The charger is less finicky and the watch is a lot lighter compared to the previous one. I do not feel the need to restart it every morning, to get rid of the lag that had been the case for the TicWatch Pro

I pondered for a long time before ordering this.. but after trying out a half dozen "smart watches" and most are a misconception of a "smartwatch"... this really defines what a "smartwatch" is to be. It receives notifications of your choosing, you can answer and make phone calls, you can set alarms and timers, it tracks your location via gps even without the need of your phone. it tracks all health and fitness related features. you can choose from hundreds of different watch faces, you can also transfer your music tiles if you choose to and listen to your favorite tracks. no need to use Spotify. it has an independent Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connection on it. the battery use, depending on what you want, can and will last between 3 to I'm sure 45 days.. as I've only had this for 20 days thus far.. i have no complaints and because it works seamlessly with android phones syncs well, Google/OS was definitely the right move for an O/S on this watch. And with the Google Assistant feature in the watch it really makes it very good to work with in your everyday needs no matter what you need the watch to do. I would recommend this watch to anyone whose wanting a "Smartwatch" and not a gimmick watch pretending to be a "smartwatch".

I've only had it for 4 days, I'm 76, disabled, and have had no problem operating it. It has all I needed plus so much more. The Venu Sq smart watch is a great deal compared to price and the Apple. This is my first time really using one for monitoring several things. I've been sedentary for several yrs. due to injuries and accidents, but this is really helping. I've gone from about 400 steps to about 2,000 since Monday the 7th when I started to walk in the outside hallway outside my appt. door. I can only do 10 minutes none stop, but that's been incentive enough to keep me going. I like the app for the watch as you can see in real time what's going on. I've been athletic for years but had lost faith in being able to do anything more than to decline even more than I had. I have arthritis throughout, spinal stenosis in neck and low back, fibromyalgia, sever arthritis in both shoulders, one being replaced along with both hips. This watch is helping me have courage to do what I must. I wish it could measure pain level as I'm not able YET to get to an intensity to measure activity other than steps and active calories burned. So far I've had no problem with it monitoring correctly wearing it on my ankle which I need to do when I walk in the hallway due to using a roller walker. It is my hope that I'll be able to go to using my walking poles and not need to use the watch on ankle then. For those of you who want a good smart watch but can't or don't want to pay for the top-of-the-line watches I would recommend the Garmin Venu SQ.

We use ours when we want to lounge in bed but still watch movies. We just connect it to my laptop and go from there. You do need an hdmi compatible laptop. Do keep that in mind

I love this light switch because it does not need a common wire to operate it which makes it one of the best smart switches on the market. However, there are a couple of drawbacks to it [this might be the case on other smart switches I have not been able to test yet]. Prior to the purchase of this switch I purchased several recessed LED lights which were not cheap, well the Caseta does not work with certain frequencies. Moreover, I hooked it up on some lamps with LED bulbs screwed into it and they flash like 3 or 4 times before turning off.Overall though I do think they are great switches working with no common, you just need to do your homework on what LED's they work with and which ones they do not.

You can do it all from your Alexa smart speaker set your alarm make announcements have her set up your grocery list whatever you need or want this a great product and I would highly recommend it

Lock went together nicely, watch the videos to install. There’s a few setup steps that aren’t covered great in the setup.Need to recalibrate the locking mechanism and delete the zwave item before adding it.Also for SmartThings you need an additional smart app to add/manage codes.After a lil frustration and getting over the hump lock is pretty solid.

I love this watch! It’s classy and just what I needed for work. It obviously can’t do all the things that an Apple Watch can, but if your looking for a good watch with a great battery life (a little more than 2 weeks!) so you can see the time, get text notifications, and basically do the bare minimum, then this watch is what you need. The only thing I’ve notice is that it unpairs from my phone if I have no celular data or really far from it. Overall, this watch is great! Ah and it’s a little big for my wrists (6 in/15 cm) but still looks good!