I’m really impressed with these Oakley Meta HSTN glasses. The design is sleek and modern, while still being lightweight and very comfortable to wear for long periods. The lenses are crystal clear and provide excellent protection from glare, making them perfect for both everyday use and outdoor activities.The build quality feels premium — solid but not heavy. The included case and cleaning bag are a nice touch and keep everything protected when I’m not wearing them. I’ve received multiple compliments already, and they definitely stand out compared to other frames.If you’re looking for a pair of glasses that combine style, durability, and comfort, I highly recommend these. Oakley nailed it with this design!

I bought these glasses due to a real vision issue, but the Read to me option only works about 10 percent of the time. I'm almost at the end of the return period and have tried them again and again with the same result. Maybe they would be great for social media people, but I needed them for my work environment and in no way do they work as advertised. Basically, I have a 400 dollar set of headset for audio because it does excel at playing music that way.The bad part is that I deliberately bought from Amazon to be sure I could return them. Now if I return them, I see a statement that I may not get any money applied to a return if these any use on them. Well, how do you try them and yet leave them in new-box condition? Also, this warning states that I may be charged a restocking fee. I feel like the entire ad was misleading and, if you want a camera for taking pictures on the fly, buy from another site.

I’ve been using these Meta HSTN glasses for about a week, and they’re excellent. They’re perfect for point-of-view filming – the video quality is good, and the stabilization is decent enough.The sound quality is impressive. At around half volume, people around you can’t even tell you’re listening to music, which makes them very convenient for everyday use. The auto-dimming lenses are also a great feature, adapting well to light conditions.Overall, a really solid pair of smart glasses that work as advertised.

This product was awesome. I found that for someone who can wear larger glasses, they would work well. For my face i thought they were slightly too big. They were comfortable to wear, they weren't heavy at all with all of the electronics in it. The lenses were very clear and usable, but the transitions struggled to keep my eyes shaded. I still found myself squinting while outside in the sun. I love these glasses, but I dod exchange them for the smaller framed Wayfair models for no other reason except for the style fitting me more than the HSTN.

Bought em. Was initially disappointed. Thought wtf. Why are my lenses clear? Found out they're photoreactive. So, just needed to be in some light.But idk, the look is great. They feel great. I feel great wearing them. Don't know why it took me this long to buy.

I had a Withings Horizon in blue before this one. The Nova is slightly lighter due to the band being a little narrower and the watch itself maybe slightly slimmer. I’ve had Apple Watches before that all broke within 2 years. I prefer the Withings watch appearance more appealing due to its simple traditional looking face with smart watch features. The smart watch connects flawlessly to my Apple IPhone and its features fit my everyday needs. It’s simple and classy, comfortable and durable. It came with watch adjustment tools and an extra rubber watch band. That’s at least an additional $20-$30 value. Not sure what else I would ask Withings to change in future watches. Try it for yourself if you desire something more traditional looking with all the bells and whistles of a smart watch.

Though I had difficulty having to reset the watch because mine was used, but look as new took a while. Also taking the band off in lengthening it. I found it difficult so instead of the stainless band, I’ve put on the strap which looks great, but they have getting things working properly it’s wonderful to look at because of the quality and the new health data. I’m getting on the weddings app has been very helpful. I would recommend this watch to anyone that has a wedding scale and want the best benefits from Health metrics.

The ScanWatch Nova looks fantastic and nails the health tracking — ECG, sleep, heart, all very solid — and the battery life is excellent. But for $600, some things are ridiculous:You can’t set an alarm on the watch itself — you have to open the clunky app and scroll a time wheel like it’s 2010.The app doesn’t match the quality of the hardware — limited, buggy, and designed like an afterthought.And the battery isn’t replaceable, which makes this feel disposable compared to real dive watches.Still, its a quality, good looking watch with medical grade sensors and the core smart features I want. It’s the best available in a market missing the killer Breitling-style smartwatch.Update: first attempt to charge after initial charging and it won't charge. Had to power off and back on to reset it. Withings support is slow, but issue resolved. If this recurs, its going back. I still have 12 days in my return window.

