HiwatchPro

I just bought a HiWatch smart watch. It’s a great budget smart watch that has some cool features. But it also has some major flaws that need to be fixed. 1. It doesn’t vibrate well. I don’t carry my phone around at work so the vibrating function is very important to me. My old smart watch keeps vibrating to get my attention until I check my phone. But this watch only lightly vibrates one time and then stops vibrating. So most of time I don’t even realize that I have messages coming in. It only shows the last message. 2. The sound is transfer from your phone to the watch once the Bluetooth is connected. But when I use my phone, I want the sound coming from my phone, that is louder and more clear. Also I don’t want to waste the battery of my watch all the time when I don’t need the sound from it. In some occasions like in meeting, I simply don’t want any sound but only vibration to remind me phone calls or messages. You can only turn off the Bluetooth to transfer the sound back to your phone from the watch. But the watch will be disconnected when you turn off the Bluetooth. This drive me nut. 3. The screen turns off too quickly. Sometimes if you hesitated a second, the screen will just shut off so you have to repeat the step to get where you are trying to do. I like the basic functions of my old watch more because it suits my need. Sadly the little loop holding the band was broken. That’s why I got HiWatchPro. But now I don’t think the new watch can totally replace my old watch as the functions I need don’t work well. I don’t know if they can be fix through the app update.

Very frustrated with this and the My Watch app. Neither one will connect with my watch. I have registered, but no data transfer. This app says it is connected, but shows no data. The watch shows data. They call it binding. Whatever you call it, they are worthless. If you are putting out a watch, make an app that works. I have Watch 11. Very frustrating.

I go it from SHEIN The watch is less of a watch and more of a cruel joke disguised as a timepiece. With a design that feels as cheap as a toy from a bargain-bin vending machine, this monstrosity manages to combine the worst aspects of modern horology—unreliable movement, an absurdly fragile build, and a strap that feels like it was made from recycled plastic bags. The display is a nightmare, barely legible in anything but perfect lighting, and the backlight is so dim it might as well not exist. The battery life? Laughable. You’d get more longevity from a candle than from this excuse for a power source. And don’t even think about water resistance—this watch seems to absorb moisture out of sheer spite, fogging up at the first hint of humidity. To make matters worse, the timekeeping is atrocious. The watch loses minutes every few hours, making it more of a “guessing” device than a functional timekeeper. If you want to be consistently late to everything in your life, then sure, this disaster of engineering is perfect for you. In short, watch isn’t just bad—it’s an insult to wrists everywhere. Thank you for reading