Military Smart Watch for Men 1.85” Big Screen Smart Watch, LED Flashlight/730mAh Battery/100+ Sports Modes Fitness Watch, Heart Rate Sleep Tracker Smartwatch for iOS Android (Black Stainless Steel)

Nice watch. Some serious battery life. I wish the band was wider to match better with the watch size.

The only thing I would want more would be able to download dials from the app store.

Charger only lasts a few hours, and there's no options for screens.

I recently got the Military Smart Watch with the big 1.53” screen and I’m genuinely impressed by how much it packs into one rugged device. The large, bright display is super clear — perfect for quick glances during workouts or outdoor activities, even in bright sunlight. One standout feature is the built-in LED flashlight. It’s surprisingly bright and handy for camping, night runs, or just finding stuff in the dark. Plus, the ability to answer and make calls directly from the watch means you can stay connected without pulling out your phone — super convenient for on-the-go or during intense workouts. With over 100 sports modes, it covers pretty much every activity I’ve thrown at it, from running and cycling to hiking and even swimming. The sleep tracker gives useful insights, and the fitness tracking overall feels accurate and motivating. Battery life is solid, thanks to the 400mAh battery — I get multiple days on a single charge, which is key for longer trips or busy weeks. It pairs easily with both iOS and Android, and the tactical design makes it look tough and ready for action without sacrificing comfort. If you want a durable smartwatch loaded with features that support an active lifestyle — whether training hard or exploring outdoors — this watch is a smart, dependable choice.

My husband recently integrated the Military Smart Watch, featuring a 1.53-inch big screen and a robust 400mAh battery, into his daily routine, and it has quickly become indispensable. At first glance, the tactical design stands out, with its sturdy build that complements his active lifestyle. He appreciates the practicality of the LED flashlight function, which has come in handy during late-night dog walks and power outages at home. The ability to answer and make calls directly from the watch ensures that he remains connected without needing to pull out his phone constantly. The smartwatch's vast array of over 100 sports modes has been particularly beneficial for tracking his diverse fitness pursuits. Whether he's running, cycling, or trying out a new workout, this device provides comprehensive data to help him monitor his progress. Its sleep tracking feature has been illuminating, offering insights into his sleep patterns and helping him make adjustments for better rest. However, he's noted that the battery, while commendable, doesn't always last as long as he'd hoped when he's making heavy use of the more advanced functions, such as the sports modes and call features. Overall, the watch has provided an excellent balance of functionality and durability, syncing smoothly with both iOS and Android systems. It's a perfect match for his adventurous spirit and tech-oriented lifestyle, making daily activities both more organized and efficient. While a longer-lasting battery would be ideal, the strengths of this smartwatch easily outweigh its minor shortcomings, enhancing both his fitness and everyday life.

The display is definitely the outstanding feature of this watch. Bright, easy to read and bigger than most watches. Really a pleasure to look at. The watch is also very lightweight. I measured it at 52g. Love the LED flashlight. First time I've owned a watch with such a feature. It's plenty bright and easy to turn on in the dark. That said, there are some downsides for me. First off, the watch's body is pretty thick. I measured it with calipers and it.s 14.2mm thick. If you add that to the fact that the face is big, the watch does feel like it gets in the way sometimes as I move my hand. I expect that takes time to get used to. The second issue is the length of time the display stays on once activated. It takes about 1 second for the screen to come on when you move your wrist to look at it, and it stays on for 5 seconds. I expect that's done for battery saving purposes but if you're trying to read a screen with lots of info, 5 seconds isn't enough. It would help if this was adjustable, but I did not find any settings for it. Overall, a good watch. The screen size is impressive and looks great. The watch's negatives are quite tolerable.

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I'm a big fan of smart watches and watches in general. Given the opportunity I absolutely love reviewing new watches. When this one came up in my feed I was excited to test it out. Upon first inspection, I would classify the "Military Smart Watch" as a mid-tier smart watch. Not as nice or feature rich as a Samsung or a Garmin, but much nicer than some of the lower quality and less expensive smart watches on the market at the moment. The case is fairly basic, with only a single home button which brings up the main menu button interface, a separate power button which acts as a back button from within the menus or can be used with a long press to bring up the power off/reset menu. Finally there is a third button that you can hold for a couple seconds to turn on the LED flashlight on the top right of the watch body So essentially you will be only interacting with the home button and using the touch screen. The home button also acts as a back button depending on what menu you're currently in. I've found the power button to seldom get used. The case material. The bezel seems to be made of some type of painted metal. The back and sides of the case seem to be a high impact injection moulded plastic. I would have preferred machined aluminum but at least this one won't show off coloured scratches and dings the way aluminum would. Size. Just be aware, this watch is fairly large. I would say it's definitely on the top end of watch sizes. I've got fairly small wrists and this watch fits best on mine using a leather cuff style band. If you decide to go that route you will need to make sure yours has a hole for the heart rate detector on the back. For me, and my small wrists, the standard silicone watch band that is included is less than ideal. If you've got larger wrists, you'll have better luck. Charging is with the included magnetic pins to USB-A cable. Note: Wrist tilt function I found too slow for my liking. Tilting up takes 2 seconds for the display to turn on. This is a bit of a deal breaker for me. Touch response fairly good. Not the fastest I've used, but still fairly responsive. The applications built into the smart watch are fairly standard fair. Including the typical heart rate, activity recording, sleep, stopwatch, timer, exercise tracking etc. Similar to all smart watches on the market these days. The interface can be changed through the settings menu, to a variety of different bubble style layouts. My preference being the layouts that also show a text description of the icon, of which there are a few options. Swiping from the main watch face are as follows: Swipe Right, brings up the smart menu of the last 6 apps you've used, this is very convenient for keeping your most used apps close to hand. Swipe Left, brings up the "Activity" section, from which you can swipe up to see all of your recorded steps, calories, exercise data with a 7 day history. Swipe Up, brings up pushed messages from your phone. Swipe Down, brings up the most used system icons, such as toggling night mode, battery charge icon, brightness, flashlight, settings etc. Using the watch for about 2 weeks, it's performed well. I would have preferred having at least one, or maybe two programmable buttons to have quick access to the features I use regularly, though having the smart menu (Right swipe from the main screen) is appreciated. Sports data seemed to record well, heart rate and step counting was also decent. Connection to my iPhone worked without issue. Overall it's a decent smart watch with fewer features than I would have liked. A slightly lower quality watch case than I would have preferred. The flashlight feature is surprisingly useful as I found myself using it on more than one occasion. I just wish it the materials were a bit higher quality, the screen was a bit quicker in touch response, and the Tilt On function was faster. I will continue to test this watch out and will update my review should my impressions require updates!