works great and is still going strong a year later which is awesome for the price.

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Calidad-precio recomendado.Un año después de comprarlo el reloj dejó de funcionar por lo que contacté con el fabricante por email y rápidamente me respondió Fiona y me ayudó a resolver el problema. El reloj sigue funcionando perfectamente y su atención al cliente es rápida y eficiente.Lo recomiendo

I purchased the TOZO S3 Smartwatch, and I’m honestly impressed by how much this watch offers, especially given its price point. Here’s my breakdown after months of daily use:1) Design and Comfort:The watch looks good with any outfit. It’s lightweight and comfortable to wear all day. The screen is vibrant and responsive, and I love the customization options for watch faces.2) Health and Fitness Tracking:This smartwatch tracks heart rate, sleep patterns, blood oxygen levels, and steps. It is way more constant and accurate than my previous smartwatch.3) Activity Tracking:It has options for multiple sports modes (run, cycling, or doing indoor workouts). I do wish it had GPS built in, but if you carry your phone along, it works seamlessly for mapping out outdoor activities. The activity reminders are especially helpful when I'm glued to my laptop all day.4) Battery Life:Battery life is excellent! With regular use, I’m getting about 7-10 days per charge.5) Notifications and Connectivity:It connects easily to my phone (android), and notifications are quick to appear. I receive calls, texts, and app notifications. It helps a lot to stay available for work and family. The vibration is gentle but noticeable. However, I can’t respond directly to messages, which is fine for me but may be a downside for some.6) Water Resistance:This watch has been durable and even held up during a few swims.

Es ist beeindruckend, was man für 40-50 Euro (je nach Angebotslage) hier erhält. Das hat TOZO richtig gut hinbekommen :)Ersteindruck:Wie schon von anderen TOZO Produkten gewohnt, kommt die Verpackung sehr edel daher. Einmal geöffnet, präsentiert sich die S3 aufgeräumt und übersichtlich in ihrer Kartonbox.Materialien:Das mitgelieferte Armand fühlt sich sehr weich und dennoch robust an. Der Touchscreen aus Glas ist ebenfalls makellos. Auch der seitliche Knopf hat einen guten Druckpunkt. Für den Preis absolut OK.Größe und Display:Perfekte Größe - als Vergleich hab ich eine Apple Watch SE 44mm auf einem Foto beigefügt. Die Unterschiede des ausgeschalteten Displays sind minimal (z.B. Eckradien fast identisch).Die Auflösung mit 240x284 Pixeln fällt dann aber doch deutlich von der Apple Watch mit 368x448 Pixeln ab. Die geringere Auflösung macht sich in einigen Watchfaces und kleinen Schriften bemerkbar, die doch etwas verpixelt aussehen. Kaum ist die Schrift größer, spielt das aber fast keine Rolle mehr. Für einen Fitnesstracker völlig OK, aber die Apple Watch ist da doch noch edler. Aufgrund des doch riesigen Preisunterschiedes (Apple verlangt über das 6-fache), ziehe ich für die TOZO Watch keinen Stern ab.Fitnesstracker:Es sind sehr viele Sport-modus enthalten. Prinzipiell geht es darum, den ungefähren kCal Verbrauch und natürlich die Anzahl und Zeit der Sessions zu tracken. Je nach Fitnessart gibt es dann weitere Ansichten wie Durchschnittsgeschwindigkeiten, Herzfrequenz und ähnliches. Mit dem richtigen Watchface sieht man auch, was man am Tag schon alles erreicht hat. Das funktioniert alles tip-top und die Detailauswertung schaut man sich dann auf'm Handy an.Man muss aber, z.B. beim Joggen oder Biken, immer das Handy dabei haben. Ohne Handy keine GPS Auswertung!Herzfrequenz:Misst absolut zuverlässig und genau (hab ich mit einer Stoppuhr gegengecheckt).Schlaftracker:Nettes Gimmick. Als ich mal nachts aufgewacht und aufgestanden bin, wurde das auch so angezeigt. Ob die REM und anderen Schlafphasen korrekt ausgewertet werden? Keine Ahnung. Und einen Einfluss habe ich darauf (außer rechtzeitig ins Bett zu gehen) auch nicht.Koppelung:Erst die TOZO App runterladen, dann die Uhr über die App koppeln (sagt einem die Uhr auch, wenn man sie zum ersten Mal "anschaltet". Funktionierte soweit problemlos.Anruffunktion:Eins meiner liebsten Features. Handy bleibt in der Hosentasche und man kann einen Anruf schnell beantworten. Fühlt man sich fast wie Michael Knight in K.I.T.T. ;-) (die jüngeren unter uns werden sich jetzt denken: Hä?) Ernsthaft, der Lautsprecher ist ausreichend laut, das Mikrofon nimmt ordentlich auf. Auch hier, alles OK.Messagefunktionen/ Notifications:Hier hätte ich mir die Einrichtung etwas leichter vorgestellt. Musste die PopUps erstmal am Handy erlauben, dann klappte auch das. Aufgrund des geringen Displayauflösung nutze ich die PopUps aber nur als Benachrichtigung. Lesen/Antworten dann übers Handy.Batterie:Phänomenal. Wenn man die Watch nur als Uhr benutzt, dann kommt man tatsächlich an die 10 Tage ran - nach 5 Tagen war der Akkustand knapp unter 50%. Aber in der Regel benutze ich sie beim Sport, dann muss sie natürlich öfter an das Ladekabel, was per Magnet an der Uhr gehalten wird. Ich sag mal, bei tatsächlicher Benutzung kommt man 3-4 Tage lang mit einer Ladung aus.FInal thoughts:Zusätzliche Apps können keine installiert werden. Wirklich vermisst habe ich aber keine, und ohne eigenen Mobilfunkempfang hat man das Handy sowieso immer dabei - das handelt dann z.B. die Notifications.Sperren kann man die Watch nicht. Wenn man sie abnimmt, kann man trotzdem das Menü etc. öffnen.Eine kontaktlose Bezahlfunktion ist nicht enthalten.Eine Anzeige von einem Boardingpass ist auch nicht möglich - am Gate oder an der Sicherheitskontrolle heißt es dann, wieder das Smartphone zu zücken.Musik über die Watch streamen? Nicht möglich. (Musik wird über das Handy gestreamt und mit der Watch kann man z.B. den Track skippen)Fazit:Wer primär einen Fitnesstracker und Uhr mit Ansätzen einer SmartWatch sucht, ohne sich finanziell zu ruinieren, ist hier sehr gut aufgehoben. Alle Funktionen funktionieren reibungslos und ohne Aussetzer. Wer auf sein Handy zeitweise verzichten will (Sport, Bezahlen, Pässe anzeigen, Musik über die Uhr hören), muss dann doch deutlich mehr Geld in die Hand nehmen, um glücklich zu werden (Samsung, Apple: 360 Euro und aufwärts!).

