⌚ IOWODO Smart Watch: 1.55'' HD Touch Screen, Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Tracker - 5ATM Waterproof Fitness Tracker Smartwatch for Men and Women - Compatible with iPhone and Android Phones Review

It's a "fancy" cheap watch, I mean for $20 I get my heart rate, sleep hours and miles covered. PLUS I can change/skip songs in Spotify/Playlist, partially read messages from my apps without looking at my phone, reject calls from phone numbers I don't know AND I know what time it is. DO NOT LOOK AT THE PHONE *Knowing what time it is was sarcasm and a pun on purpose*

The watch is comfortable enough but has a standard interchangeable strap that attaches to the lugs so there is enough room for any standard watch strap. The menu is easy to find and use. There's also a status menu at the top (swipe down) which is pretty standard and I really like it because it's so easy to use and has everything I need. The screen is clearly visible and has 5 different brightness levels. There are many different sports programs and the history is even saved on the watch so I…

Although I've only had it for less than a day, all in all it's probably one of the best purchases of my life. I was blown away by the amount of amazing features this watch has to offer. The touchscreen is very easy to navigate. The mobile app is just as great as it is easy to use and navigate. This smartwatch and mobile app is way better than my old Fitbit Charge 2. The music control feature is compatible with Spotify and even Youtube! This allows you to pause, continue, skip and go back to the

The watch is quite comfortable but also has a standard interchangeable strap that attaches with clips so there is enough room for all standard watch straps. The menu is easy to find and use. There's also a status menu at the top (swipe down) which is pretty standard and I really like it because it's so easy to use and has everything I need. The screen is clearly visible and has 5 different brightness levels. There are many different sports programs and the history is even saved on the watch so…

I am a former 5k cross country runner who wore smartwatches before they got smart. My first love was the Timex Ironman Triathlon with 30-lap memory. Once I got on the track, I transitioned to 100-lap splits and eventually started wearing a Nike pedometer and heart rate monitor when counting steps became a thing. Finally, GPS and music are built into running watches. I've researched some Garmin music watches that have about 500 songs and don't require a phone, but you pay for GPS and I haven't…