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I've been interested in a smart watch but didn't want to pay the price of a big name brand. Turns out this was a great fit for me. I used it about half the day for 5 days and it's still 52% charged so the battery life is decent. The watch band is nice and flexible but I do take it off when I'm at the computer for long periods of time so I might try to purchase the metal band like my traditional watch. It did take me a while to setup, likely since this is my first smart watch. Signing up for an account gave me some odd error so I choose to just skip that which I prefer anyways. I was able to easily pair the watch to my smart phone. Then selected to get notifications from SMS, Phone calls, and specific apps. I found I didn't like many notifications so limited those. It vibrates with notifications and the bluetooth functions worked great for picking up and making calls. The health data works but doesn't appear to sync with my samsung health data so both track my steps. I did not wear it to sleep to test sleep tracking. I never could get the voice assistant to work with google assistant, on my samsung phone it keep pulling up bixby. But the alarms work, music controls work, stopwatch, calculator, and remote shutter were all helpful. Flashlight feature was interesting. My favorite was the ability to find my phone from the watch and visa versa to find my watch from the phone. I did try a few custom watch faces which was great since it's a lot of data on one screen and the always on feature was pretty cool to keep the time while charging. The only major issue I had was the weather data often gets polled from other cities with similar names but that software can be improved. The build quality is great. This is the tougher build version so I did wear it while working in the yard. Bumped into a few things but no obvious scratches on the screen or metal surround. It does measure 14mm deep, 42mm wide (not including buttons), and 49mm long (52mm including watch band clips). Seemed to have no trouble with water although I did not try swimming. Overall I'm happy, glad to be more technology connected at a price I still enjoy. Read more

The most recent update of this watch compared to its previous version Tank 2 Ultra, new cousin, the P10 watch. I also love this watch and own the Tank 2 Ultra watch, Tank3 Ultra and now the P10. I had to buy the P10 directly from the Kospet website because I bought it as soon as it was available, and it had not yet been available on Amazon. There is little difference between the Tank 2 Ultra 2 and the Tank 3 Ultra...so i focused my comparison with the previous model as i had more time to test and wear it. With that caveat mentioned, below is a breakdown of the two. Here’s a quick comparison of swimming laps and water-related use between the Kospet P10 and the Tank 2 Ultra (Tankwatch 2 Ultra/Tank3 Ultra). Note: exact specs can vary by firmware, so check your device’s latest updates. I’ve highlighted typical strengths and trade-offs. Quick comparison: Kospet P10 vs Tank 2 Ultra (swimming-focused) 1) Water resistance and swim metrics Kospet P10** Water resistance: IP68/IP68-like rating often advertised; some models also claim 5ATM. Verify your unit’s rating in the user manual. Swimming features commonly include: basic lap counting, stroke recognition, and pace/heart rate monitoring during workouts. Tank 2 Ultra** Water resistance: Generally rated 5ATM (up to 50 meters) for swimming. More mature swim tracking in many models: automatic lap counting, distance, pace, stroke type detection on many builds, and sometimes more advanced swim metrics (SWOLF, stroke rate, and endurance metrics) with robust GPS/GLONASS support for open-water swim when applicable. The bottom line is that both can handle pool swimming, but the Tank 2 Ultra typically offers more mature swim analytics and broader water-resistance status checks in practice. 2) Swim metrics and accuracy Kospet P10** Pros: Decent pool lap counting, simple stroke/pacing readouts, decent HR monitoring during laps. Cons: Stroke detection and distance accuracy can be less consistent, with occasional GPS-free measurements or drift in long sessions. Tank 2 Ultra** Pros: More refined swimming metrics (often accurate lap counting, distance, pace, SWOLF, stroke type, stroke rate). If it has GPS, open-water tracking is more reliable. Cons: Higher likelihood of needing firmware updates to optimize swim metrics. Bottom line: Tank 2 Ultra generally provides more advanced and reliable swim analytics. 3) Heart rate and health tracking during swims Kospet P10** HR sensor on wrist; works during swims if properly sealed. Sleep/activity features standard. Tank 2 Ultra** Robust HR monitoring with continuous tracking, often better stability during workouts due to more mature sensor tech and software optimization. Bottom line: Tank 2 Ultra tends to deliver steadier HR data during swims. 4) GPS and open-water swimming Kospet P10** If equipped, GPS can work for open-water workouts, but many budget models have inconsistent GPS performance and may rely more on pool mode. Tank 2 Ultra** Usually better GPS performance and open-water swim support, including route mapping and distance tracking. Bottom line: Tank 2 Ultra has an edge for open-water swimming. 5) Ecosystem and app experience Kospet P10** Kospet app ecosystem, reasonable exercise history, basic analytics, and typical third-party app integration. Tank 2 Ultra** Often pairs with more mature app ecosystems, better workout export options (FIT/GPX), and sometimes more polished coaching and analytics dashboards. Bottom line: Tank 2 Ultra generally offers a stronger data and export experience. 6) Battery life in swimming mode Kospet P10** Typically decent battery life; swimming sessions drain battery, but basic tracking is efficient. Tank 2 Ultra** Higher-end display and features can use more power; however, it’s designed to last through several workouts depending on settings (GPS on vs off, HR tracking, etc.). Bottom line: Expect similar day-to-day endurance; enable GPS only when needed to conserve battery. 7) Durability and usability in a pool Kospet P10** Lightweight, good everyday wear; ensure you have a secure strap and proper sealing for pool use. Tank 2 Ultra** Rugged design with trusted waterproofing for swimming; often has better overall build and reliability in wet conditions. Bottom line: Both are pool-friendly, with Tank 2 Ultra typically offering more rugged confidence. Recommendations based on priorities If your priority is detailed swim analytics (lap counts, SWOLF, stroke rate, open-water tracking) and robust GPS support, consider the Tank 2 Ultra as the stronger swimmer-focused option. If you want a more budget-friendly option with solid pool metrics and good battery life, the Kospet P10 is a viable choice—just expect slightly less precise swim metrics and tracking finesse. Quick tips to maximize swimming performance with either watch Ensure the device is properly tightened and wetted before swimming to improve HR accuracy. Verify you’ve enabled pool swimming mode (if available) and set pool length correctly in the app. Keep firmware updated for the latest swim metrics improvements. Calibrate stroke recognition by doing a few test laps if your model offers manual calibration. One can't go wrong with either watch, and given the frequency with which I have enabled the watches to monitor vitals, my battery life is much shorter than the typical default settings, so I end up rotating between the two to avoid potential battery exhaustion during workout times. New updated post: The customer service was excellent, and they refunded my purchase without a hassle. I will be repurchasing this watch because I love it that much! And, when you have a company that stands by their products the way this company does, I will gladly give them as well as this watch, another try. Excellent job, customer service, and company 👏 The old post was the following: I bought this watch in October 2024, and have worn it virtually every day until today, January 15th, 2025. I swim 3x to 4x per week in a local swimming pool, and this watch does a great job keeping a record of laps and my vitals. But today, the screen was blank for about 30 seconds while in the pool, then remained blank permanently. It still has a charge, and I've dried it out. I can tell the rest of the watch is working without the screen because it still vibrates, and the back of the watch that measures body info is flashing as usual. The Amazon website says a refund is only available for 30 days. They had me contact the seller, which I just did on their website. I hope they respond and make this right by repairing or giving me a discount or replacement watch. As I said, I loved this watch more so than my Garmin Swim2 watch, but it's still working, and this one isn't. I hate to think that I spent a large amount of money on a watch that didn't last 6 months. Read more

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