So in short, if you have an iPhone this is useless, besides the fact it suppose to work with an iPhone, granted less features, but in this case it's useless

I love the features, and I love the way it interacts with my phone

While this can be hampering at times, it is still a nice feature to be able to read your messages when you are in a meeting or unable to take your phone out of your pocket

I went into it knowing I would be forfeiting many features for using it paired with my iPhone, so I can only hope this review will do the same for you in knowing what to expect

You might be asking, why buy this watch if its features are limited for IOS users

The heart rate monitor and pedometer are a nice feature

The main feature I like is the size

(I found this a neat feature)

Cool feature if you get bored easily

I will say a handy feature(with iOS) is when you use Google Maps on your phone and your phone screen is shut off, you will still receive direction notifications on your watch

No complaints lots of neat features.

battery goes dead after half a day without even using the features, not worth the money, better a regular good watch.

Too many features to mention, but the variety of watch faces is awesome.

It's just a less feature rich version of Google Fit

Quick glances for incoming calls is the best feature for a "smart watch".The always on display is phenomenal

Google fit offers some amazing features like counting the small movements of your wrists for counting push-ups

It lacks the features to support 3rd party apps, being able to reply to text messages, and being able to buy custom watch faces

features are good.