love it

Product feels and looks extremely high quality compared to the last one that I owned. Screen is quick and responsive and the watch stores a lot of useful health information. Highly recommended.

It is a good watch for someone starting out with fitness trackers. The software on the device seems old Windows 95 kinda feel. Not a lot of graphical interface I was expecting. It does what it says. It would be nice if it had a calorie counter for logging food like the others, but you can use it along side with Lose It or similar app. Over all it is okay for my teenager as if it gets broke or lost, its no big deal. The faces are obviously ripped from trade marked things such as disney and simpsons. Also unless you use the analog face, the digital face only does military time (24 Hour) and not am or pm.

As good as any of the $300 plus watches! High quality and easy to use!

Awesome product

Great watch. Looks and feels like a real watch just a smarter one. Was using a samsung s2 and this is so much better. Battery last weeks so far and wireless charging on any Qi wireless charger is awesome. Syncs with google fit without any issues. Love the fact i can hit the shower after a workout and not worry about taking my watch off.

Keeps disconnecting from app....very annoying

It is much more better than my expectation. Appreciate

While other features work OK such as HR monitoring, Syncing with Google fit app, connection was not lost at any time & when the phone gets far the re-connection is smooth.However biggest flaw IMO was the steps counter, it is just way way off, for example:at 12AM counter resets - I was watching TV - climbed staircase & walked to my room 350+ stepsanother example was walking from a park bench towards my bike which was less than 20 meters away, this got me amazing 200+ steps.by end of the day the watch always seemed to reach 12k steps while we are Working at home !I contacted support through their App (truth to be told - they replied within 12 hours of raising 2 issues) however answers did not solve the steps issue raised.Battery charge was good for the 4 days I tried the watch - it lasted for 2 days on charge from the box & after full recharge there was more than 50% before I stopped using itwatch is back in the Box now - useless - IMO this is a calibration issue (software thing) which should be sorted, but for now it is not

Well, you may find it a bit weird, but I don't really like smartwatches. Let me tell you why - most of the time they are another gadget that basically steals your attention all the time by sending you constant notifications from social networking apps.So, here is why I like Tinwoo watch.I don't have to charge it every day since I do not need to use every feature on this watch. Maybe I have to charge it like every 10-14 days. It has all the conventional features for an everyday watch. The display is good for its use - it is bright in the daylight! The wrist band is sturdy and feels comfortable on my wrist. I use the fitness tracker feature for tracking my running in the morning and in the evening. It works just great! I disabled most of the notification so I don't be bothered with THINGS. The wireless charging feature is nice as well.Cons: I just wish that I can adjust the time by myself on the watch itself - I need to connect to the app in order to set the time. Hopefully, I did not have to set the time repeatedly - just once when I set it up. However, for time zone adjustments you'll need your watch connected to your phone. In addition, in order to turn off the watch, you need to go through some steps on the menu - just pressing a button for a few seconds would have been an easy feature for the user.That being said, I just like this watch for its simplicity and its build quality. Would recommend if you are looking for a watch that won't break your bank but has great features.