Review on Amazfit T-Rex Pro Smart Watch: GPS, Outdoor Fitness for Men, Military Standard Certified, 100+ Sports Modes | Waterproof 10 ATM | 18 Day Battery | Blood Oxygen, Heart Rate Monitor by Janis Saikovskis ᠌

The watch is extremely lightweight, it rests pleasantly on the hand, the correct trainer with a lock does not fall off the strap, and Casio is unable to replicate it for the third decade in a row. The vibration motor is one of the older, more inexpensive models, and it makes more noise than it does vibration. There are hardly many dials, and those that are present cannot be customized. I have no use for all of this fitness stuff (steps, pai, calories, etc.), yet it seems like virtually everyone else keeps track of these metrics. Sure, I did buy a fitness tracker for a purpose other than exercise. You only require it as a watch that protects your wrist, notifies you of incoming messages, records your route when you go cycling or hiking, and has a good screen. It is not possible to supply third-party dials without the accompanying wild dances.