HAYLOU Smartwatch, Reloj Inteligente Para Hombre y Mujer con Pantalla Táctil AMOLED de 1.78" Para Teléfonos Android iOS, IP 68 Rastreador de Ejercicios a Prueba de Agua Ritmo Cardíaco Oxígeno en Sangre Monitor de Sueño Reloj Deportivo,plata (black)

El reloj está muy bien hecho una interfaz fácil de usar con una pantalla de gran tamaño y al ser Amoled tienes una forma muy aceptable de visualizar incluso en el sol directo, su precisión de sus mediciones es de buena precisión y los materiales del artículo de gran calidad, cumple sobradamente con los requerimientos

Luis A.

Relación calidad-precio.

Revisado en México el 5 de noviembre de 2022

Es un buen reloj, de buen tamaño (no se ve grande ni tosco) con su correa de silicona es bastante cómodo, uno de sus puntos fuertes es su diseño que aparenta ser un reloj más caro.
La pantalla Amoled es también un punto fuerte, fácil de usarse, es práctico y por su precio está bastante bien, en cuanto a la batería le dura bastante si no tiene la medición automática.

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Excelente producto por su precio

Josafat Muñoz

Revisado en México el 20 de mayo de 2022

Por el precio no busques más, es una excelente compra relación calidad-precio. En relación a la precisión a mi eso no me importa mucho, pero si eres una persona que lo ocupa para ser un medidor súper preciso en ejercicio, te recomiendo ir por otra opción u otra marca. Si es tu primer smartwatch y buscas una aproximación a estos, es la mejor opción a mi punto de vista.

rey emanuel castro gaspar

Excelente equipo

Revisado en México el 14 de septiembre de 2022

Excelente equipo gran autonomía de la batería y resistente, facil de usar y su aspecto es muy bueno nada aque envidiar a las demás marcas.

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Mauricio

Bueno por el precio

Revisado en México el 16 de marzo de 2022

En mi caso pague 840$ en oferta, pero realmente no creo.que valga ños 1,300$ de precio normal que decian, ya que tiene potencial, pero le falta, relamente le faltan caratulas y modos de funciones para el reloj, y de vez en cuando se desconecta de la app y hay que volverla a iniciar, en general si lo recomiendo sobre todo por la pantalla ya que es buena, pero no pagaria mas de 900$ por que se queda corto en funciones...

Revisado en México el 20 de julio de 2022

El reloj está excelente, solo batalle un poco con la aplicación, pero inmediatamente tuve soporte tecnico, me asesoraron y estuvieron al pendiente hasta que quedó mi reloj gracias. El envío en el tiempo indicado y super bien protegido.

Revisado en México el 24 de mayo de 2022

La app da muchos problemas para conectar el reloj.
No hay ajustes para intensidad de vibración.
Los mensajes no se ven claros, salen caracteres raros.

Revisado en México el 2 de agosto de 2022

Su pantalla es muy bonita, la interfaz es sencilla pero funcional y rápida, solo falta mejorar la aplicación móvil

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Mobiguy

A sleeper of a low-cost smartwatch

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de julio de 2022

UPDATE 10/17/22: I am blown away by the battery life. I wear the watch almost eight hours a day for sleep tracking, plus I put it on when I walk, one to two hours about four days a week. I charged the watch to 100% on September 8th, and just put it back on the charger when it hit 20% this morning. The sleep and step tracking are working well. I still haven't enabled the watch for anything else, but I'm really happy with it the way I'm using it.

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I have an unusual use case - I wear a Pebble watch from 2014 for the usual smartwatch functions like notification and music control, but Pebbles aren't great for health tracking. I've experimented with several other smartwatches but none of them are as usable as the Pebble for basic smartwatch functions. So I know what a smartwatch is supposed to do.

I was just going to buy a fitness band but I thought I'd experiment with a different smartwatch first. I saw a review of the Haylou line on a web page and it sounded intriguing. So right off, I'm not using the Haylou for connectivity and messaging, just exercise and sleep tracking. For me, it's basically a big-screen fitness band.

I came away completely impressed with the watch. First off, it's very accurate for step counting, distance measurement and heart rate. The only thing I can say about its sleep tracking is that I feel better on the same mornings that it tells me I got a good night's sleep. It supports a limited number of exercise modes (7) compared to more expensive smartwatches, but it has fast walking, biking and climbing, so I'm happy. Fitness and sleep data sync with Google Fit, so this watch plays well with others.

The watch is well-designed and full of thoughtful touches I haven't seen in other, more expensive smartwatches. The software that detects an arm lift and turns on the screen is very sensitive and quick to react, the first non-AOD watch I've been happy with in this regard. Normally this would cause a problem at night with the screen going on from normal sleep movement, but a quick swipe-tap switches off the lift sensitivity so you have to press the mechanical button to tun the screen on. The watch remembers what screen it was on for a short period after it times out, so pressing the button again will return you to the screen you were reading if you take too long. The software is very quick and responsive, and the screens are very logically arranged so you get used to the combination of gestures you need to get to commonly used functions. I'm never going to wear a watch as my daily driver unless it supports always-on display, but this one comes close to making me reconsider that choice.

