Review on 📱 HuaWise Smartwatch for Android and iPhone - IP68 Waterproof, Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Tracker, Step Counter, Fitness Watch for Women and Men by Steve Albright

I've wanted a smartwatch for a long time and was recommended this device based on the Revain platform. The price seemed very reasonable and the build quality looked great in the picture so I bought it! I've been using them for a few days now and feel I have enough experience to recommend them to anyone considering buying a smartwatch but don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on alternative offerings. Appearance was about what you would expect. With this package you will receive a watch in the color of your choice, a branded magnetic charging cable and various user manuals. I was happy to see that the watch comes with a pre-applied screen protector that looks like a simple thin sheet of plastic, but that's nice to see on a device that's likely to be exposed to harsh conditions. The watch does not come with a charger so I had to charge it for about 30 minutes before using it for the first time. However, after this charge, the watch was about 80% charged, which was much more than I expected. I also found that the battery lasted about three days with light use, even at an 80% charge. The build quality was much better than I expected from such a budget watch. The only thing that bothers me is that the button on the side looks a little flimsy, but otherwise the rest of the watch has a nice semi-plastic finish with small stitching. The band is also beautifully designed and feels great against the skin. One feature I highly recommend for developers is the ability to rearrange screens when the device first wakes from sleep. For now, the order includes a pedometer, then sleep monitoring, heart rate, exercise, blood pressure, SPO2, weather, camera shutter, and music monitoring. A lot of these features interest me, particularly the ability to pause, skip and play music, but every time I want to access these features I have to scroll through things I would never use, like the workout monitor and SPO2 Monitor. . Being able to move those features I want to use before features I wouldn't use would add a lot to the value of this device, and since the device has built-in features for updates, I'm hoping to see that in an update . In addition, the user interface is relatively intuitive. While I wish there was a touchscreen wake-up feature, by default the screen reliably wakes up with a flick of the wrist to the watch screen. The watch face can be changed in the app, and there's plenty to choose from. As I mentioned, a right swipe takes you through other small screens, and a swipe down on any of these screens reveals amazingly detailed additional information screens with graphs and detailed data on each screen. There are also two different ways to view full app listings. Swiping down on the default face gives you a general list, while swiping left on the face gives you a bunch of bubbles to tap on. All menus are easy to navigate and I was surprised to see how effective each screen is when responsive. All in all, unless you're willing to spend five times as much as this device for slightly better build quality and possibly better integration, non-iPhone users won't have a hard time getting hold of this device. However, if you have an iPhone, some features may be limited and Apple's offerings, while pricey, may be more comprehensive for you. However, consider this option carefully because you will get everything you need at an incredibly low price!