TOZO AMOLED S6 Smart Watch 1.85" Ultra-Clear Screen Dynamic Faces Bluetooth Call,100+ Sports Modes Fitness Activity Tracker with Sleep Monitor IP68 Waterproof Black

I’ve only been using the TOZO S6 smartwatch for a couple days, but I’ve had a TOZO S2 for several months now. The S2 does many things well and at a very attractive price, but I needed a watch with a slightly longer band/strap. [I have thick wrists.] The strap on the S6 looks nearly identical but it’s more comfortable and usable. But that’s the LEAST significant improvement over the S2!LOOK AND WEARABILITY: Overall, the TOZO S6 looks up to date and nimble. The included band is soft and adjusts easily to fit most wrists. Other reviewers have suggested that a standard band using 22mm pins will work with the S6, but I haven’t been able to verify that. This is an affordable timepiece with lots of features and it looks much more expensive than it is. Oh! It’s very durable.BATTERY LIFE: Charging is easy with the included magnetic cord. When I unboxed the S6, it was at 96%, and it only takes about 10 minutes to fully charge. After two full days of wearing (including while I slept), the battery shows > 77% charge. That’s consistent with my S2 and is reproducible.FITNESS MONITOR: I’ll admit it, I’m a couch potato! But I walk a couple miles over hilly farmland every day (and at a brisk pace). The heart rate monitor and blood oxygen sensor are handy features, and they seem accurate enough for my purposes. [I have a family history of heart problems and it’s reassuring that this watch is keeping an eye on me]. There are tons of other features and fitness modes that I’ll probably never use. They look impressive, seem easy enough to use, and provide enough information without being overwhelming.PHONE CONNECTION AND SOFTWARE: I can only comment on connection to Android devices. Downloading the TOZO HEALTH app from the Google Play Store is easy and installation is flawless. If you can pair a Bluetooth device, it’s easy enough to wear and enjoy the S6. Compared to the S2, the S6 stays connected ALL the time and never misses a notification. Plus, notifications are easy to see and more complete. I love using the music control function, and weather updates and alarms are handy.ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT: Yes, the included band is a PITA to attach when you unbox the watch. It took me about 20 minutes, but once secured, the band feels good and stays in place. If at some point I try a standard 22mm band, I’ll update this review. For now, I’m satisfied with the included band/strap.BOTTOM LINE: If you are looking for a rugged, affordable smartwatch/fitness tracker, you’ll probably love the TOZO S6. Unbox it, attach the band, charge it and wear it. It doesn’t get much easier than that. Only you will know you saved a ton of money and got a lot of watch. And don't forget to check out TOZO'S other great products (their headphones are really awesome as well)!

As typical of Tozo products, you get serious bang for your buck with this watch. First of all the screen looks amazing, the AMOLED colors are fantastic and the touch screen feels very high quality and very responsive. I have worn it for a few weeks now and so far not a scratch has appeared (though I am fairly careful not to let it get scratched). It has several watch faces to choose from, so I pick one for the day that matches my outfit or my mood. Push notifications show up clearly and promptly on the screen HOWEVER be sure to keep the Tozo app open or the notifications won't push to the watch, took me a bit of time to realize that. Heart rate monitor was dead on except for when I push my BPM over 120 (like intensity workouts) then I noticed that the higher my heartrate is, the more inaccurate the watch was for heartrate. Hopefully they fix this in the next update or perhaps I received a faulty model, but overall I won't take a star off for it since the watch was so affordable, this is a flaw that I can live with (especially considering I only use this smartwatch for time / date / push notifications which it does well. )

I've had a lot of Tozo products over the years and used to use a Skagen WearOS smartwatch but after just a year or so the battery was barely lasting a full day. I decided to give the S7 a go and bought this one for my wife having been impressed with the S7.Because this is their own OS, it is not as integrated as a WearOS or WatchOS watch would be, so you cannot write or use voice to reply to messages, there is no assistant built in like Siri or Gemini, BUT, this watch is also MASSIVELY cheaper in comparison even to the cheapest of those sorts of watches.What can you do....track all activity, track different sports, track heart rate, steps and sleep, receive notifications from all apps, answer phone calls using the built in speaker and mic, control music on phone etc. So for a sixth the price of my Skagen it does around 75-80% of what that does but the battery lasts a full week with normal use, rather than a day or two.I will say that the strap may take getting used to on this model as it loops under itself, but it fits nicely and securely, the screen is a nice size and the brightness levels are great for those of us who wear polarised sun glasses.Overall this really is a great smart watch with most if not all of the features most of us need or use, and at a great price point.

Actually, I do 5-star love this watch. However, one side of the strap was too wide to fit the watch. After a 1 hour struggle, with my temper and patience giving out, I put it aside overnight to try again. The next day I discovered that my sliding of the tension pin had split the plastic that held it in place, and it was still too wide. By this time I had fallen in love with the business part of the watch, and would not admit defeat. I used a nail clipper to trim a sliver off the width, fought the pin to the death to get it to seat, then crazy glued the split portion together. I had first made sure that point of the band did not need to rotate around the pin. I now have a very clever watch that stayed on my wrist overnight, has several cool faces, keeps track of my movements, and measures my degree of stress. Which has decreased significantly since I've some the battle