EFOSHM V8 Smartwatch Phone for IOS Android iPhone 6 Plus 5S 5C 5 4S, iPad Air, mini, Samsung Galaxy S6 S5 S4 S3, Note 4 3 2, Tab 4 3 2 Pro, Nexus 4 5 7 10, HTC One, One 2(M8), LG G3, MOTO X G - Black

I charged the watch completely before first use. When opening the flimsy rubber cover for the Micro-USB socket for the first time, it broke off, and I can't get it to re-attach, so the connector is now always exposed - just as we approach the El Nino rainy season. Pairing with Galaxy S3 required about 20 attempts. The phone would see the watch, but when I'd tap "OK" to confirm pairing code it would cancel the pairing and I'd have to start over. After a number of repetitions of power cycling one or other or both devices and toggling bluetooth off and on, it finally paired.The band is very thin and soft rubber-like material, I'm concerned about how it will last. Screen had a protector sheet on it, but when I attempted to remove the upper layer applicator, the entire screen protector sheet came off and got dust/bubbles that I can't eliminate so had to remove the entire screen protector. Display is low resolution touchscreen, barely visible display outdoors in daylight. Many features like Pedometer, Altimeter that I won't use, for me it's going to end up being just a toy - a fairly cheap watch that links to my phone for apps/features that I prefer to use on the phone.Summary: Works as described, but display is too dim, touchscreen is OK but with 4 icons onscreen, I often forget and swipe the wrong way (up/down - only left/right works on main screen). I gave extra star (total 4) just because it's a fully functional Android device in a very inexpensive watch - it deserves 3 because of the multiple issue I encountered, but I like geek tech stuff and I received a low cost product with matching quality - I got what I expected.

It's not bad, but it's much more limited than the description leads on. I think i could have done as well with one of the really cheap ones, but for a moderately cheap one i guess it's okay. The Bluetooth connection program is crap though. I have an s6 and it doesn't work at all for retrieving messages. Not entirely disappointed, just wish it was a little closer to the description.

watch I bought was not the best I've done the duration of the battery is not the best if you have to connect by bluetooht even for the price can not ask for more .........

I like the watch, it does what I wanted it for. It wasn't easy to get the BT notifier to work with the phone, but finally got it. I like the fact I don't have to look at the phone every time it goes off. The only think I don't like is that it only holds the charge for a few hours at a time. I am constantly charging it.

I got what I paid for. The touchscreen is bright and works well. It is actually a decent looking watch. Bluetooth paired with my I Phone with out any problem. The watch is on my wrist and my phone is on the desk, neither one talking to the other. The notes indicate 'Most of functions are compatible with iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/6/6 Plus, EXCEPT FOR 'Messages', 'BT notice' and 'BT camera'. This tells me that it is not actually compatible with any I-Stuff. It says an APP is required called BT Notice. It costs 4.99 and every review says it don't work. I took their word for it. I can only speak for I-Phone and I don't speak highly. For 25 dollars I will find something to do with it.

Works okay. I have a problem of it disconnecting from Blue tooth. Can't hear or others can't understand when I use it for a call from the watch.

Did not work with apple, probaly my fault that i did not ask enough techy questions. The company has contacted me and we are going to work through the installation.

Had trouble syncing with galaxy S5. Kept disconnecting after a few minutes. No instructions in English, so you might have to do some research to set it up.