Incredible battery life, I used the watch for almost 3 weeks and did not charge it at all. I need to charge the Samsung Galaxy Watch 2 every day, the Apple Watch 4 every two days, and both of these expensive brands don't make much of a difference with this cheap watch. Overall a good watch for the money. Very useful messenger function, works with Whatsapp, facebook, messages. Blood pressure, heart rate.

Amazing battery life and it's got everything you need. The screen is bright and sharp. The downside is there aren't many apps for this watch (may be 12? of which only 3 or 4 are useful) but I don't mind. There are plenty of watch faces, but I wish they had more faces with imperial units. Overall it's an A watch and I say buy!

I love this watch there’s no way I would pay six or $700 for an Apple Watch this watch does what I wanted to do it works great the only thing I don’t like about it is the rubber wristband I’m going to replace it as soon as I can it makes my wrist too sweaty

Great switches. I've tried smart plugs in the past and found them aggravating. Smart light switches are the way to go since the wall switch and smart functions trigger the same action. Push a button or use smart controls, perfect flexibility.Installation is easy and setup is very quick. The included wire nuts may be a little small in some cases, so have a few size spares handy. The switches fit well in two and three gang configurations using standard cheap wall plates.The pairing process worked first try every time and takes about 30 seconds. Google Assistant integration is great. I love being able to turn the lights on and off just by saying "hey google, turn on/off $lightname". With Android Auto in the car, I can even tell the lights to turn on right before I pull up.The pictures don't make it obvious; the switch mechanism is like the type used in a mouse. It clicks gently when pushed, the switch doesn't rock up/down like a standard switch.

Was looking to replace my old Pebble watch. I am not asking for a lot in a smart watch, just the basic stuff: show me time and date and buzz my wrist when I get notification from my phone notifications. Oh and decent battery life.I ended up buying this watch. I figured I would disable all the bells & whistles: ( gps, heart rate sensor, oxygen sensor, etc ). Finally after using it for three weeks, the old grumpy man that I am must admit that I appreciate the extra features. Like GPS tracking while I run outside ( don't have to carry my phone anymore. ) and the sleep analysis. This thing is accurately detecting when I go to sleep and when I get up in the morning. I can't tell you if the sleep analysis is accurate ( got nothing to compare against ) but the GPS is accurate. Measuring 4.8K VS 5.0K on google maps. Accurate enough for me. I know chest sensor are way better but the heart rate sensor is ok for the amateur runner that I am.The OLED display is beautiful. I like also the fact that the watch is not too big for my small wrists. Battery life is long enough for me.Battery Life: Everything enabled except the Oxygen sensor, three 5k runs during the week ( GPS use ), battery will last 7 days.My phone is Samsung A5, using Android 8. The app (Zepp) is not perfect but ok. There a lot of menus, and settings. Took a while to set everything right. The text of some settings do not fit in the screen therefore I don't know exactly what some settings do.One piece of advice: Do not bluetooth pair your watch with the operating system; let the Zepp app do it. I made the mistake of pairing the watch before installing Zepp and the app could not find the watch.I recommend this watch, it's a good value.Edit : can't say anything about Alexa, It's disabled all the time.

This is the first smart watch I have purchased after being pushed to get on for years. I was skeptical of the brand and really wanted a Garmin or Suunto but the cost, large array of features, and having the newest processor made it a no-brainer (unless your replacing these every year or so you need the latest to future proof as much as possible). My wife has told me this is much faster than her Samsung Active 2 and is jealous of the sleep app (which seems to be fairly accurate, as far as I can tell). I don't have huge wrists and find that it fits nice (not to big like some fitness watches that extend beyond the wearers wrists). I love the dual screens and after some playing around it is easy to navigate. What I don't like: the back lighting of the top screen going off at night while I am sleeping (causes me to sleep with my wrist under a pillow), the lack of decent instructions (the watch has a basic overview but not really a tutorial), and I find from time to time it locks up (I click the function button to return to the main screen, removing the lock condition). Again its my first smart watch so it hard to compare but I am not unhappy with the final purchase nor do I feel buyer remorse which I likely would have with watches what were a couple hundred dollars more, with an older processor, and a lot less features.

Fantastic! Hugh Jackson can do it all and really well!!! I'll probably watch it over and over!!

I used this on the wires stretching from my computer to classroom smart board. Installed in seconds and instantly gave a neater appearance to my space. I need to get a couple for my house.