JCDBT Smart Watch - Health Tracker

Didn’t expect amazing for the price but it’s so cheap like Poundland cheap if I’m honest.. it’s good enough for a child maybe or an older person as it’s not complicated but personally I wouldn’t buy it again..

Great value

Nice appearance and good quality for the money, good clear features.

It came with a basic box, so unboxing was quick. Comes with a pre-charged battery, so all I had to do, was hold and press the button on the side to turn it on, get to the menu to get to the QR code to scan it with my iPhone to get access to the companion app download.Pairing and syncing via bluetooth was intuitive and straightforward, I didn't have to looks to the manual.It has a good looking watch face, which looks like letter "X" and this is my fav one. There are around 30 watch faces available to download via the app, and the watch holds up to 8 watch faces at the time (4 internal and 4 downloadable ones).The screen inside the display is square LCD, it does the job. Sometimes its slightly oversensitive, but I'm fine with this. Its got a several basic features, such as heart rate tracking, pedometer, sleep tracking (I found this one very inaccurate, sometimes it doesn't even track the sleep), calculator, music app control and camera control, weather and one space shooting game. I haven't had a chance to check the accuracy of the heart rate tracking, but it looks pretty fine to me.As usual in these budget smartwatches, the battery is the strongest point, as I didn't have to charge it even once since new. And I've been using it for nearly two weeks now, on a daily basis (in fact I haven't got it constantly paired with my phone, and I guess this extends the battery life significantly).Overall, its a nice budget watch, good as an entry level device, and it looks fine on the wrist (see the photos).

This is a basic version of a smart watch. I have tried two smartwatches from the same brand and this one is the basic one. It is easy to install the app by scanning the QR code and the app is different for both watches and for this one app is called "Q" and they said in the description this watch measures many things but this is not true.IT can measure heart rate steps and sleeps that's it. IT spend so much time understanding if it can also measure oxygen in blood and blood pressure as other watch does but that's not the case. this dial is a bit smaller which is good. But functions in the watch and in the apps are very basic compared to the other one or any other smart watch. I don't know much this watch cost so it is hard to comment on value for the money.I want to give it 3.5 stars since half star isnot poosile to give so I have more intended toward three stars.

This smartwatch would suit people who are on a budget and aren't sure whether to invest in a Fitbit, apple watch or any other branded smart watch.It monitors things like heart rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen, sleep pattern and steps and you can download the app to have more control over the data. The app does need more work/investment, it's very basic. For example, when putting in your height, there's no button to confirm your chosen height.Realistically I'd give this 3.5/5 stars. It says the watch is waterproof, so my sister wore it in the shower - after taking the watch off (either later or the next day), there was a red mark on her wrist. Not sure if this was due to trapped water from the holes in the strap, or the watch irritated her skin a little bit. It also counts steps in the shower when you move your arms, so be aware of that. You can change the photo on the watch to whatever photo you want via the app.It's a budget smartwatch and does pretty much what you want it to do.

From afar this smartwatch by JCDBT looks just like an Apple Watch, but once you scroll down the menu system you will instantly recognise the gulf in technology and screen resolution in an instant.I didn’t find any difficulties pairing this watch to my phone and all the basic smart functions work well enough; the heart rate monitor works as well the equipment from my gymnasium as well as the steps counter. However, I’m not entirely convinced by the blood pressure monitor as you need to input some data beforehand.At the time of writing, there wasn’t a price associated with this watch but judging by the workmanship you safely presume it’s much much lower than an Apple Watch. Relatively speaking, this isn’t a bad watch it’s just a basic watch that has basic smart functions and if that’s all you need then this watch is good enough.Fancy tech can be bloated tech and that will come at a price.

This is a nice basic smart watch. The face is a nice size - not oversized. You download the app and sync it to the watch. The date and time will then be set. You can input your personal details like weight and height. This uses Bluetooth to monitor your heart rate and steps etc. I don't like the strap fastening because there is a gap to push the strap end through rather than a loop and if the watch is tight on your wrist, you can't easily get it through.Overall, this is a good option if you don't want to invest in the more expensive smart watches but would like one. It can do so much more like using music etc so a good alternative.