A beautiful watch with rich graphics. I have a Samsung phone, so synchronization was easy. I used a Mi4 band which was slightly more accurate during sleep... I use it minimally, but it is very convenient for answering calls and maybe some short messages. The blood pressure and heart rate measurements are OK, but you don't get a watch to have it as a blood pressure monitor... the battery lasts me 1 day, but with sleep tracking and heart rate monitoring generally turned off (as I said, minimal use)... otherwise it doesn't last more than 20 hours... sturdy and quality construction. I have had it for 1 month now... I don't know if it's value for money as I don't know the competitive watches. My wife has a Huawei, I don't remember the model, which cost 130€ 2 years ago. It's honest with a much longer battery life with continuous measurements on... nevertheless, I don't regret buying it at all! I am quite satisfied!

Firstly, I would like to mention that if you want to wander around with a mobile phone and waste time on cringe social media for free, you should get a smartwatch in my opinion because you won't be using its "smart" function and it would be a waste of money.

What you need to switch to being phoneless:
- Buds (to talk without looking like James Bond)
- PowerBank because unfortunately the battery doesn't last,
- a mobile phone with eSim (because if the watch gets formatted and you don't have a backup, you will lose your SIM cards)

If you don't have a mobile phone with eSim, then you have to hide your phone in your bag and use Bluetooth with the watch.

Battery, I would say it depends, if you sacrifice some features of the watch for battery life and don't constantly mess with it, the battery will last just fine. With a powerbank, it can be fully charged within 40 minutes from around 10%.

Music, Pass, and Identity: Crop the QR Code on your phone with a little padding around it and import it through the Wear OS App. Download albums and you won't need to waste data to listen to Spotify. (Up to 16GB of space)
Edit: There is also an app called QR Code that you can scan with your phone and transfer it to the watch.

Issues:
I tried Spotify and the watch overheated after a few songs, when I closed all the background apps, the battery just drained quickly, for example, from 15% it would drop to 5% within 20 minutes or even less.

It may have eSim, but it doesn't allow you to use all your numbers simultaneously. Of course, it doesn't bother me as much since I have one card for calls and another for data. It won't bother you either if you don't have a second SIM. Luckily, you can still switch it while you're on the watch, you don't necessarily need a phone (Settings -> Connectivity -> Mobile Plans -> Data Plan).

Other than that, it's a very good entry watch for the phone-less change, and the higher price you pay compared to a cheaper competitor means that they won't sell your data to third-party companies.

In the future, we will see new watches that are far more efficient with more features, but until then, I will stick with this one!

The watch is excellent but the battery is unacceptable. Using the e sim, it doesn't last more than 6 hours. If used in a pool, the battery runs out in less than an hour.

Simply perfect!
I highly recommend it..
The only drawback is its battery.
Lasts only one day with heavy usage!
I would buy it again for 160 euros