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Over the years, I had 6 different Smart Watches. Three were high end, three were cheapies (okay, less expensive). No matter, except for one which I tossed for being junk and this one that's still on my wrist for a couple of months now, they all self destructed in little over a year, 3 from dead batteries that wouldn't take a charge. So I figured after the first 3, why not buy one of the less expensive ones, and, if it goes, I won't cry as loud or as long when it bites the dust. Number 1 cheapie was so bad, it went into the circle file underneath my desk. Cheapie 2, did 90% of the functions of the expensive guys, it didn't have a stair function for one, I didn't care, I remember my math enough from grade school even though I'm an old geezer, I can count how many flights of steps I navigate. For 50 bucks, I wasn't going to complain. It went the traditional route lasted a year until the warranty expired and died. So Cheapie 3, shown here, was purchased. It didn't answer the phone, but it did find it for you or told you there was a telephone call, it waited for 10 steps before adding to my step count so it counted fewer steps, but from my experience with Smart Watches, all is relative dy to day. It uses the same VeryFit software program, but on-watch functions are more refined and accurate and there a few more than Cheapie 2. There is also a difference in the weather on the watch, I have to keep the forecast app on in the background of my cellphone for it to appear on the watch.

It is similar to the watch I have ordered in the past with some minor changes. One that confused me at first is the watch band. First of all, it was not attached when it arrived, with my poor eyesight it took a few minutes to finally install. l thought I had it on backwards because the closure works differently. The band does not have a loop to thread through on the other side to keep the loose end in place, instead it threads under the other side to rest next to your skin. Once you get used to it, it is easy and smart, no little loop to break off and allow the band to fall off. But it is unusual. The watch itself works and is fairly easy to use once paired to your phone. It is slightly larger than the previous version.

I've had my VeryFitPro watch for about a year and half and it's still going strong. I used to use a FitBit, but they are expensive and never lasted more than 6 months for me, so I stopped buying them. This watch is good for keeping track of steps and of course time, but it does have draw backs – which is why I gave it a 4 star instead of 5. The sleep tracker doesn't work (I'm okay with that). Some of the other features don't always work either, but the step tracker and clock always work. And the app has ads that can be annoying.

Absolutely love it!!! This one replaces a previous one I had for YEARS. Dependable, durable – dare I say fashionable!

Really disappointed in this watch. I had one previously for 3 years and it was amazing. After it fell apart I got another one. This one is wakes me up every morning at 8:30 with an alarm that I did not set. This just started happening. It does not track steps accurately. I have to press the button twice to see the time. The previous watch only once. I am ready to throw it away. Wish it worked and preformed like the first watch. Very sad.

This has been a great watch for me and has lots of functions that I use daily. Highly recommended it for the price!

This is my third watch of this type that pairs with the VeryFitPro app. The first one, purchased from a different seller, lasted over 3 years and still worked even after the watch face suddenly popped off. However, it needed to be replaced because my scotch tape solution was scratching my wrist (ha, ha).
The first replacement I bought came from this seller, but after it failed to record my sleep twice in the first two weeks, I figured it was faulty and decided to exchange it, so the one currently on my wrist since only October 2024 was fine until sometime in December when it periodically stopped recording my sleep. It is totally random, but it has failed to record my sleep at least 10 times now.
Since the whole purpose of this watch (other than to tell time) is to record steps and sleep, it is therefore doing only half of its job. Of course, there isn’t any product support for this issue (I checked), and the return window closed long ago. For $40ish dollars, you’d think the watch would last longer than 2 months before having major issues.
I don’t know why the older one I had was so much better, but I’m regretting that I threw it away. I don’t see myself buying another watch from this manufacturer/seller (I can’t tell who really makes it), so I’m not sure what I’ll do when this one stops working entirely, which seems highly likely. Such a shame, too, because it’s a great product otherwise.

I love it, I have a pacemaker and I keep checking it , to stay safe