VIRAN W101 Smart Watch for Men, 1.43″ AMOLED Screen Round Fitness Watch with Bluetooth Call, Blood Pressure SpO2 Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, 10M Waterproof Outdoor Rugged Smart Watch for iOS Android

This watch is amazing! I can make calls using Bluetooth from my wrist, which is super easy. It also keeps track of my health stuff like heart rate and different sports I do. Plus, there’s a calculator on it, which I find really useful. It looks cool and does so much, making it perfect for my active life and daily stuff.

I love it. After downloading the app I had no problem pairing the watch. Big face and easy to read. The speaker is loud enough for me to understand with my hearing problem. keeps tract of my sleep, steps, heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure. The blood pressure results at this time seem to be five points higher than my pump at home. As long as it is consistent I can correct it in my head. Best watch I have had so far.

This is a very nice looking smart watch – not cheap looking at all and in my opinion looks more stylish than the Apple Watch. The AMOLED screen is very bright and clear and I do like the circular display. The fitness features seem to work well – as well as my Apple Watch so far. For calls it does work via Bluetooth but I like mainly the caller ID and prefer to use headphones. So far no negative issues but I would like to try some new styles of straps in the future.

Wow! So much better than expected. Bright screen that’s easy to see. Setup was easy. Phone displayed a QR code to download the “Da Fit” app which set the watch up and connected the watch to my phone via Bluetooth. The apps are easy to use…a bit of “playing around” helped me learn to navigate the functions. Heart rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure all work well. Checked blood pressure reading against another machine, and it’s accurate. One-tap to call feature using Alexa is awesome. Watch speaker is nice and loud when using phone function. Text messages come through the watch. It really does it all. Lots of watch faces available in the app on the phone…easy to download different faces and install The watch band (they sent two) is soft rubber, flexible and comfortable. The magnetic charger grabs right away where it should to charge. Wore it in the hot tub tonight. No issues with water resistance for one hour in 104 degrees. Only issue (normal for Smart watches) was a bit of a buzz in the speaker when I answered a phone call with the watch. Just had to shake it put a bit, and the watch has a “drain water” feature that vibrates the speaker as you shake your wrist to remove the water. No issues after getting out of the tub. At this price point, this watch is a steal. I’m really impressed!

I think something like this comes down to expectations. You have your high end Garmin/Apple Ultra type watches in the $700+++ range. Then you have the $200-300 middle of the road Fitbits, Apple Watch SE, low end Garmin, and then you have all the sub $100 ‘smart’ watches. You can’t compare this to a Garmin Fenix or Apple Watch Ultra. You have to compare it to other lower end smart watches. And compared to the other ones we’ve tried this is one is the best one we’ve used in that category.We’ve been through a couple of the really cheap ones with our kids who weren’t ready for a more expensive watch. The lack of any kind of water resistance is always a pain point- trying to keep kids out of water is nearly impossible. We had some cheaper watches for my daughter and son that claimed to have HR/Pulse Ox/BP etc and it became clear they were really random number generators. You could put it on the counter top and it would read a pulse/BP etc. You couldn’t see texts on them, you could upload one customizable watch face and pick a few colors for it. So really they are watches with displays but not all that smart.This watch is a step up from those. It has some water resistance, supposedly you could go swimming with it but we haven’t tested that yet. It does connect well with my son’s phone (the software looks almost identical to the software our cheaper watches used, I’m guessing these all riff off the same basic OS). The pulse does seem to measure an actual pulse when compared to my Apple Watch Ultra. The oxygen sensor thing is tough because unless someone is critically ill they are always going to be 95% or higher, so who knows how accurate it is. The BP is a joke, none of these are measuring a blood pressure. Even the $1300 Garmin watches don’t claim to measure BP. The tech to measure BP without a cuff isn’t there yet.He can control music on his phone/headphones with it. He can see texts on it, and the display seems very nice- it has great contrast, vivid colors, and is easily readable outside. He loves it and it’s a big step up from the $30 watch he had previously that just up and died after a year. It looks nice and similar to a Garmin watch. I’m a little nervous that there doesn’t seem to be any replacement bands for it, and they don’t publish the size for it, so if the band breaks we may be up a creek. I wish they’d offer a replacement band.I think it’s a great “real” smartwatch that would be a perfect first smartwatch for anyone dipping their toes in the water, or for a teenage who might still be prone to losing it or destroying it and they aren’t ready for one of the higher end watches.