ZODVBOZ i10 Pro Max Smart Watch Review

ZODVBOZ i10 Pro Max Smart Watch Review

This is an alternative to the famous Apple Watch. I own this watch and have used it for a few days now and will continue to use/test it for a few weeks. I own KNM-Electronics and always buy and test products before I sell them on my site.

So the i10 Pro Max is a good alternative to the $399 Apply Watch Series 10. Appearance wise, it's identical to the Apple Watch 10. The face and band are exact. The band on the this watch and the Apple Watch 10 are unique how they are attached to the watch base. The bands slide into a groove in the watch base. It's very cool and I prefer this to the spring loaded pins on most watches. 

The i10 Pro Max band is very comfortable to wear all day. It's a simple rubber type band but does the job very well. There are enough, barely, pin holes in the band to accommodate most wrist sizes. My wrist is kind of small and so I had to use the very last adjustment hole. But it works!!

There are 10 or 12 different watch faces that come preinstalled on the i10 Pro Max. There are some digital time displays and some analog style faces. I like the digital time display.

Let me talk about the setup of the i10 Pro Max. It's a piece of cake! Here are the steps from unboxing to wearing.

1. Unbox the i10 Pro Max and attach the USB cable to a computer and then sit the i10 Pro Max watch on the wireless charging pad. You will see the watch display the charging status.
2. After 30 minutes, remove the i10 Pro Max from the charging pad
3. Install the wrist bands. Slide the end of the wrist bands into the slot on the side of the watch base. They slide in quite easily but are snug.
4. On your smart phone, install the LaxasFit app from the Play Store for Android or the Apple Store for iOS. When installed open the app and create a profile/user account. I just use my Google Account.
5. Now pair the watch with the app via Bluetooth. The app will find the watch quickly. Just select the watch and click pair.
6. The app will sync the date and time with the smart watch. Now you're all set.

I will update this review periodically with more info like battery life, etc.

I have used several of the health and sports functions. The heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen functions work great. I compared the readings with my other smart watch and a blood pressure wrist device. I also have used the Pedometer for walking and it's count is right on the money. I manually counted steps in my head and compared it to the watch.