I'm using this with a Samsung S10e.
Pros:
- Big bright color display
- Good battery life: 7.5 days of normal moving around (5-8k steps per day), very few notifications, one bike ride of slightly over an hour, with continuous heart rate monitoring always on has left my battery at 27%
- Always on heart rate monitoring
- Some fitness tracking
- Some notifications
- Pretty simple interface
Cons:
- Flipping your wrist to light up the screen is not great. It's not bad, but seems to require a minimum final angle before it lights up the screen (the motion only doesn't seem to do it), and it's a little slow, close to 1 second delay
- No automatic exercise detection, you always have to start and stop the exercise manually
- When not exercising, heart rate detection seems like it's every 5 minutes or 10 minutes, something like that. When exercising, looks like it's about every minute.
- Notifications are pretty limited:
- Vibration is pretty weak (easy for me to miss)
- Only shows/accesses the last three notifications
- No e-mail notifications (from Outlook, Blue Mail or Gmail)
- No call notifications (that I have noticed; supposed to be so maybe I have just missed them)
- Definitely no missed call notifications
- Supposed to be available for several other apps (FB, Twitter, Skype, Insta, Line, KakaoTalk and WeChat) but I don't use any of those so no confirmation
- No GPS connection to your phone for route tracking
- Calories used during workout is likely very inaccurate: in a 65minute bike ride, this device stated I used 325 Kcal; for the same bike ride, the MapMyRide app from Under Armour showed I used 844 calories, which is much more believable.
Basically, if you are looking for a $40 digital watch with a nice bright colorful display (it's not an awesome display, but it's good and it's bright enough to be readable in Tucson direct sunlight), >1 week battery life, and some very basic fitness tracking and smart functionaility, it's a decent fit. If you want accurate fitness tracking or auto-detection of exercises, or if you want a lot of access to notifications, this watch will disappoint you.
My priorities are battery life, readable screen, and decent fitness tracking, so I'm debating whether I keep this or spend another $25-30 to get either the Xiaomi Mi Band 6 (very good screen, not so accurate sleep tracking, no exercise auto-detection) or the Fitbit Inspire 2 (not as good screen, accurate sleep tracking, exercise auto-detection). If you have recommendations, let me know.
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Product Description
MuGo Smartwatch for men women 2022
Note:
* The measurement data and results of this smartwatch are for reference only and cannot be used as the basis for diagnosis or treatment.
* This smart watch compatible with Android 5.0 / iOS 9.0 or above.
* Please open all permissions of "HeroBand III" on your phone to get a better experience.
* Do not use in water above 38 ° C, such as showers, saunas, etc.
* Please don't wear the watch too tight or wear it for a long time, so your wrist skin can breath well and feel comfortable.
* Please don't connect the 20W fast charging plug when using the charging cable, which may cause damage to the watch due to overcharging.
Long Battery Life
MuGo activity tracker equipped a magnetic charging USB cable, 200mAh lithium polymer battery, 1.5hrs charging, can ensure 7 days of normal usage, and 30 days standby. The battery life may vary according to the settings, operation conditions and other factors. So the actual result may differ from the laboratory data.
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1.69 " Color Touchscreen1.69 " TFT LCD touch screen, wear it your way with custom fitness watch faces. Full touch screen technology making it easy and quick to view time and date. With a large display, make icons are easy to distinguish. With interactive experience specially designed for the smartwatch, creating a very satisfactory experience. |
Smart NotificationsThis watch can also be a practical partner to you when your phone is not handy for some reasons. Receive and read SMS messages and SNS notifications straight to your fitness trackers (including SMS, Facebook，Whatsapp, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, LinkedIn, and more). When the phone receives a message / call, the watch will vibrate and notify you. Always stay in the know. |
IP67 WaterproofSmart watches are designed with IP67 waterproof rating, which allows you to take showers or swim in the pool with it without worries, but it cannot track your swimming data. In order to maintain a good wearing experience, please wipe the waterproof watch as soon as possible after soaking in water. (note: Please refrain from allowing your smart watch come in contact with hot water). |
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Remote CameraOur health tracker watch has a remote control camera function. Just connect your mobile phone and turn on this function, you can press the shutter anytime and anywhere. After connecting the smart watch with the phone, you can use the smart watch to remote camera to record the cherished moment of your friends and your family. Just enjoy the time together with friends and family members. |
All-Day Activity TrackingThis running watch can help you track and optimize your training effect. After exercise, check the data on the smart watch or related app (exercise time, average heart rate, distance, steps, calories). And will sync this data to your app.You can make better adjustments by analyzing these data. And exercise your sports data through the watch to arrange your fitness plan. |
Sedentary RemindersWhen you work for long hours, the activity tracker reminds you to move, stretch your muscles, do stretching exercises, to activate a better physical state of the body. |
Customer reviews
A robust smartwatch that also let's you control your phone
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021
I very much liked the player and camera control functionalities. With the player one, you can play music on your phone. Similarly, you can take a photo using your phone with the smartwatch. The phone app is nice too. Overall, I'm happy so far.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021
A robust smartwatch that also let's you control your phone
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021
I very much liked the player and camera control functionalities. With the player one, you can play music on your phone. Similarly, you can take a photo using your phone with the smartwatch. The phone app is nice too. Overall, I'm happy so far.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021
Let me start by saying, half a life time ago I was a state qualifying cross country runner. I have been running on and off since I was 13 and I'm 36 now. I have been weight lifting since I was 14 or 15. Now I am a respiratory therapist , for my career. I have struggled trying to find a watch that simply keeps vitals and is accurate. My heart rate is always in the 60s at rest and my sleeping heart rate or extreme rest can be in the 50s. It has been on the money these last 3 days of owning it. My blood pressure is always lower.. like 108/65 ish to 115/72 ish. It has been very accurate, as my blood pressure has been in that range with the watch. These are numbers expected to be found with an athletic person.
And the steps have to be pretty close to accurate too! I've had some in the past that said I only did 500 plus steps a whole day in a several block taking sized hospital that I always did over 5 to 8 miles in a day in. I knew it was wrong. This one seems to be closer to the truth as the steps make sense to my activity level.. Only thing I don't find accurate and I feel this way on all Calorie reading devices, is the calorie numbers. Everyone has a different metabolism so it won't be the correct number. Plus, it is counting calories when walking and I don't think on any movements. We burn caleries other than just walking.
Battery life seems to last long. Sleep app seems to be accurate to my restless nights too.
Over all im happy with this. Even different watch faces to change to if board. Some extras like music stuff, I haven't played with yet. I will update on how it does when working out.
Update: it's been about 5 days now and the battery life was 60% this morning. Now at 58%. Pretty impressive . I haven't charge it in these 5 days at all.
And the steps have to be pretty close to accurate too! I've had some in the past that said I only did 500 plus steps a whole day in a several block taking sized hospital that I always did over 5 to 8 miles in a day in. I knew it was wrong. This one seems to be closer to the truth as the steps make sense to my activity level.. Only thing I don't find accurate and I feel this way on all Calorie reading devices, is the calorie numbers. Everyone has a different metabolism so it won't be the correct number. Plus, it is counting calories when walking and I don't think on any movements. We burn caleries other than just walking.
Battery life seems to last long. Sleep app seems to be accurate to my restless nights too.
Over all im happy with this. Even different watch faces to change to if board. Some extras like music stuff, I haven't played with yet. I will update on how it does when working out.
Update: it's been about 5 days now and the battery life was 60% this morning. Now at 58%. Pretty impressive . I haven't charge it in these 5 days at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021
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