This is the only smartwatch you'd want to wear if you're looking to wear a watch that also have smart health functions. I like how it looks, the daily measurements are fine. The big issue with this smartwatch comea at night. The sleep metrics are not good at all. I have owned every single Withings watch that is made both as Withings and as Nokia but I was so surprised, alas negatively surprised to see the sleep metrics be so bad. The reason is that Withings watch will record you as sleeping even if you're in bed and reading a book, so it will report longer sleep but then all the calculated metrics are wrong because they are based on the length of sleep. The percentage of sleep phases is wrong, the restfulness and the readiness are wrong and sometimes even the heart sleep metrics are wrong. I've simultaneously wore the Withings watch, the Amazefit strap, the Oura ring, and for a few nights just for the purpose of comparison I also wore Samsung Watch Classic 8. All the other three with the exception of Withings reported very similar sleep metrics +/- 10 min. Withings would diverge by 1 or 2 hours depending how long I would read or work in bed before sleep. This is the main reason I canceled Withing+ subscription.All this said I still like the watch, it has good presence in the wristlooks like a watch and not like a mini phone screen strapped on the wrist and the other sensors are dependable. I would also say that if youre not a person who reads or watches TV or works before sleep the watch will work fine. However, from a $600 smartwatch who prides itself in thw accuracy of health metrics I would expect that the health metrics would be good.Other things that in my opinion need improvement would be, indoor training activities, time length of notifications, notification recall at least for the last one and finally it definitely needs wireless charging at this price point. Also, the 30 days advertised battery its more like 20 in real life with moderate activity that can drop to 14-15 with daily training activities.

I bought this watch in Feb 2025 and it has never worked properly. I first noticed that the step counter is off by 50% or so, and none of the notifications worked inconsistently. I contacted Withings through chat on their website, and below is the transcript stating this is a known issue. I have a support request open with them, but they no longer respond to it. The customer service and two year warranty are useless.System (Withings)Jun 4, 2025, 17:23 GMT+2(17:08:20) Matt Koenig: So is this a known issue with this watch?(17:09:07) Eman: Yes. Our development team is happily working on this matter.(17:09:33) Eman: Do you have any questions for me?(17:10:06) Matt Koenig: do you have a date when this might be resolved?(17:12:12) Eman: Although there is no estimated time, please rest assured that I will let you know via email right away once I hear back from them.(17:12:33) Matt Koenig: ok, thanks(17:13:14) Eman: Is there anything else you'd like to ask?(17:13:49) Matt Koenig: no thanks(17:14:27) Eman: You're most welcome. Since you don't have any questions for me, I'll be closing this chat for the time being. Please do not hesitate to reach out again if you need any further assistance, and I will be glad to help. I am delighted that I was given an opportunity to assist you on this matter, and I am hoping that you are happy with the services that I have provided. Again, this is Eman. Thank you for contacting Withings Customer Support.

I have been this watch for a month and are very happy with him. It actually looks and feels like a luxury watch (I receive compliments on a daily basis). Yes it’s not a Rolex etc but definitely not a cheap looking watch either. Functionality has been great. Battery lasted exactly 29 days with medium usage (receiving constant communications etc). I would definitely recommend it if you’re like me and don’t like to sacrifice a nice watch for smartwatches and would like to have the best of both worlds.

Great looking watch, but that’s it. The delicate sensors do not work if you have the metal band installed. So it only probably works with the rubber band to allow contact with sensor but this defeats the purpose to have rubber band on such a nice elegant timepiece. If you want this for the watch look, get it, but if you want it for the scan watch features then go with the normal $200 cheaper model. This $500 model does not work, always saying inconclusive results or low PSI/SPO2 all through the day when I know it’s not true.And yes, one link in and too loose, take link out and way too uncomfortable!In fact if you are wanting fitness metric data just go with the Apple Watch or Google and you will be happier!

Cute, slightly bigger than expected, and came packed well. There is a small hole in the top for airflow which isn't necessary and will allow water to seep out over time, so you do have to water whatever you put in there, though infrequently.

I bought two of these glass cloches to make small terrariums with. They work perfectly for my needs. They hold a lot of moisture, so keep that in mind before buying. The glass dome has a small hole in the top to allow some moisture to escape.

It states has air hole! Mine came with no air hole on the top! If you want to keep a live plant in there, that means you will have to lift the top off of this every day for several minutes. Good luck with that. If there was an air hole as described, I would have given it 5 stars for the bigger size and the glass quality not half bad. Also was packaged nicely so not to break.

