OUKITELBT80 Smart Watch for Men,2.13" AMOLED HD Display,100 Days Long Battery Life,Rugged Military Smart Watch with Bluetooth Calls/Heart Rate Monitor/Blood Oxygen for Android iOS (Black)

Recently bought this watch for the extra battery life. My current watch i have to put charge every day night and with that i cannot track my sleep hours. So purchased this one. The watch comes with rough and tough look. it comes with two straps both looks steady as well. set up is easy i was able to set it up with simple QR code on the watch display. Rest every thing the app did it for myself and i like the most is it also has different faces for the watch, as a IOS user i was using very limited edition on the faces. this is huge and i really loved it after using it for a week it reduced the battery only to 50 % which is good for me since i was using the charge everyday for my other watches. Glad i made a right decision on buying it to monitor my sleeping patterns as well.

The primary reason I bought the OUKITEL BT80 Smart Watch for Men is to provide heartrate (HR) and blood oxygen (SPO2) levels while I exercise, and at a price point under a $100 ($80 today), and I was thrilled to learn it also provides blood pressure data as well. I had been using a pulse oximeter clamped to my finger to provide HR and SPO2 info, but it was clumsy to use while on a treadmill, so switching to a smart watch was a huge upgrade. I also verified the accuracy of the BT80 by comparing readings to that of my pulse oximeter, and its blood pressure readings were in agreement with my Omron BP machine. Out of the box the BT80 is impressive with two bands (black, camo) and it seems solid and well made. The included USB charging wire magnetically attaches so you don’t have to worry about breaking the charging connector as happened with some of my other devices, and after a full charge I’m still at 80% after five days. Next, I downloaded the FitCloudPro app to my iPhone, paired the BT80 via Bluetooth, and personalized the settings (height, weight, etc.) so the BT80 can count my steps/day, calories burned, time spent in light and deep sleep, stress index, etc., and I can also view multiple real-time results on my iPhone using the FitCloudPro app which is very useful at times. You can make and receive phone calls, read text messages, play music, etc., along with many useful apps such as Weather, Compass, Barometric altitude, and many more which I’m still learning to use. It has a lot of sports modes which I have not looked at yet. The 2.12” touch screen is bright and sharp, and you can select from various watch dials to display your desired info. For example, mine is set to show the time, date, outside temperature and weather, HR, steps taken today, and battery charge (see photo). Side buttons are used to scroll to the many other display screens, read texts, and open other apps. Overall, I am very impressed with the capabilities of this smart watch and its competitive price, and look forward to learning to use its many other apps.

I've had a slew of smart watches since they've become a thing. I've had galaxy watches, Fitbit watches and Amazon watches. To rank the bt80, I would have to put it above the Fitbit and Amazon but below the Samsung.. but just barely.If you're looking for a fancy super customizable, high refresh rate, realistic watch face type of watch then this isn't the guy. The Samsung had that with fluid animation and 3d angle movements where the bt80 although very bright and colorful lacks the smooth turning gears and angle movements. It could also be the available watch faces in fitcloudpro app which is another thing. The customizability is pretty limited (or I just haven't found a way to put 3rd party made faces on it yet). There are some cool looking faces but for me, the only faces I feel that look good on the bt80 are the digital style. Most of the analog have gear animations which are pretty clunky. However, the high end Samsung did suffer from low battery life. If it wasn't charged at least every other day, it would die.. the bt80 with it's massive battery has been going for 9 days since I completely charged it and it's still at 40%. It has been great not to worry about if I charged it the night before and it's not like I've had it on battery saver mode. I have wellness checks every 30 minutes where it record my heart rate, o2 blood pressure and stress. I also use the recommended outdoor app to track all my hikes and every night I run the sleep app where it keeps track of my vitals and movements. Hardware build quality is about the same as the galaxy: both are all metal with a bit of weight to it. The Galaxy a spinning dial that was good for navigating all the apps on it where the bt80 is just big.. I love how big it is. All in all the bt80 beats the Samsung by far with battery life but the customizability is what set the Galaxy above it and because I'm a tech junkie, being able to customize all aspects of the watch is a factor for meIt beat the Fitbit by battery life, functionality and it is a bit more customizable as well. The Fitbit is just a glorified pedometer.The Amazon watch has good battery life. It's on the restricted Amazon OS so it's customizable options are about the same as the bt80. The fact that it's completely integrated with Alexa could have put it above the bt80 if it wasn't for it's connection issues.. the Amazon would constantly drop connection from my phone so whenever I wanted to use Alexa, she wouldn't be connected and to reconnect the watch wasn't just a quick turning the Bluetooth off and on, no... It was a huge pain in the ass to get the Amazon watch to reconnect where as the bt80 has never missed a beat. I walk away from the phone and then walk back, boom! Connected. I currently have the watches voice assistant linked to Google and I've yet played with it but whenever I ask it anything it will always answer.If the 50$ pricetag is anything, it's misleading. This bad boy can hang with the much more expensive devices on here and deliver every time. A great purchase I say. Don't let the low price of these Chinese brands fool you.. they have surprised me every time. Well, cheap until the Tarriffs take effect 😬.