workout mode. Also not a huge deal. I just use the Yoga setting. I sometimes wonder if the heart monitor is functioning correctly, but overall seems solid. I’m happy with it!
Allison D. –
This smart watch is amazing for the price! It looks just like the $100+ Apple watch or Fitbit watches on the market. I’m very impressed with this watch so far.PROS:+Easy to setup in App & user friendly+Battery life is AMAZING! (I wore it for 4 days straight without charging)+Great for reading texts/messages/notifications (I’m a teacher and can’t be on my phone during the day so it’s nice to see my messages just by looking at my watch.)+The time is displayed in large font so it’s very easy to read.+Fits well. (I have very small wrists and was afraid it would be too big, but the watch band comes with A LOT of holes to adjust the fit perfectly! Plus, the silicon band is very comfortable.)CONS:-Sleep tracker may not be very accurate. (I went to bed around 2am last night and it showed my sleep starting at 5am.)-The brightness display settings don’t dim very much and wakes me up at night sometimes when I move my arms. (The watch detects your movement and display turns on automatically when moving.)Overall, this smart watch is stylish and functions well. Highly recommend!
Elle Cee –
I purposefully bought this out of a desire to avoid paying hundreds for an Apple Watch or another popular brand and I’m not disappointed! The band is extremely comfortable to wear and very sturdy. To be honest the band is even better quality than some more expensive smart watches I’ve owned.Pros: It literally does everything I wanted it to do: sleep tracking, calculates my calories during my workouts, and has a timer. Beyond that it has some fantastic features I wasn’t expecting for the price like the breathing function I can activate when I’m stressed, it vibrates when I get a call so I never miss calls anymore, a sedentary reminder, and I get my calendar alerts as well as alarms. You can use it to find your phone too and it works! the connectivity is phenomenal, once it’s linked to your phone you don’t have to link it again. The battery life is like they say, 10 days. I have already bought 2 more for family as gifts.Cons: The sleep tracking doesn’t record REM. The main displays are not the most attractive, and there aren’t many options. The wrist sense feature is a bit slow so you may have to dramatically turn your wrist or use the side button to see the screen. Finally, I had to exchange my pink watch for black. The pink started changing colors only after a few days.Overall, for the price and all the features it comes with, I would buy 10 more in a heartbeat. It works as well if not better than some smart watches I’ve owned that were more than double the price.
Someone –
Ordered this for my father in law and I honestly wasn’t expecting much out of a $30 something smart watch. I figured if it’s junk, It won’t break the bank. To my surprised it was solid built. The watch itself felt solid and not like some flimsy cheap plastic. The armbands are smooth and also solid built. The hinges (or whatever you called those) are smooth and easy to removed if desired. There are 4 clock faces that you can switch to. The app itself is better than expected. It’s not buggy like the app for my Fitbit charge 3. More on FITBIT later on.. read in the end1. You can read text messages and messages from FB messenger. As you can see, the messages are clear. This is one thing that no one has clearly mentioned or shown in pictures. ***The absolute most important feature for my FIL***2. You can not reply to text messages or answer/make calls. If you want to do all that, be prepare to spend a big chunk of $$. It’s a waste imo.3. It does not show weather. (Who really cares about that anyway?)4. The “find my phone” feature is great. my FIL loves it!5. Battery life is excellent. After around 2 days of normal use , the battery is at 60%. If this keeps up, the watch will only have to be charged like once a week which is excellent.The only negative thing I can think of is that it doesn’t come with a longer wrist band for those who make need it, but that’s not a biggie imo.Before I bought this, I bought a FITBIT charge 3 ( $99 for myself) and Versa Lite ($155) for my mother in law. I regret buying those 2. Passed return window. After playing with this willful watch for a few days, the extra $$ spent on the FITBIT brand was not even worth it. arrgg. Not to mention, how buggy the FITBIT app is, at least with my charge 3. So annoying! I tested all the features such as heart rate, steps, etc and the FITBIT watches didn’t do any better.For the price, this watch does its job. If you want all those fancy bells and whistles, go ahead and spend $300 on the others. If you just need to keep track of your health and see who is messaging/calling you, this watch is perfect.Will update this review in a few months (if I remember) and see where we’re at at that time….
Kirston Haley –
UPDATE: I was contacted by the sellers, and they offered me a full refund on the product after reading that I wasn’t satisfied. They were very nice and I am actually stumped that they even offered me the refund. I still stand by the fact that it is much like a FItbit, but I do think it may have had something to do with the hardware I was trying to use the watch with. I think if I’d had an Android instead of an iPhone it would of worked better. I actually ended up giving this watch to my mother, and she uses an Android phone, and when I asked her how the watch was working out she said she’s had great results with it.I think it’s a really good first timers watch. Also I think it would work great for someone that isn’t super tech savvy.ORIGINAL:I wanted this item specifically for step counting and sleep tracking. No matter What I did I could not get the sleep tracker to register at all in my iPhone 11pro max. Tried reinstalling the app multiple times.I’m pretty sure the step counter and heart monitor are pretty accurate though. So there’s a plus if you want a cheaper Fitbit option.It does also look a lot like the Apple Watch, which is what I bought to replace this
Lane Lester –
I just turned 82, and I’m very glad I selected this watch for one of my gifts. Its big time numerals are easy on these old eyes, and the other small characters are sharp and easy to read. My only “sport” is walking, and the associated app, VeryFitPro, provides time, total steps, and distance covered with a line graph to track your performance.Sleep is also very important to us old guys’ health, and the watch/app combo not only lets you know how long your bedtime was, but how much of it was spent in deep sleep, light sleep, and yes, awake!My only real health concern is lymphoma now in remission, but you may be concerned about your heart. VeryFitPro uses the watch to tell you your resting heart rate, average heart rate, and maximum heart rate. If you’re working out, you’ll track each day’s exercise in five different categories.There is a lot more information that you can get with the Willful Smart Watch,but that ought to be enough to let you know it’s not just for youngsters. For a collection of tips I’ve learned, visit my dot-org place, PeaceDoctor, and add “/watch” to the address.