Watch has a very rugged and solid feel. The OLED screen is large, beautiful, has rich colors that pop, deep black and gets relatively bright, with a responsive touchscreen. The watch band is a common band in 22mm size, so there's wide compatibility with replacement and style options. This M3 Ultra with the included rubber watch band weighs 2.7 ounces, it's a lightweight watch but you're aware of the physical size.The charging puck has the slightest magnetic attraction to the bottom of the watch, it's a lot weaker than fridge magnets. If you pick up the watch, the weight of the 1 ounce charging puck will cause it to fall off the watch.This smart watch syncs to your phone via an app, Kospet Fit. I have an iPhone and downloaded the app off the Apple app store. Compatibility with iPhone is on par with what you typically get with 3rd party smart watches on iOS. Apple doesn't allow 3rd smartwatches much control beyond surface level stuff, they reserve the deeper controls for their own smart watches. You get phone calls, music controls, and read only notifications while the health tracking stuff you can do without the phone as the watch itself has its own GPS built-in. The watch's Kospet Fit APP lets you adjust settings on the watch as well as add more watch faces to the watch. As of this review, there are 115 home screen watch faces in the APP, and 20 always on watch faces in addition to that. I was able to find one that I liked for both the home screen and always on screen. The watch's OS isn't as polished as Apple's watch OS, but it's still very good. Menus make sense (very similar layout to Apple) and the interface is responsive.One oddity I encountered was the weather APP on the watch. I use a watch face that has a spot for weather information it pulls from the weather APP and most of the time there's no data. There weren't any issues with keeping the watch and iPhone connected and synced but the weather APP had issues keeping itself updated while other APPs didn't have any issue keeping themselves sync with the phone.  Most of the time, the watch's weather APP just has a question mark or is blank/no data for it. I can go into the Kospet Fit app on my iPhone and force a manual sync but that's only a temporary fix.Battery life is impressive for a smart watch. From a charge of 100%, it went 3 days with the always on display feature being active. Without the always on feature, I could see this M3 Ultra lasting a week or more.The $40 price is surprising. This feels and works like a much more expensive smartwatch. The stand outs are the watch body itself and the OLED screen, both are top tier and elevate the watch. If you want something feature packed and affordable, this will fit the bill. This would be great for an active teen too.

I have used quite a few of these lower cost watches. Each one usually has some kind of issue that keeps it from being the perfect watch. This one is almost perfect! Here is a list of the pros and cons:What is good:* Watch is very fast. When you turn your wrist, the display comes on almost immediately.* It has an always on display mode and you can pick from a variety of displays including analog and digital. It can also follow whatever watch face you currently have set. This mode does impact battery life, but the battery still lasts for days. You can schedule the AOD display so it's disabled at night. This saves the battery.* Excellent battery life. I have not run down the battery fully yet but it's at 70% after 2 days and some of that time was with it set to the "always on" display and GPS usage. It should easily last a week.* GPS works great. I have done a few walks with the GPS, and it reports how many miles you walked and gives you a map of where you went.* Bright screen. It does not have an auto setting for the brightness unfortunately, but if you set it to full you can easily see it outside in the sunlight.* Makes and accepts phone calls and the audio sounds good.* All the standard sensors like heart rate and blood oxygen seem accurate. It has blood pressure also, but jury is still out if a watch can give an accurate reading.* Stays connected to your phone! I have had many issues with these watches not staying connected to my phone, but this one stays connected. You do need to keep the Kospet App running otherwise it will lose the connection, but this is common.Issues:* It supports SMS notifications and works if you have your phone set to RCS messaging. (some watches do not work with RCS) It supports App notifications, but it only lists about 30 apps, not all my apps. So, I cannot enable notifications for the apps I want. As a workaround I use Tasker to route my notifications through tasker. The watch does allow for the enable of notifications from Tasker. This is a hack for now, maybe they will fix the App.* Weak vibration motor. You can feel the vibration for notifications but its weak. It really needs to be stronger.* Cannot schedule the "raise to wake" feature. Many watches allow you to schedule when the "raise to wake" feature is enabled. This watch does not have this. It does have it for the AOD display. The raise feature can be enabled/disabled from the quick settings, so you have this at least.Overall, I like this watch and will continue to use it. I love not having to charge the watch every day like I have to do with my Samsung watch.

