L’articolo è arrivato in un giorno come promesso, troppo grosso e troppo spesso per il mio polso ho fatto il reso, e a distanza di tre giorni non è ancora stato completato indicando che è in transito.Strano che la consegna avvenuta in un giorno e il re reso non va a buon fine per ora…Aggiornerò la recensione, nel caso

I’m a petite woman, not the target audience I’m sure, but my Fitbit Sense was looking quite beat up, so I decided to make this my own. It’s heavy, very noticeably heavier than my Fitbit Sense, and the band is a little too big on the tightest hole. So I’m ordering a replacement 22mm band and will find a band that works perfectly for me. It charges quickly— it started at zero charge out of the box and was fully charged in a little over an hour— and it fit its charger just fine. The round charger plugs into any usb-c cable, so that’s easy. The app is a bit weird and clunky. I had some difficulty getting the app to recognize my watch even after making sure I could see the watch in my Bluetooth connections list— turns out I needed to touch the watch name at the top of the screen. To set up my daily goals I had to do it twice, in two different places. I was happy to be able to switch all my displays to English vs metric. But the little quick setup guide basically says to download the app and then learn about your new watch from the app. I’ve had fitbits for a lot of years, so I’m used to full screen touch screens, and not so good with buttons. It took reading the reviews to realize that the middle button could be turned as well as pressed to access different screens. I’ll get it figured out over time, and the more I wear it, the more I like the way it looks and feels. It seems to count steps right about the same as my Fitbit did, my HR is very close to what my Fitbit said, and my oxygen saturation isn’t being read right now, but my best guess is that it’s because the watch is too loose on my wrist. I can easily get two fingers between the band and my wrist. That’s my fault for wearing a watch not designed for someone my size, and I expect it to work fine once I have a band that fits my wrist.Its a beautiful watch. Its fitness tracking is perfectly adequate. It’s really the app and the lack of written documentation that I don’t love— I’d at least like a detailed pdf available describing all of its features. I will update if I acquire enlightenment on other features!Update after a week or so of use: I have a new band, the brown one in the last pictures. I like it a lot, and the watch fits now. I’ve gotten used to the weight. I’ve figured out that rotating the middle knob gets you to its menu of weather, sports, activity, compass, etc, then you press the knob to select what is displayed. Unfortunately my watch lost its Bluetooth connection to my phone, and I had to completely reset it to get it to connect again. So I just lost a weeks worth of data. To reset: hold down top and bottom buttons while it’s on its charger for about ten seconds until it appears to freak out, then it’ll reboot and be blank settings wise. At that point I could finally reconnect to my phone. We will see how long it stays connected this time! One more thing I realized— it doesn’t count stairs, or elevation changes. I really miss that from my Fitbit use. I have ten years or so of Fitbit data, and I’m now going to be missing a piece of the puzzle.

This is a beautiful watch. Aesthetically pleasing and functional, it’s a nice break from regular smartwatches that look too digital. My boyfriend gave this a try and compared it with his Apple Watch, and obviously, while this couldn’t compete with the Apple Watch in all around functionality, this watch serves its purpose very well as a dressier piece that supports connectivity. The dial is classic, very readable, the leather strap is sturdy and comfortable, and the styling speaks for itself. This is a beautiful watch for dressier occasions or when you just want a classier, more old school look.

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I was hesitant to buy this because of the negative reviews, but having used it for the last week I like it a lot. It looks very stylish and could be mistaken for a Swiss watch costing four times the price and it also does everything I need from a smartwatch. The notifications work fine, and the heart rate tracking and step counter seem accurate (I compared it to an Apple Watch). The only thing that might be slightly off is the sleep tracking but I'm hoping this can be improved with updates. The setup process was fiddly, adjusting the position of the hands was a bit of a pain, but only needed to be done once. The best thing about it is that it looks like a proper watch and not a wrist-top computer.

First of all the watch itself is beautiful. Simple, elegant, colours match between materials (i.e , same blue on strep as on the watch dial).Build quality is what I'd expect for a watch sold for £250-£300.Strap is comfortable and feels higher quality than most.Most if not all of my concerns are fixable via software updates. At the time of this review they're not fixed.Overall the watch feels premium and just like another reviewer mentioned, if it was just the analog watch this would've been a 5 star review however the smart watch / hybrid watch part is unfortunately a bit of a disaster.-Notifications are random.This is one of the most frustrating part of wearing this watch. Example: I made a payment with apple pay at 8 AM and I continue to get notifications about it the following day at random times. I've no idea what triggers it and I even tried paying attention to the logic of when it thinks I should be notified. It just vibrates on my wrist randomly and sometimes I even got the same notification (with the vibration) twice within 3 minutes ?! For something that was done over 12h ago ?-Still linked to notifications - you can't turn them off. I mean the app says you can, you toggle the thing off but the watch just ignores that and continues to vibrate.-Again, linked to notifications - if you dismiss them on your phone...you guessed it, you still get notified. What you need to do is open the history of notifications and clear them all. Dismissing a notification on your phone is not enough, you need to clear your entire history.-Battery life is advertised as lasting 30 days. It lasts about 14 with regular use. Changing vibration motor to low helps but it adds about 1 or 2 days more.-When the battery dips below 20% your notifications are automatically muted. initially I thought I'd finally cracked the code and managed to mute the notifications but realized it was just the battery being low because I recharged it and they started again. So if you don't mind the notifications or actually want to be notified so often, you'll have to keep your watch above 20% battery.-The app is overall rather basic although I like that you can configure the sub dial to show the steps goal progress % , for example if you've walked 5.000 steps of your 10.000 daily goal the sub dial will point to 50 (%). You can also link to Apple Health app but it doesn't synchronize data regularly - I don't know how/when it decides to send data to Apple Health.

Not only do I love this watch but it’s a little bit more special to me as I owned a 406 Coupe for 8 years back in the day, which was built by Pininfarina, so it’s a nice little keepsake for me and I’m glad I really like it!I love the way the watch comes presented, it really makes it feel a bit special, and it would make a brilliant gift too.The overall quality of the watch is excellent. It looks and feels well made, the dial looks brilliant, the body is finished to a very high standard throughout, the strap is quite nice, the screen is easy to read, and in general I’m very pleased with the quality. Its quite heavy too, a fair bit more than my galaxy watch 6.The app and smartwatch features are ok but it’s clearly the weak point with the watch. It was easy and quick to connect the watch, but the app isn’t the best that ive used and the UI isn’t great either. You can set which apps make the watch vibrate when you get a notification, and you also get a preview on the watches screen which is really nice.Battery life seems pretty good and way better than a normal smartwatch. It loses around 10% battery per day so I’m not sure how it can last 30 days but it’s still good enough for me and I usually charge it way before it runs out anyway.Overall, apart from the app I’m very pleased with this watch and for around £250 I think the value is ok too as its very nice quality and comes well presented. It’s a watch I’m happy to recommend and I feel four stars is appropriate for it, buy with confidence!