Review on Ultimate 2021 Smart Watch: Android & iPhone Compatible, Bluetooth Calls, Heart Rate & Sleep Tracker, Military Fitness by Ryan Brunson

I was looking for an inexpensive smartwatch that would allow me to make and receive calls from my wrist. Sure, you can use blue-teeth headphones, but it doesn't look that cool walking down the street. You can score a hat trick from Dick Tracy or Inspector Gadget with this smart watch. It's just cool to answer the phone like you're on duty. Just don't do it in a bad neighborhood or you could end up in a bad situation. (I don't think the warranty covers that scenario, I have to ask. LOL) Smartwatches aren't perfect anyway. It has flaws, but I didn't buy it to take blood pressure, count steps, get water alerts, or play bird games. I only have it for making and receiving calls without having to pull out my phone, just for my public communication needs. In order to add contacts to your watch via the DaFit app, you need to format the phone numbers. in your phone contact list with hyphens instead of brackets. Don't forget to give the app permission to access your contact list. Enable contact sharing by clicking on the Bluetooth connection "K22_XXXX" to see the available options. You can then select 8 favorite contacts through the app and save the changes so the contacts show up on your watch. Works great with my Motorola G Play 2021 phone running Android 11. Example. It works out. >>> 1-235-345-77XXThis doesn't work. >>> 1(235)345-77XX The Da Fit app offers a variety of options, but my favorite is the ability to change the watch faces. There are many watch faces to choose from (25+), but the problem with the current app is that you can only download 1 watch face for offline storage. I don't know why the developer didn't just create an app that allows us to download offline all the watch faces we want so we can switch between them at will. Currently we have to use the app to get a new watch face replacing the previous one, which kind of defeats the purpose. On the other hand, we can use a custom watch face from uploaded images or photos that we take with our phone's camera, so the customization problem is reduced but still quite limited. You can't create a bunch of custom watch faces and switch between them, it's one by one or the default options. Calls are clear and I have no trouble hearing, speaking or understanding anything that is said. You can hear me on the other end too! I was surprised at how good this feature is. I won't comment on all the other options because I honestly don't care about them and haven't researched them too deeply. I'll let someone else share their experiences and thoughts on this. However, if you just want a cool smartwatch for making and receiving calls, I would highly recommend it. Just keep your expectations in check when it comes to sub-$100 smartwatches. Not all features may meet your needs. Before deciding on this watch, I looked at over 30 different smartwatches. I didn't want to spend more than $60 and it was the best I could find based on aesthetics, battery life and overall performance. I've sacrificed things like improved water resistance, a permanent screen backlight, and enhanced GPS capabilities found in pricier models. By the way, this watch charges fast! I don't think battery life will ever be an issue, but only time will tell. There are already hints from friends and relatives that they want him. : ) FYI- You need to connect your smartphone (IOS or Android) to both "K22" and "K22_XXXX" via bluetooth. The Bluetooth connection "K22" allows the work of the camera shutter and the audio player. The Bluetooth "K22_XXXX" connection allows you to make and receive calls through your smartwatch. The Da Fit app is required to download a new watch face, set a weather location, and change Celsius to Fahrenheit if you prefer. The app also includes data collected from smartwatches, which can be viewed if set up correctly.*** It may take multiple attempts to detect both Bluetooth connections. Turn Bluetooth on and off on your phone if you can't find it. Sometimes all you need to do is reset the clock itself via the menu options. Disconnect and reconnect Bluetooth before heading out to ensure it is properly connected. Don't assume it will work as the watch and phone can become disconnected at times. Just pair them again and check the phone pairing on your watch to make sure you see the dialing option available.