I LOVE my AMAZTIM Smart Watch. For the record, the model I have is the Tank M3 Ultra. This watch is beautiful and seems to be as robust as it looks and feels. The finishes are gorgeous and it feels hefty, but not when you're actually wearing it. The band and watch are comfortable to wear all day. In fact, I've worn it for most of the past week only taking it off to charge. The only issue I have with the band is I think it's too long. If you have a huge wrist, this won't be an issue for you. Unfortunately, the documentation you receive with the watch is minimal with almost no instruction on all the features so it's learn as you go. There are so many features and qualities to talk about, including the app, I'll only being covering some highlights of life with this watch so far, but performance seems to be improving the longer I use it. The screen is large, clear and easy to read and is very responsive to touch. Swiping through the various functions is quick and easy. There are numerous faces to choose from in the phone app and it's simple to switch between them. You can even make your own (I made a Star Trek one for myself), although the only thing you can show on the custom face is time and date and the position those two are in. I've worn it in the shower a couple of times with no ill effects at all. The health monitoring seems to be fairly accurate. My blood pressure is in line with the readings I usually get at the doctor, but I haven't actually had it on at a check up yet to compare. Heart Rate moves up and down as you would expect during exertion. It has an Emotion monitor too, but I have no idea how it checks this. It accurately saw my mood change when my wife told me she damaged a tire on her car (see photo), but it's also shown me upset for no apparent reason. I recently took a walk and compared the GPS monitoring on the watch with the Strava app on my phone and the readings were virtually identical (see photo). Using that feature on the watch sucked up a lot of power though. Speaking of power, I got a low power warning on the 6th day of use when it reached 20%. I had charged it to 100% when I first received it. Recharging from 20% to 100% took almost exactly 3 hours. The sleep monitor seemed way off at first, but it seems to be getting more accurate the longer I wear it. Long term sleep data isn't stored on the watch, but you can view most of it in the watch app. Exercise data is stored the same way. Making and receiving calls on the watch is surprisingly easy and the sound is decent. I can clearly hear the caller and they can clearly hear me. Receiving text messages works pretty well. The watch vibrates when there is a notification, but the vibration is pretty subtle so sometimes I miss it and the message. The only real trouble spot I've experienced so far is with my contacts list. It seems the app will only import 100 contacts. When I first imported my list from what I believe is my Gmail contacts list (it doesn't tell you WHERE it's getting the data from), there were 118. Only 100 were imported and it randomly left some out. Some left out were favorites and frequently used. I've since whittled the list down to 58 and the app updated the list with the contacts removed, BUT it didn't import the remaining contacts. I can't find a way to re-import or update the list manually. I've contacted support for help. Overall, this is now my favorite watch and I wear it all the time. I'm very pleased with it. I think considering the overall functionality and quality of the watch itself, it's certainly worth the asking price (Currently $150 w/coupon). The weakest area is the watch app. Hopefully, it will improve in time and my contacts issue will be resolved. I'll update this review when there is more to share.

What stands out most on this watch compared to others I’ve tried is the simplicity of the screen menu system. When I’m working out or in the process of a workout, I don’t need to have to scroll through menus and sub-menus to find what I’m looking for, I need to access the data at that moment.The menu setup for this watch is organized in a way that all the mostly used items are just a swipe away.The main menu is assessable by swiping left; allowing you access to everything the watch is capable of - from the system settings to types of workout you want to record, timer, stopwatch, alarm, health monitors, compass, etc. This main menu encapsulate all functions of the other directional swipes.A downward swipe will allow you to change/view the watch’s functions, such as: Bluetooth calling, brightness, battery level, voice assistant, system menu, silence mode, raise to view, the duration of the screen display, etc. Here you configure the way the watch and screen behaves - the essential operation of the watch.Shortcuts to mostly used functions are displayed by an upward swipe. Here you have access to the timer, stopwatch, alarms, heart rate / blood pressure / stress / sleep monitors, barometric and altimeter readings and overall fitness graph.Incoming SMSs are viewable when swiped right. Here all notifications (ones that you’ve activated within the KOSPET app) are displayed. The notifications are grouped in accordance to each app, ie; all SMSs are keep together and separate from ones on WhatsApp, and so on. You don’t have to be scrolling down a continuous list of SMS alerts to find a certain notification from WhatsApp.I find this navigational system to be so efficient over the others. I need to start a workout or view my vitals; I swipe up, bypassing all the non-essential setting like the compass, call setting, calculator, flashlight. When I need to increase the brightness of the screen, I swipe down and there it is - not having to squint through a long list of options before being able to adjust the screen so I can see its contains.

