SUNKTA Smart Watch for Men with 900mAh,1.73″ AMOLED Screen Smartwatch with 10ATM Waterproof,Always Display,100+ Sports Modes,Heart Rate Tracker, Smart Watch for Android iOS Black

Franchement j’ai été choqué par la qualité, j’pensais que ça serais un gadget comme les autres mais non. L’écran il est grave beau, ça brille même en plein jour. J’ai mis une photo de mon chien en fond d’ecran et tout s’affiche nickel.La batterie elle tient bien, j’la recharge une fois par semaine à peut prés, et pourtant j’la porte tout le temps (même sous la douche mdr). Les appels Bluetooth marche bien, je repond direct sur ma montre comme James Bond lol.Par contre l’appli elle veut grave de permissions, j’sais pas trop si c’est normal mais bon j’ai tout accepté, sinon elle marche pas.Elle donne l’heure, le rythme cardiaque, les pas, le sommeil, même une boussole. J’sais pas si c’est méga précis mais moi j’m’en fiche, c’est pour avoir une idée pas pour aller à l’hôpital.En plus y’a deux bracelets, un métal un silicone, moi j’ai mis le silicone il gratte pas. Le métal il est joli mais ça glisse trop sur mon poignet.Bref, super content de ma montre. Pour le prix, j’pense que j’ai fait une super affaire. Mon pote il veut la même maintenant 😂

Using this daily for over 3.5wks, it has proven to hold up to alot of rigorous environments. Throughout a busy day of construction, workouts, pool, showering, and sleeping. I wore it 24/7. And throughout the period, I charged 4x. Which took approx 3hrs+- from completely dead. But prior to it dying, I had used it as a basic monitor and watch, calls, texts, and that’s it. And I got a good 3 days from the single charge. While using it at a simple monitor/watch, I got a full week+. It is quite efficient and very accurate for monitoring BPM, sleep, steps, etc. all compared to know accurate devices.The watch itself is a very well constructed, decent quality watch. With a very nice, bright display that provides great image quality. And has a solid, comfortable band that holds up well to aggressive use, without causing irritation.The connectivity is very stable and precise. With BT that holds well beyond expected areas. Maintaining a perfect functionality from a huge distance of the phone. Controlling and operating calls and texts from better than 100′ away, and through multiple floors in the house.Showering or swimming is easily handled with it performing very well throughout both activities. No adverse reactions seen afterwards. And while I did not take it below 12′, it has held up excellent through changing temperature and even with extreme cold.For its price point, a very decent quality watch that provides alot of functionality. And a rugged, sport design that suits any dress and lifestyle.

This is a really well put together device. It took me a little while to warm up to the size, as I have small-ish wrists, and just generally prefer smaller dress-style watches, though most of the older adults in my life, especially those who have used smart/fitness watches, were immediately smitten with its big bright display. Fair enough; my eyes are far from perfect, but I’m still under 40, lol.The fit and finish is great. The included bands are really nice, though I personally used the black rubber band, as while the metal band is definitely high quality, the watch is far too heavy for that low-friction a watchband, and I can’t stand feeling a big heavy watch sliding back and forth on my wrist. The rubber band has many closely spaced holes, so it was easy to find a size that would keep it firmly in place, without also choking my wrist. That being said, it also uses standard issue (22mm, iirc) spring bars, so you can use any ol’ watch band you like. I’ve since switched to a black fabric (nylon? Idk) velcro strap, which looks pretty good with it, and is a little less sweaty than a big rubber band.As far as functionality, it’s got quite a bit of it. Keep in mind, all of these import smartwatches are pretty similar, and most run one of two or three common Chinese wearable OS’s, so they don’t just start connect with your Android/iOS device and start syncing data without the help of an app. The two most common are FitCloudPro and DaFit. Both ask for a huge number of permissions, though (this is all going to be Android specific from here on out but I imagine the experience is not dissimilar on iOS) you only have to allow each permission as needed. If you don’t want to get messages on your watch, for example, then you don’t need to allow the app access to messages. This is standard Android permission model stuff, unlike back in the Android 4 or 5 days when you gave an app every permission it may/may not need in the future, up front.Whether this makes you uncomfortable is up to you. Personally, I feel sketchy about it, but not nearly as sketchy as with, say, Tiktok, or even moreso, Temu (run away bravely). If you have that last one on your phone, you’ve got bigger fish to fry, lol.Anyway, back on track: this watch uses DaFit, which is, in my opinion, the better of the two aforementioned syncing apps. It gives you access to a vast library of watch dials (I think something like 225? Though I get the impression they add more with time), plus a custom dial, which has pretty limited options, but if you just want to see the time, date and your step count overlaid over a photo of maybe a pet or loved one when you look at your wrist, then it does the trick. It also is where you’ll configure all of the things you do/don’t want to sync with your watch. You can both take and make calls with the watch, get message/app notifications, and the app lets you toggle which apps you do/don’t want sending notifications to your watch.On the watch itself, you can choose favourites “screens”, as in what data you want to see as you swipe through the pages to the right (steps, heartrate, blood O2, music controls, compass, etc. etc.), though any of those things can be accessed from the menu at any time. You can swipe left from the dial to get a condensed vertically scrolling overview (weather, music controls, heart rate, etc.). Swiping down from the top gives you your quick settings (DND, brightness, battery, so on and so forth), my favourite of which is the phone finder. You can press a little “phone with sound waves” icon and it’ll cause your phone to start making noise, which is very handy if you have a habit of losing it often. Swiping up from the bottom shows you your message/app notifications.You can also get some of the aforementioned data points just by glancing at the watch (it lights up when you tilt your wrist forward to look at it, though that feature can be disabled), though what data you see just at a glance depends on the watch face you choose. Some are simple plain watch faces, while others will give you the time, date, weather, and all your fitness data (steps, heart rate, etc) in one single eyeful.The most impressive thing about this thing is definitely the battery life. I think I’ve had it since the 11th of March. It came mostly charged, though I did top it up before putting it on, and I have since charged it exactly twice, the last time being on the 9th (it is currently April 11th). This thing goes for 2 weeks on a charge, easily, and I have it sending me SMS and Whatsapp messages, calls, tracking my steps, heart rate (updates every 5 minutes), and syncing the weather. If all you want is a step counter/fitness tracker, you could probably go nearly twice as long. And I have the screen off time to 10 sec as opposed to the default 5 (how long it takes to turn off the screen after wrist tilt turns it on), so there’s another place to improve things. It also charges pretty quickly. I haven’t timed it, but I’d be willing to bet its between 1 to 2 hours. Under an hour will get you most of the way though.The only thing it doesn’t do that I kinda wish it would is allow 100% custom watch dials. Like not just a background image and font colour. A few of these random smartwatches have been hacked to sideload custom faces, but not this one, unfortunately. That probably won’t be a complaint for 99% of people, but if you give me a screen, I’m going to try to put what I want on it. It’s just my way, lol.Apologies for the super greasy screen in the video. I probably should have washed my hands first lmao