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I don’t think it detects all my steps. Everything else seems ok.

Watch is good but after sale service is really very bad I, wrote 4/5 emails and I haven't receive the reply of once even. Furthermore there is no option for refund with FITVII once you purchased there is no way out

Been 15 days and I‘ve only had to charge once after the initial one. I’ve double checked the BP and it‘s almost the same as my electronic BP machine and at the Dr. office too. I like having the instant ability to take my BP. I like the text and call notifications because I don’t miss them anymore. I LOVE that it does have a speaker or microphone for the price it is awesome! I 100% recommend it!

I had a Fitvii smart watch for a few years and was very happy with it. So much so I ordered another one because my HM03 died.

Pros:
-Just about the right shape and size and weight for me. Looks nice.
-Interface smooth and easy to use. Different from the Android-like style of Samsung or Amazfit but easy enough in its own way. No lags. Decently customizable. Decent app selection in the store.
-Touchscreen works really well; responsive when I actually want to use it, but rarely picks up accidental touches, or wiping it with my sleeve.
-Great fitness features for general casual fitness. Good GPS for hiking (under the Walking activity). Lots of good motivators to be active, and tons of metrics even just for normal daily use.
-Excellent battery life, good for a week without GPS activities. GPS uses ~10% per hour, still good.
-Good selection of watchfaces, stock and third-party.
-Transreflective display - I wasn't sure about this, but I've come to really like it! It's certainly not as "pretty" as AMOLED like on a Samsung, but much more practical, and far better battery life. AOD 24/7 for a week straight, backlight only needed in the dark, very clear and easy to read in sunlight - a much better choice for a fitness-focused watch in my opinion. Very happy with it!
-I like fitvii hm38. Pretty easy to use and lots of info.

Cons:
-Transreflective display - I like it, as noted above, but it takes some getting used to at first after AMOLED, and will never be as "pretty" except in bright sunlight which is where it really shines (literally).
-Slightly thicker than I might prefer.
-Plastic build, other than bezel. I don't mind and it's sturdy and light, but it doesn't say "premium."

-Sleep tracking. For me this is the major con, especially compared to the HM03. Accuracy is only okay, sleep and wake times decent, but sometimes missed when I'm in bed awake, or even got up to go to the bathroom. No sleep score and no insights, and can't view sleep on the watch. Sleep tracking is where the HM03 really excels by comparison - impressively accurate, and very helpful sleep score and insights, onboard calculation and widget... the HM03 outstrips the HM38.

The artificial intelligence of the GOLIAT Smartwatch has taken my training to a new level. She analyzes my sports activities and gives me personalized recommendations to improve my skills. Just awesome!