Review on 🌊 YAMAY Waterproof Pedometer Smartwatch: Perfect for All Activities and Compatible with Multiple Devices by David Butterfield

Please note: I have included an unboxing/experience video but the actual review is below. holes with two teeth. This strap is quite flexible and comfortable and looks almost "tactical" in my opinion. Pretty cool. Removing the straps from the device itself may have been too much of a hassle for me at first, but it gets easier with practice. Straps should not come loose on their own. Rating: 4.5 out of 5. Watch usage: I enjoy using this watch, but I think there are two important things to note: 1) My experience with smartwatches is limited, I've only used certain Chinese brands (aka Apple, Samsung, Fossil, etc.); and 2) I haven't tested all sport modes yet; However, I have used it for long walks. For long walks, this watch tracks every step and mileage in a simple interface. I love setting goals and how the device congratulates me when I reach them (like walking 10,000 steps). My primary purpose will be to use this bike, but my area currently has too much snow, ice and mud for me to try the watch while cycling. However, given its walking performance, I believe it will record my progress in other modes well. I also wanted to point out how he differentiates between Walk and Hike modes. When living in the Rocky Mountains, there's a big difference between walking in a hood and hiking the mountains. Equal attention is paid to ride modes and rotation, as I'm sure riding a spin bike counts calories differently than a regular bike. affected, but that's not necessarily the watch's fault. Oh, and the different watch displays are pretty good too. Rating: 4 out of 5. Watch Durability: So far this watch has seen numerous hand washes and even been knocked over a few times. So far, so good. I don't use tread or anything like that, but I hope it survives my hill climbs without breaking. Verdict: 5 out of 5 points. Battery and charging: I can't comment too much on this as I don't have enough other smartwatches to compare this to, but battery life seems good so far. I've had the watch for over a week now and have only charged it once, use it almost every day for walks, hikes etc. I'm a bit worried about the charge key going missing but hopefully it stays within reach. I'd like it to charge via USB C or Micro just to keep things simple, but the battery life is pretty good. Rating: 4.5 out of 5. App: My experience with the app (for Android) is VERY limited, I only used it for the initial setup. I read the reviews on the Google Play Store and the app has less than 3 stars at the time of writing. Ouch. From my first impression, the app seems a bit silly. However, so far it has served its purpose for my purposes and I don't plan on using the app very much in the future as I only need to track calories, miles and other sports metrics. All of this can be done without the app (although the app is required for initial setup including setting the time). Verdict: 3.5 out of 5. Final Verdict: The watch itself feels (and looks) premium. While the user interface feels a little sluggish even for a touchscreen (and takes a while to get used to), this watch represents very good value for money. I wrote this review with a future incentive from the company, but rest assured if I thought the watch sucked I'd say so here. (I bought this watch at regular price, so I can rate the device accordingly.) However, I plan to use the watch for many years to come. Overall this smartwatch does what it is designed to do, looks cool and will help me. Progress towards my goals to get in better shape. Are there other Revain watches that do the same thing for around the same price? Of course. But this product proves that you can buy a great fitness watch a lot cheaper than conventional devices. So, I'm glad I got this, and glad it didn't cost me my arm - because after all, where would I put the watch if it did? Wish list: More strap color options (Lime for me!) More watch themes/customization options