After using the FITVII Fitness Tracker for several weeks, I can confidently say it's a great budget alternative to pricier smartwatches like Fitbit. The 1.69-inch HD color display is vibrant and easy to read, even in sunlight. I especially love the customizable watch faces—it’s a small touch that makes it feel more personal.

The fitness tracking features are impressive for the price. The step counter, distance tracker, and calorie monitor work well for daily activities, though I noticed it’s about half a mile short when running on a treadmill compared to gym equipment. Not a dealbreaker, but something to keep in mind if you're a serious runner.

Sleep tracking is surprisingly accurate! It breaks down light, deep, and awake sleep phases, which has helped me adjust my bedtime routine. The silent vibration alarm is gentle but effective—no more jarring phone alarms waking me up.

The blood pressure and heart rate monitors are handy for general wellness tracking, but don’t rely on them for medical accuracy. My readings didn’t always match my doctor’s equipment, so take them with a grain of salt.

Battery life is stellar—I get about 7-10 days per charge with moderate use. The magnetic charger is foolproof (no fumbling with pins!), though one user reported issues with theirs. Thankfully, FITVII’s customer support seems responsive based on reviews.

Where this watch shines is its smart features: call/text notifications (with quick call rejection!), weather updates, and my favorite—the ‘find my phone’ function. As someone who constantly misplaces their phone, this alone justifies the purchase!

Minor gripes? The step count runs slightly low compared to premium trackers, and the waterproof rating feels questionable—I wouldn’t take it diving. But at this price point? It’s an absolute steal for casual users wanting core smartwatch functions without breaking the bank.