Very little ability to pair with iPhone. Notifications were sporadic at best.
The look on the watch is good and it feels comfortable if you like a heavier watch. However, if you are looking for a smart watch that you can use for workouts and track your pulse data, it is very antiquated from what is on the market today. This reminds me of first-generation fitness trackers. It is also hard to toggle through the various apps and takes a while to get used to. Two days is not enough to truly understand how to use the watch. I went outside my return window before I decided this wasn't the "smart" watch I was looking for. Simply, it was difficult to use, lagged in updating between the app and the watch, and lacked logical fitness tracking. All this to say I am a Citizen loyalist and this would be the first watch I absolutely wish I didn't purchase from them.
Overall, it seems like a great watch. Some helpful information for sure, but the sleep tracker is definitely not accurate. I was questioning it for a while, but last night I was up for over an hour sick, and the watch says I slept right through.
It’s ok if you want to use the watch as a watch and not your cell phone. However the digital faces that are available are terrible and need an upgrade.