I was looking for a budget smart watch to replace my old and broken Samsung Galaxy Gear S3 Frontier. After using the watch for years, I realized the exact aspects I need in a I smart watch and what I don't, so the new Galaxy watch doesn't seem neccessary or a good value to me. Also, I was looking for a more durable build, a watch that I can do the gym, yard work, wash my hands in, use power tools with high vibration, go for days in the woods hiking and camping with a battery that would last... I didn't want to spend big money on a $1000 Garmin with the GPS and all that because I also want to be able to just throw away the watch if it breaks due to my abuse, and buy a new one, so less than $200 was my target. I went with the curved version of the Tank first. I fell in love with the bright, crisp amoled screen and the plethora of free watch faces instantly. Then the usefulness of all the stuff I had on my Samsung watch was stuffed in here at a much cheaper price point. But the shape didn't feel right to me, it felt like a large fit bit on my wrist and I like a watch. So I tried the TRex Pro by Amazfit. It was a little more money but had GPS built in. Down side was the watch was very plastic, very light and cheap feeling and the screen was too dim and not sharp enough for someone spoiled by Samsung. Then I found this watch, which is the Tank T2, and realized it's a Kospet same as the curved screen Tank I had originally bought. For the price point, I don't need GPS, but instead I get metal, solid feeling build quality, call connectivity with my phone, meets all my workout tracking needs, outdoor needs, battery life is way longer than Samsung, watch face choices are vast, the Kospet app is straight forward and easy to use. I spent $50 less on the Tank T2 than I did on the TRex Pro and in all ways other than the GPS, the Tank2 seems like the better watch...cool. I posted a couple pics to show you can customize the watch face from your gallery, but the camera on my ZFold 4 doesn't do the watch screen any justice, it's just as bright and sharp as my Samsung watch. It's only been a couple days so we'll see how it holds up under daily wear and tare. I installed the screen protector that came with the watch so I'm not worried about scratches to the face, and that metal frame will look tuff when it starts to get nicks and scratches. This is not my dress-up watch... At $100, I'm not gonna feel terrible if I destroy it working on a lawnmower or something. I'd recommend if you need a budget friendly watch with call, sms, etc. connectivity to your phone, water resistant microphone and speaker that is loud, (the TRex Pro doesn't have a mic or speaker, by the way, so no talking to your virtual assistant from your wrist and hearing responses) great fitness tracking, not overly blocky like a military style tactical watch but still very masculine and rugged looking, and feels more expensive than it is. I'm pleasantly surprised by the Tank T2 smart watch.***Quick update. I don't know if this is due to poor build quality or a more common chemical reaction, but after a couple nights out in the woods with bug spray all over me for the mosquitoes, the plastic on the back of the watch looks to be melted...? I've had the watch about 4 days. First outdoor trip with it. I'm guessing the melting is from a chemical reaction to the Deet in the insect repellent spray? Surely it couldn't be from poking the campfire and roasting marshmallows, since this mil spec watch has a higher temp tolerance than my hand... I've included some nee pics of the back of the watch. Any explanations are welcomed...Haven't changed my rating because I still like this watch.