I had been using the T2 until now. I was happy with it too. But I wanted something newer and tried this M3. Wow! What a great watch. First thing I noticed was how vivid and crystal clear the display is. Big enough to easily see and use yet not too big. It's just right.The watch is comfortable and fits great.Next thing I noticed was the menu layout and quick access to it. The placement of every feature and setting is easy to find and use. No issues at all. By the way, syncing this to my S22 was so easy since I was already using the app for my T2. So this was so quick and easy.Speaking of quick. That was the next thing I noticed. Syncing between the watch and app is really fast. Updates in a matter of seconds. I also added some more watch faces from inside the app. When I synced them to my watch it only took a fraction of the time that it took on my T2 watch.All in all this watch is beautiful, fast and accurate. All the health readings are right in line with what my other devices measure.I have it set to pretty much constantly run, sync and read/update my health stats. After 24 hours my battery is only down to 89%. I had only charged it initially to 97%. So great battery life even with all the settings on and reading/scanning.Absolutely an awesome watch at a phenomenal price.You definitely will not be disappointed with this watch. So many additional features I don't normally use too. This thing is loaded and a workhorse of a smart watch.Highly recommend!

After spending some time with this watch, I'm finding that most of the marketing is true, but some are a bit of stretching the truth.Pros:1 - Beautiful screen. The AMOLED claims do look to be true.2 - Battery life is very good. Each day of "normal" use, i.e mostly a watch but sometimes going for a short run, i'm seeing about a 5% drop in battery per day. Extrapolating this out, its about a 3-week battery life, which is very good for a fitness tracket.3 - App integrations are working. I'm able to receive regular cell phone calls (I can't receive facetime audio or facetime video). My wife was able to hear me and vice-versa using the watch. Step counting looks like its working, iMessage/SMS messages were passed over to the watch just fine.Cons:1 - This thing is chonky and heavy. In order to not allow the watch to flop around, I set the band pretty tight. Otherwise, it was flopping quite a bit on my wrist while running.2 - GPS tracking doesn't seem to leverage the watch or the watch isn't doing any local tracking. For example, I had left my phone at my desk and went for a "trail-running" activity where the phone starts to track your movement. Then promptly went for the run. The first minute the watch simply complained about bluetooth connectivity loss. After my 5 minute run around the park and coming back, the watch reconnected to the phone, but no GPS tracking data had been collected or transferred. This makes no sense to me.3 - No tap to wake. This isn't a super big issue, but you either need to do a lift to wake or a button push to wake up the watch. This is a minor issue at best as the lift to wake function worked well.So if you're a bigger fella and need something chonky and are okay with carrying your phone with you while you work out, this will do well. If you're a smaller guy and dont always carry your iPhone with you, you might need to look towards some 1st party accessories.

This is very similar in size and form factor to a AWU2. Nice bright screen with easy to read faces. I do wish there was more watch faces but I am sure there will be more in time but don't get me wrong there is a fair amount of watch faces and always on faces to choose from. Very comfortable to wear and the best part for me is the battery life. I have another brand name watch that I have to charge once a day this one seems to get me through a week with the always on activated. It is rated for 2 weeks with normal use I am guessing with AOD off. Has so many health features like mood, stress, blood pressure, heart rate, sleep, and blood o2. The apps lays it out nicely with a graph that you can view based on day, week, and month so you can track it how you want. I did not try out the GPS functionality as I really don't have a need for that function as of right now. Notifications work well and great being able to answer a call right on the watch when the phone is out of reach. You can also make calls from it with the speaker being loud enough to hear clearly. There is tons of built in exercise modes that should cover everyone's needs. Overall this is a great smart watch at a great price with all if not more features than some of the bigger name brands. Very impressed!

The AMAZTIM M3 Ultra Smart Watch is the best timekeeper I've owned all year. With a large AMOLED screen, images pop, and text is very readable. The built-in GPS is one of those added features that you don't know you need until you try it. Pro Tip: Give it time to connect to a satellite when you're outside. I turn it on and start my session, and next thing you know, I'm connected.The battery lasts and lasts, I like the fact that the watch charges via the included charging cradle, as opposed to trying to line up the wobbly magnet connectors found on other watches. The screen has already been dropped and taken a beating with no effect thus far. So I'm happy to know that the AMAZTIM M3 Ultra Smart Watch can handle whatever I've thrown at it, and it just keeps on ticking.I absolutely LOVE the audible heart rate warnings that let me know when I'm exceeding my pre-set limits. It has allowed me to streamline my workouts and maintain a steady rate to maintain optimal health. I chose the white "spaceman" watch face, and love how it pops when I raise my wrist to look at it. There's so much to like about this device, and the AMAZTIM M3 Ultra Smart Watch punches above its weight compared to much more expensive models. Drop whatever you're doing and pick one up for yourself, you won't regret it. Highly recommended.