Amazfit GTS 2 Smart Watch for Men Android iPhone, Fitness Watch with GPS, Make Answer Bluetooth Phone Call, ALEXA Built-in, Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Tracker, 5 ATM Water Resistant, Grey

I would honestly say that I have no legitimate complaints about this watch. It does everything it is supposed to do, it syncs easily and reliably and the setup and navigation is easy enough that I have yet to read any directions other than the prompts on the watch itself. Not sure why I would pay over 300 dollars for some of the other brands out there. Do they have a couple extra bells and whistles? Sure. But do they have 200 dollars worth of bells and whistles? Nope!

I love this watch, and it's been a great watch for the past couple years but now that I have upgraded my phone, it was connected to it, but I disconnected it because it kept acting funny and saying it wasn't connected. Now I can't get it to connect at all. So unfortunately I might have to buy a new watch unless anyone else has had this problem. I can't find where to post questions. I love every aspect of it with the sleep tracking and all of the other perks that come with it. It's easy to use, great value for the money, but when it only lasts 2 years, or until you get an upgraded phone, then it's definitely not worth the value. Fit is great and I got new bands for it. Appearance is beautiful and I love the bright display. Has so many different things on it that I love. But when I can't get it to work with my new phone, that kind of puts me at a standstill and I'm really disappointed.

I'd been using the Amazon Halo as I wanted a fitness tracker where I wasn't distracted by the screen. As I progressed, I found myself wanting to listen to music while exercising without my phone flapping around in my pocket. After researching watches that could play music to Bluetooth headphones without my phone, I landed here.I haven't used a "smart watch" before, but my wife has, so while my experience is second hand, I can say I'm fairly pleased.First off, the most important thing it seems to most people: The battery.I decided to break it and see what I could really expect.There are only two things I tweaked: 1) Turned off the "Always on watch face" as I didn't feel the need to have a watch face displayed if I wasn't looking at it, and 2) I scheduled the "turn face on when I lift my wrist" to be off from midnight to six am. I didn't think it necessary for my watch to turn on while I toss and turn. I had all of the heart-rate, sleep, etc. all turned on all the time. I used the watch to listen to music through my headphones for 4 different runs, and a little around the house. So I would say other than the "always on" I gave it quite a push. After 7 full days, my watch battery was still at 15%. My wife is using a Versa 3 and for the same time frame she was at 10%-minus the music playing, and she doesn't have constant monitoring turned on. Battery life is great.It's pretty responsive to swiping, but some of the integration in regards to the app are spotty. I'm on Verizon and none of my message alerts come through as I'm using the Message+ and the app only send notifications if I'm using the base SMS in Android. That's kind of a bummer. There's a decent amount of watch faces(30 or so) and you can find one you like.Getting music onto the watch isn't really straight forward. You have to use the app, which wants you to connect to the watch via wifi, but the watch has a unique wifi password that isn't in the manual, and really not easy to find within the app itself. I had to cause it to "error out" trying to connect about 5x before it showed me the wifi password for the watch.I've not taken it into the lake yet for paddle boarding, I'm waiting for my protective covers to get here. It has knocked up against a few things(stucco, door jams, fiddling around under the hood of my car) and not been scraped or scuffed so far. Protectors, replacement bands, and even charging stands are cheap and plentiful on Amazon, so dressing it up a bit won't be an issue.This again is my first experience, and maybe all smart watch apps are lacking in one way or another. My reports on sleeping and heart rate activity are all present and accessible, but not much to really dig deeper. For $130, I'm very pleased.

This watch is amazing. I’m in the tech biz and researched many smart watches. So impressed with this brand. It does everything I needed it to do. The calls through the watch sound brilliantly clear. Callers on the other end can’t even tell I’mTalking via the watch. The music app isn’t user friendly. Wish it worked with paid subscription of Amazon Music. Hey, what a great idea Amazon. Please create an Amazon Music app we could link. Downloading music is old school. Please get the recommended watch screen protectors. Thank you

I wanted to like this watch so much and was excited to upgrade from my original $60 amazfit bips watch.But then I spent a few days with it. I loved the sharp bright screen, well until I went outside. in sunny weather the screen is extremely hard to see (bips watch was more visible and the apple series 3 watch was incredible; bright and sharp). Step tracking, another fail for this watch because it constantly fails to count the first 5-10 steps you take when you start waliking; so all those trips from the sofa to the kitchen don't register. when compared to the bips and apple watches it was under reporting by 30-40%! After a half dozen tries I finally got an update to download that was supposed to improve ped counting, but I didn't notice any improvement in accuracy after the download.Ok, but this watch has sound; which I guess is ok if you like talking to your wrist. Also, I was unable to respond to text from the watch directly, something again my son's apple 3 watch does. Since I don't have an apple phone I'm still using the amazfit bip watch, until I find a more worthy upgrade.Ultimately, this watch