Smart Watch With Fitness And Phone App

Was able to make my Dum Tv a Smart Tv, lots of apps ,i am able to watch Apple tv with no interuptions ,my phone i would have to keep resetting it, no longer have that issue with Roku ,purchased 2 of them for my tv's

I'm one of those Apple-y tech people who resisted getting a smart watch for years. I mainly wanted it so I can see and respond to texts and phone calls while on my bike (I keep my phone in a giant messenger bag), but thought it wasn't worth it. Yeah, this thing is great. I charge it for maybe 20-40 minutes in the morning, and an hour or so before bed, but otherwise I wear it 24/7. The best thing is how it taps you awake, and that I can leave my phone, and its temptation to doomscroll or just idly fuss about, in the other room without worrying about missing important messages. The biggest miss is that it ties the reminders to wash your hands when you get home (good) to having its handwashing detection enabled (which is not so much buggy as it simply interprets a great many things that aren't hand washing as such). With a decent leather band it looks good. Dressy enough for a date or going out for a night on the town (when such things are possible again).

I bought the watch mainly to use on the golf course. With a golf app I have lowered my score. So much better than pulling out a phone. Also nice to use your own photos for the face.

I have a Sony alpha 7 series camera. In theory, it's possible to connect it to a smart phone using a built-in app, but in my experience, Sony's app is somewhere between cumbersome and impossible to set up. The Vello sets up very quickly -- plug it to into your camera's micro-USB, set the USB on the camera per the Vello instructions, go to Settings on your phone, and sign into the Vello's wifi signal. Apart from setting your camera's USB port, you don't have to screw around with the camera's menu at all, and the Vello gives you a full range of controls. The new CamRange2 will work with Sony and many others, but it's much more expensive. I don't think this unit is as robust as CamRangers, and it took a long time to charge the li-ion battery the first time, but it does what it promises. There are Vello apps that let you use Apple & Android smart phones/tablets and both Windows and Mac. (I use a Mac, and it's a 64-bit app, so it's compatible with OS Catalina.)

This sure beats climbing on stepladders to set lights individually. The smart phone app supports grouping lights, which is nice.

This is probably the best smart thermostat that I have used. Very easy to install and program with clear instructions, step by step illustrations on paper and on your phone app. The power extender kit is a brilliant idea for systems with less than 5 wires, please go on ecobee site and make sure your system is compatible with this stat (very easy) The programming options are very versatile for each day of the week and easy to setup. Love the weather forecast and current outdoor temperatures display. Motion sensor for screen display is awesome, the built in humidity sensor is a bonus. The wifi feature works flawless and stays connected all the time. The phone app is very good with current status of system. Above all, it is a Canadian company and customer care and all tech help is from Canada not from some offshore call centre. I am a happy customer so far .

This is a great entry level tv. If you own a Samsung phone, there is no other choice. Samsung smart things app let's you sync and control this TV flawlessly.

This is my first smart watch and I love it! I will be buying another one for my dad!

Series 6 health features are worth the purchase price alone. Watch does it all including fitness tracking.

Nice watch to track fitness results. Many functions that are easy to use. The GPS works very well and nice downloads of workout to phone. Charge last a long time.