Desong Smart Watches for Men,15 Days Use Time,Call Receive/Dial,1.85inch Round HD Display,Sleep Monitoring Pedometer,Activity trackers,Waterproof Fitness Watch for Android iPhone

This 1.85” Big face smartwatch is awesome. Good looking watch! The big clear screen responds very well to the touch. Swiping left and right going through the options on the watch. The app is easy to use so setting up and personalizing the watch is fast and simple. My only complaint is the big middle side button is very sensitive and easy to spin. When you’re going about your life you’ll notice the watch spinning through different faces from the button being touched. My quick solution is taking a small rubber o-ring twisting around that middle button. Problem solved and still have all the functionality it’s supposed to.

The Desong Smart Watch is a great smart watch for the $50 price range. At that price you aren’t as concerned about it scratching, getting lost or stolen. 5 stars for the price.

The presentation is great with the watch arriving in a box that shows off the display and band.

As seen in the picture, I have smaller wrists for a 6′ male. The watch face is BIG (1.75″ or 4.5cm). Big enough that I would love it if the software supported playing videos on the watch.

The battery life is probably the best feature. I turned on frequent heart rate monitoring, bluetooth connectivity, speaker, messages, etc. and the watch used 3% of battery in a day. Compare this to name brand watches that need charging after 12 hours.

Da Fit Android software pops up when you look for supported software. This doesn’t appear to have any unusual required privileges, but still be cautious when allowing full access to your private phone data. It connects to the watch and allows customisation. Although when you open the menu on the watch, it states the watch is disconnected.

Overall it has some rough edges with features/customisation, but for the price point it’s a great way to get into the smart watch arena.

Pros
Great battery life.
Large display.
2 custom watch faces. 1 with a selected picture. 1 from the built in watch face collection. 4 fixed faces with busy displays where you need to hunt for the time.
The watch band is widely adjustable and secure.

Cons
You never know which watch face will display when turned on. The side knob needs to be configurable, or to select apps, or set to ANYTHING other than changing the watch face.
Da Fit Android software missing features. Running in background doesn’t work on a Google Pixel 7 pro. You can’t get much cleaner with the Android OS than that.
Bio readings for heartrate/SPO2… are not reliable even with a tight fitted watch.
No wireless charging. You need to use the provided proprietary cable to charge the watch. One note on the design of the cable. It connects with strong magnets. That is good unless it finds a paperclip or anything metallic that can short the charge pins. I would not leave it plugged in.

I got this watch as I liked that it has options to look more like a standard watch rather than a smart watch. My partner has been interested in the idea of a smart watch, but hates how they look typically. This seemed to fit the bill, but turns out it looks like he’s a child wearing his dad’s watch. It’s enormous! I suppose that’s good when trying to read texts, but it took away from looking like an average watch, which is what he wanted… Granted he typically likes his watch face around 36-38mm which is definitely on the small side. Measure your wrist to decide if this watch would be comfortable for you first.

Our other issue is that we can’t seem to figure out how to get it to constantly monitor anything – even steps. There’s a feature to monitor heart rate, steps, etc; but only during running that app. I was under the impression that it would do that consistently like other smart watches I’ve had, but we can’t seem to figure it out.

watch wont stay paired an keeps resetting itself