Quite a nice watch, feels very good to wear on the skin. Quality is really high especially given the price range. You can handle various apps from the watch itself smoothly without the need to take out the phone. Highly recommended!

I recently picked up the TOZO S3 smartwatch, and I've been seriously impressed. For the price, it packs a punch! The first thing that caught my eye was the large 1.83-inch HD screen. It's so clear and easy to read, even outdoors. Navigating the menus is a breeze, and notifications are displayed perfectly.As someone who's trying to be more active, the health and fitness tracking features have been a game-changer. The heart rate monitor is accurate and gives me a good overview of my heart rate throughout the day. The sleep tracking is also really helpful – I've learned a lot about my sleep patterns. And with over 100 sports modes, it covers pretty much every activity I do, from running and cycling to more niche workouts. It's great to have all that data at my fingertips.The battery life is another huge plus. I've been getting almost a week of use on a single charge, which is fantastic. I don't have to worry about constantly plugging it in. Plus, it has all the basic smart features I need, like notifications for calls and messages, and music control. It’s super convenient to be able to control my music without pulling out my phone.Honestly, for the price, the TOZO S3 is an amazing value. It has all the essential features of a much more expensive smartwatch without breaking the bank. If you're looking for a reliable and feature-packed smartwatch that won't empty your wallet, I highly recommend checking out the TOZO S3. You won't be disappointed!

Because there are so many reviews about the functions and finish of this product, I want to review a function which is not described by other reviews.Recently, I started running with GPS of my mobile, but it has been always painful to take out my mobile to start and stop GPS tracking. So I started looking for a smart watch to start and stop GPS tracking function of my running app.I did some search and I found that there is a smart watch from TOZO. I could see a few reviews from Youtube, but there are no reviews if this S3 can start / stop GPS tracking. So I was not sure, but I gave it a try. And to my surprise, this watch can start / stop GPS tracking of my mobile! So I did some quick check with the app and indeed, TOZO app could save GPS information. This is exactly what I have been looking for. It also saves other information like heart rate, pace or etc. And it also has a function to export the data to Strava platform.At this moment, I don't understand why TOZO doesn't advertise this feature more aggressively. If you want to start running with a limited budget, try this TOZO product.PS 1. Of course, I'm happy with other functions too. But like I said, I will save my talk because there are other reviews too.PS 2. I saved my own information from the photos to protect my privacy.