The OLED screen is outstanding, very bright, easy to adjust, and readable in direct sunlight. The bezel is quite small and the crystal goes almost all the way to the edge of the watch, so the face is gigantic relative to the size of the watch. The watch comes with five built-in faces - three analog, one digital and very Apple-ish, and three hybrid. The connected app provides a number of other faces, but only one can be loaded on the watch at a time. That's a minor inconvenience, not a big deal.

The final feature worth talking about is the battery life, which blows me away. I received the watch on June 16th with about 50% charge on the battery. Since then I have worn it for a couple of hours a day for exercise and almost every night for sleep tracking. I used the initial charge down to about 20% and recharged it to 100% on June 29th. Today, exactly one month later, the watch still reads 26% charge. That should work out to almost five weeks on a charge. Granted that's not for full-time use, but I would expect to get three weeks at least if it was my only watch.

The only downside I can mention is that the Haylou Fun app is a battery eater on my phone. When I'm not using the watch I make sure it's not running in the background, which helps, but if you were to use it as your only watch you should expect a shorter interval between phone charges. There have been several software updates that list this in the changelog so it appears they are aware of the problem and working to fix it - another good sign.

In sum, for $50 this has been an outstanding purchase. It beats my Samsung and Lenovo smartwatches by a mile in function, good looks and battery life. This is a sub-brand of Xiaomi, so I expect they will continue to be supported and developed. If you're looking for a low-cost watch that will look good next to Apple Watches, give this one a try.

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Martin F.

Great for the money

Revisado en el Reino Unido el 15 de mayo de 2022

I bought this to replace a dead Series 1 Apple Watch, so this review will do a fair bit of comparison with that. Given the Apple series 1 watch was released years ago I guess it’s no surprise that I’ve not been disappointed with this new Haylou watch. Battery life is at least 10 times better than my previous watch. The screen is great (bigger) and higher definition. It’s much more responsive to me turning my wrist to check the time than my previous.
The strap is ok but not the best. The construction of the watch looks great. I’ve not dared test the water resistance of it yet but if I do I’ll update the review.
I prefer this interface to the Apple Watch as the icons are slightly bigger on this watch.
The notifications are simple but effective. The notifications aren’t as integrated and polished with the iPhone as my Apple Watch was, but I really don’t miss anything as I always used to fish my phone out of my pocket to look at a notification (for example to look at a call from my Ring doorbell).
I can’t really vouch for the health monitoring side of things but it seems reasonably accurate and I actually really like it over the Apple Series 1watch. Everything suits the size of the excellent screen and is large enough to read with less than perfect eyes.

More of an observation than a criticism is that you can’t wake the watch by tapping on the screen (perhaps Apple patented that feature) but actually it’s so sensitive that the watch always wakes the screen as you turn your wrist to view it. The way to wake the watch, if the watch is already facing you, is by pushing the button or simply twisting your wrist.

The slight disappointments are:
i. Although I love the ability to use any photo as the watch face, it’s a shame you can’t choose which features you can have displayed i.e. would be great if you could choose between analogue or digital time and to show two or three of the following: weather/battery status/health feature.
The same applies to the preset watch faces (which are really nice by the way).
Maybe this functionality will come in a software update…
ii. Since posting my review I’ve discovered there is a way you can review the last few notifications so that you can review them when for example you come out of a meeting. It’s a feature in the watch menu (the green messages icon).
So I’d now increase the rating from 4 stars to 4.5 stars if it were possible.
A very tiny observation but not a problem is that the watch vibration is very subtle and could be a bit more persistent…

For the money this is a great watch.
Do I miss some of the additional Apple integration, only the ability to answer a call through the Apple watch, but that’s easily made up for by the amazing battery life and easier to use interface.

Finally, the screen looks significantly better than the Apple series 7 watch (Haylou is flatter and larger).

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Raft ghazo

AMOLED screen, very nice smart watch, recommended

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de abril de 2022

I love that it has AMOLED screen with alot of smart watch faces, battery is great 👍😃

Hanesh P.

Good entry level smart watch

Revisado en el Reino Unido el 23 de mayo de 2022

It’s a good watch , nice fit, comfortable , good screen only downfall it’s very basic in terms of settings and features but if you like that way then it’s defo a winner as does all the measurements well and accurate .

Martin

I'm telling you this watch is fantastic and covers every function!

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de mayo de 2022

I literally bought every watch out there from $700 down $39. I have long been a world-class athlete and I'm telling you this watch is fantastic and covers every function needed for quick and long-term assessment!

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