The pulse ox and sleep tracker on my Lily 2 Classic don't seem to be working. Support was not able to resolve the issue on the first try, but if they can, I will come update this review. The look and other functions are good. Much better than the Fitbit I used to have.
Going from an Apple Watch to the Lily classic was tough. Although the look was what I wanted the features were not. Text quality was terrible and you cannot respond. The workout feature was complicated as you had to start and stop at every set and unless you were doing an upper body workout or cardio it did not track it. I ended up returning this after two weeks. It just wasn’t for me feature wise but the look was a much more traditional watch look which was what I wanted. I am disappointed that it didn’t work for me.
I have a small wrist so I wanted a smart watch that doesn't look too big and awkward on my hand, and it was just what I was looking for. I got mine with a leather strap. It has a clean look of a regular watch with the functionality of a smart watch. I also like the clean aesthetic that the monochrome screen has in combination with the floral engraving.
I like the size, I like the look (though I wish there were real hands), but the main reason I bought this watch was to monitor my HR during exercise, but it’s been wildly off, sometimes by 50+ noms, which I found when I compared it to a chest strap monitor and my old Fitbit, I’m pretty disappointed.
Got this as a gift. At first I liked it but I’m begging to dislike the watch. It’s hard to operate and I’m constantly tapping to simply see what time it is. The online instruction book has not been overly helpful.
I'm very dissappointed in the battery life, considering my previous smart watch would last 3+ weeks! The Lily's battery lasts about 4 days. The "wake up" feature to tap the screen or flip your wrist does not work. I'm constantly tapping on the screen to wake it up. I worked out this morning for 40 minutes at an aggressive walking pace and it said I walked 1900 steps and only burned 143 calories, even though the distance was 1.5 miles. Not a chance. And the sleep score seems off too. On what I think are restful nights I get a score of 50ish, and then on toss and turn nights I get a score of 80ish. Can't find the feature to send a (pre-made) text when declining a phone call. I wish the band was a bit wider. Might go back to my other watch - a Withings!