Amazfit Neo Fitness Retro Smartwatch with Real-Time Workout Tracking, Heart Rate and Sleep Monitoring, 28-Day Battery Life, Smart Notifications, 1.2" Always-On Display, Water Resistant, Green

Amazfit if you are reading this. This is your Nokia 3310. Please bring it back with better marketing.This is the best watch Amazfit made. I have been using mine for the past four years now. The battery still lasts easily more than two weeks. Its a shame that amazfit discontinued it. They had an amazing product. The lack of vibration must have been a deal breaker for people. But for all other things this watch performs the same as any other,if not better.

If you are looking for a “smart” watch but without all the bells and whistles, this is the watch for you. It has everything I need and none of the extras I don’t. Simple double chime alert for app and text message notification and repeating double chime alert for incoming calls. Several different health tracking options, of which, the sleep tracking and step counter are used the most. Fairly easy set up with the app. The app is user friendly once you understand it, but the included instructions are of no help. The battery life is better than my phone. I can use it for a week and it will only be down to 65% or so. Make sure you charge it for 12-24 hours before use. I love the classic old school look but I think it could use a calculator on the front;-). All in all, great “starter” or minimalist smart watch at an excellent price.

Been waiting for a watch like this. I was expecting something like this from Casio for ages! Amazefit beat Casio on this one! Bravo!!! This is the best watch (as of what's available on market now) for those who: 1) Want a watch to track heartbeat/steps/sleep/activities. 2) Want less frequent charging (~12-14 days. Settings: automatic HR detection & sleep assistant, freq:1min, Activity detection enabled, all notifications set to OFF) 3) Don't really care about phone notifications/events/calls - Phone is for that reason exactly, don't need a watch for that, just use the phone! All my other "smart" watches are sitting idle because it's practically difficult to charge it daily or weekly. If Amazefit is listening: Have a variant with these features and there's no stopping this becoming an absolute hit! 1) Add solar charging in addition to what it there now (I am sure Casio will come up with this, but you can be first to market to capture it) 2) Get rid of all phone notifications (This can be set via settings now, but at least this will set expectations right and optimize on BT) 3) Add O2 measurement 4)Have enough buffer on watch so that phone syncing need be done less frequently, for example only when one opens the app. (optimize BT) 5)Get rid of the circle on display and increase usable screen real estate. Hope this helps!

This watch is criminally underrated. When I ordered mine, it had a $10 coupon, so I snagged it for $30. The instructions are lacking, but basically you just have to connect it to a phone via bluetooth and it automatically syncs the time and date which alone is worth the $30. The case is fairly slim and it just looks like a normal digital watch. It's not super bulky or uncomfortable. You have to download a companion app, but it works surprisingly well. I've used apps for other cheapy items and have been disappointed with the results, but this one is really pretty good. It allows you to set goals for steps, sleep, and calories and tracks progress toward those. Does it send all of my PHI to China? Maybe. But at least it works well. I have my doubts about accuracy of the heart rate monitor, but I care more about the consistency, which it seems to be fairly consistent. I'm more interested in tracking steps, heart rate, etc. and seeing how little changes in those things affect my overall fitness goals. I've had the watch on for a little over a week, and I'm still at a little over 50% battery life. I've swam with it several times without issue, although I never really took it deeper than maybe 3-5 ft. The app allows you to change the order of information when you cycle through "screens" on the watch, which is fantastic. I really only focus on steps and heart rate, so I was able to move those to the top of the list. I can't speak to the long-term quality, but even if I have to buy a new one every six months or so, it would still be worth it. I was looking for a very simple fitness tracker that isn't the "band" style like fitbit and not like an Apple watch. I just wanted something that looked like a normal watch. Overall I would recommend.

Don’t want to invest in a smart watch because you don’t really use tech as much but just need something to ease into smartwatches? Do you like the inexpensive classic Casio style watches. Well this is the upgrade to that. It has the simple capabilities of a Casio watch, but just as functional and useful as a full blown smart watch. You can swim with it, play sports with it on, track heart rates, miles/steps, even show the weather! The watch is made of a hard tough plastic, and for $35, you don’t have to worry about it as much. This all I really need from a smart watch for my lifestyle because I try to track my workout but I’m not that into tracking, I always check the weather, I don’t really get much messages or always checking my notifications. It’s simple and battery lasts forever. I’ve gone 13 days and I’m just on 45%. With power saving on.

La resistencia del reloj perfecto para el que tiene que trabajar y no estar pendiente de que se pueda romper. Le falta poder recibír los wsp ya que solo hace un pitido

Einfache und funktionierende Uhr Die Uhr ist sehr schlicht und stilsicher, erfühlt sein Zweck. Ich bin, mit den kauf zufrieden.

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Dommage que les notifications ne reste pas sur l'écran

Genial el reloj para dar seguimiento a tu ejercicio y a tu calidad de sueño. Es bastante aguantador y la batería le dura unos 10 días sin problemas (si quieres que dure el doble, apaga el seguimiento continuo de la frecuencia cardíaca).