First of all i have been using Tozo products from last 3 years and each category of product gave a great impression.Now coming to this watch S3:-The quality of build is really good.-The product looks premium- So many cool features and you can customize the watch in a lot of different styles- Touch latency is good-Data transfer or communication with phone is fast- the measuring sensors work good! Health data and trackers- Screen quality is very good and bright- over all very satisfied with the productHighly recommend!!! Best value

Zunächst habe ich die Uhren gar nicht ankommen.Ich musste zuerst die Uhr an die Steckdose packen und dann stellte ich fest, dass 99 % angezeigt werden.Nach längerem Versuchen, das Einschalten der Uhr hab ich dann doch endlich es geschafft, die Uhr mit dem Handy zu verbinden, was auch ein Kampf war.10 Minuten später stellte ich fest, dass die Uhr wieder ausging, weil die Batterie bei 0 % lag.Nach 1 Minute Laden hatte mir die Uhr wieder einen Akku stand von 31 % angezeigt.Die Uhr konnte ich daher leider überhaupt nicht testen und würde sie auch nicht unbedingt weiter empfehlen, weil mir auch das Display nicht gefällt.Es ist alles sehr billig verbaut, fühlt sich qualitativ auch billig an.Ich kann es nicht verstehen, wie so eine Uhr eine gute Bewertung auf Amazon hat.Ganz klar, keine Kaufempfehlung !!!Müsst ihr wissen..

The Tozo S3 smartwatch stands out in a few key areas. Its large screen size and sharp resolution provide a clear, user-friendly experience, ideal for various activities. Comfortable and made with quality materials, it's well-suited for both sports and daily wear. Additionally, its impressive battery life and quick charging capabilities are noteworthy advantages. However, individuals with smaller wrists might find the larger screen a bit overwhelming. Overall, it's a reliable choice, especially if you prioritize a spacious display, sporty features, and efficient battery performance in a smartwatch.

I have been a customer for several of Tozo’s excellent earbuds, and was offered the opportunity by Tozo to try out their S3 smartwatch. I took them up on their offer and would like to offer my take on the watch and how it compares to another smartwatch I have, the Fitbit Versa 3.Let me start out by saying that the Tozo S3 is an amazing deal. At a price that is a fraction of the price of the Fitbit, it is hard to believe that Tozo can put out a watch of this quality at the price at which they are offering it. While there are a few things that the Fitbit can do that the Tozo cannot, for the most part the Tozo can do everything most people are going to need.Here are some positives and negatives:POSITIVES:1. The battery life has been great. It is at least double what I get from the Fitbit. I know there are a lot of factors that influence battery life, and there are some things that the Fitbit can do that impact battery life that are not an option on the, such as the ability to have a power saving setting that still shows the time constantly. I do use that setting, and I’m sure that impacts the Fitbit battery life. But that feature is probably not needed by most people anyway, and the battery life on the Tozo has been very impressive.2. The display is crisp and clear and set up logically. The physical button on the Tozo makes it easy to get into the menu system. Although it does not appear that you can tap the screen on the Tozo to wake it up like you can on the Fitbit, the wrist action setting works well.3. The app is excellent, and there are lots of option in the app to add many different exercise routines. More than what is available on the Fitbit.4. The Bluetooth phone connection works very well, and I was able to place and answer calls without a problem. Not unexpectedly, the sound is tinny due to the tiny speaker involved, but it was still clear and very usable.5. They have many nice watch faces available for download for free, and I found one that shows all the information on the main screen. It’s nice that they give you so many options.6. The Bluetooth connection was easy to make and works well. No problem making or maintaining the Bluetooth connection.NEGATIVES:1. I like to keep track of my heart rate, and while the screen does show the heart rate on the different exercise routines, the heartbeat readout is very small, whereas it is much larger and easier to see on the Fitbit. It is not easy to see without having to bring the watch closer to you. On a personal level this is probably the biggest complaint I have with the watch, although it would not stop me from buying it. If Tozo sees this review I hope they will consider increasing the size of the heartbeat readout, since it appears that there is plenty of room to do that.2. There is no GPS. I am listing this as a negative here only because this could be an issue for some people who are walking outside and want an accurate distance calculation beyond what the watch can do on its own. The Fitbit does have GPS. Of course, I’m sure that is one of the things that accounts for the big difference in price. For me the lack of GPS is not an issue at all, since my exercise is all done indoors. If that is your situation, then you would just be paying for something you don’t really need with the Fitbit.3. The Fitbit has a read out that shows what they call “Active Zone Minutes”, which takes into account your heartbeat level to determine how good a workout you are getting. I like that because I can tell at a glance how good a workout. While the Tozo does show you what percentage of time you spent in each heart rate zone, it doesn’t have this additional calculation to show you a combined score using what Fitbit calls their “Active Zone Minute” readout. While this is certainly not a dealbreaker by any means, this would be a great addition to the Tozo if they could do it.I don’t want to put this as a positive or negative, but potential purchasers with small wrists should be aware that the watch is fairly large. That, or course, is a positive in terms of the amount of information you can put on the screen, but if you have small wrists (like I do) you might want to consider one of the smaller Tozo smart watches if you plan to wear this all day. I only wear the watch when I am exercising, so it’s not an issue for me, and I like having the larger screen. The watch and the band are both comfortable. Just something to keep in mind if you have small wrists.Overall I think this watch is an incredible value. I don’t know how they can put out a smartwatch this good at this price. As long as you don’t need GPS I would certainly recommend giving this watch a try. I have been impressed with Tozo’s earbuds, and what I found with this smartwatch is consistent with that. I recommend this product highly.