Fitpolo Smart Watches for Men/Women, 1.27″ Round Smartwatch Fitness Tracker with Bluetooth Calls (Make/Answer), Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep Monitor, 12 Days Battery, IP68 Waterproof – Blue

Massive Upgrade: Smartwatch with Impressive Features
This Smart Watch for Women is a massive, massive improvement over the watch I had previously. It offers so much functionality and provides far more data than I’m used to, and I absolutely love that. From Bluetooth calls and AI voice command to heart rate, SpO₂, and sleep monitoring, it feels like a significant upgrade for fitness tracking and daily use.There are a few minor frustrations: it doesn’t calculate active calorie burn accurately, it lacks a preset for barre classes, and some of the METs for exercises don’t perfectly match actual energy expenditure for someone my age, height, and size. Aside from that, the watch performs beautifully, the battery life is impressive, and the design is sleek.Overall, I’m extremely pleased with it and would recommend this smartwatch to anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable wearable with extensive features.

4.5 Stars: Great and gorgeous! HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!
Great picture quality. Seems fairly accurate (though I haven’t done any data-based testing… Yet). The app (Very Fit) is fairly intuitive/ works great and better than many, but not the best. I’m super crazy picky with my smart watches, but refuse to go big name brands. (This is the 4th type I’ve bought since May 2025 and the only one I’ve kept!) More pros than cons (4.5 stars is more accurate) and those cons are few and more superficial or annoying than bad. So here is my nit-picky and less talked about points:Among all the normal pros, my biggest pro:*Truly customizable watch faces!*>> I can use my own pics and change them at will.>> Best part? It’s easy to customize where the digital clock is placed! (Really hard to find this ability)Have a cute pic you don’t want to block, but you need the clock to be visible on the main face? This allows placement to be center, top, or bottom! Plus has the date!Now we come to the cons:*It can’t display your steps on the customizable watch face (hoping they’ll add it soon, but I’ve only found 1 that could years ago).*Finding the pic you want is a pain! It doesn’t show folders, just all pics on your phone.(Ps, it’s compatable with size 18mm for replacement straps/ bands as shown in the last picture)

Great watch!
Looks pricey, lots of features, & easy to use. (Pros) Screen is large, but light. 2 types of bands to change styles. Volume a bit low in loud places, but perfect elsewhere. Mic sounds clear. Screen clear & responds quickly. Many watch faces & free options in App. Hassle Free durable battery. Charger snaps onto back & charges fast. (Cons) Brightness a struggle in sunlight. Too many sport modes.

Would I buy again? YES
It’s a real nice watch. Im just going to make this into an easy pros and cons.Pros:CheapBattery is greatGives notifications for everythingIt isn’t far from being an high value watchHas a fitness tracker and sleep trackerCons:Easily scratched screen (I work construction)You have to keep the app open for it to stay syncedOverall, I love it. Buy it.

The Fitpolo Smart Watch is a very nice looking and comfortable smartwatch. It has a lot of info via the app.The app pairs with the watch via Bluetooth and all the on watch info ( BP, SPO2, Steps, ++) are sent to the app for viewing.What’s nice is that via the app, the weather of the location you’re at can also be seen on the watch! 🙂 This is very convenient to be able to see the weather – literally at a glance! 🙂 I like that very much.The fit and comfort is very good. Looks wise this is a good looking smartwatch. The faces can be changed(via the app) which is very nice.The display has quite a few options and looks very good in the daylight or darker places.I’m quite pleased with the Fitpolo Smart Watch and feel that it is a good addition to anyone who wants more health/sport info of their activities in a sleek, comfortable, good looking and convenient watch.Very nice! 🙂

You don’t imagine you will get much from a smart watch that’s under 20 pounds, so I wasn’t expecting much from this. I was very surprised to find it actually looks quite good and is packed full of features.Just as I was wondering how it can be so cheap I installed the app on my phone and was immediately offered extra paid features, which is clearly how they make money on the watch. Having said that the watch is already full of features that are free so there isn’t actually a need to buy the extra features because what you can get for free is perfectly adequate. I’m taking about thinks like additional watch face designs, and sounds and extra app functions rather then watch.It has everything you’d expect from a smart watch, time, step counter, pulse monitor, blood oxygen, calendar, control music and camera on the phone, make calls… there is more. Everything seemed to work perfectly.It may not be as flashy as others and you might find the screen is not as responsive to your touches but it costs no more than you’d pay for a cheap watch that just tells the time. Charging is done using the cable provided which sticks magnetically to the back, and it doesn’t take too long to charge.I haven’t uses it extensively, only a few days, so it hasn’t needed charging for 3 weeks. I think that’s quite impressive.If you’re thinking about a smart watch but not sure then give one of these a try before paying 10-20 times more to discover you don’t really use it. You may find this is enough.

Always on the lookout for a new watch, the Fitpolo Smart Watch came up in my feed and I had to check it out! Despite this being a woman’s watch, I had to test it out because I prefer smaller watches over really big bulky thick watches. The design is very unisex, so it’ll work for pretty much anyone.I have worn watches for as long as I can remember, and it’s always great to have an option to swap watches and this one is decent working watch and always an option for me. Style wise it’s clean and straight forward. Nothing too elaborate, but also somewhat well made.I have to be honest, 120 sport modes seems excessive. I would have preferred they focused on a handful of sport functions that worked really well over just dumping as much as they could on the watch for a marketing tag.Functionality is the same as you would find on most typical smart watches that you can connect to your phone. Connection is by Bluetooth, which is standard on smart watches. If you’ve ever used a smart watch before, the functions on this one should be familiar. Including but not limited to Time, stopwatch functions, pedometer, hart rate monitor, and sport tracking. Everything seems to be pretty straight forward. Interface response is decent, the quality of the face is excellent. Easy to read and adjustable for different light levels.I do also appreciate being able to answer calls from the watch if my phone is in my pocket. You won’t get every function you find on a more expensive smart watch but this one has all the basics. (aside from the excessive list of sport modes!) On the down side, as with all smart watches… Yet another app for my phone. I really wish there was one app that could be used on multiple phones. It works fine, but each of the watches I have literally uses a different app!Battery longevity is average. It’s rated at 12 days, but this will change depending on your usage. Charging is through the included USB-A to Mag connector, which clips on to the back. You will have to supply your own USB power source as is typical with most tech gadgets these days.Overall I’m pretty happy with this watch. If you’re looking for a basic smart watch and don’t want to break the bank, you might just want to give this one a try. It’s nothing fancy compared to other more expensive options on the market but it does a good job none-the-less.