I’ve been testing this rugged smartwatch for weeks, and it’s become my go-to for hikes and gym sessions. The 1.43-inch HD touchscreen is surprisingly responsive—swiping through menus feels smoother than some pricier watches I’ve tried. Pro tip: Skip the pre-installed GloryFit app (it’s glitchy) and pair it with the Kospet Fit app instead—it syncs flawlessly with Apple Health!

The heart rate and blood oxygen tracking are shockingly accurate compared to my medical-grade pulse oximeter (though take BP readings with a grain of salt—like most wrist-based monitors). During a 10-mile trail run, the GPS mapping held up perfectly, and the 3 ATM waterproofing saved it when I took an unplanned dip in a creek.

Little details won me over: The sideways swipe shortcut menu is genius for quick weather checks mid-workout, and customizing watch faces with personal photos makes it feel less ‘techy’. Battery life? Solid 5 days with continuous HR monitoring—just wish there was a percentage indicator instead of just an icon.

For under $100, this punches way above its weight. It’s not perfect (button labels are hilariously wrong), but as a fitness companion that handles calls and notifications without needing your phone? Absolute steal.