I started as a user of an earlier, possibly the first version - M1 of the Kospet Tank watch. I loved its ruggedness, extremely long battery life, and simple design. I now have a T4. I find that the UI has become less intuitive and unnecessarily complicated. I also have experienced some software glitches. Finally, the battery life is not as long as I have been accustomed to. On a 2 week overseas trip, I forgot to bring my charger, and had to put the watch into Low Power Mode. My one request to the developers is to make the exercise function, completely automated. Even if some assumptions are required. The watch detects that your exercising, asks you to pick which form of exercise, and to click start and then eventually to click finish. I think it would be better if the watch just automatically figured this stuff out. Usually when I finish my exercise, I look at my watch and realize it’s been waiting for me to click start. 🙁Finally, kudos to the company for really working to expand, improve and make something of the Kospet watch

The app works fine, but the metrics, especially the “weather”, don’t always update. The weather temperature varies massively compared to iPhone or Pixel’s weather app. I request the developer to fix these issues and also give us more “Always On watch faces”. The existing collection is terribly limiting and dull.

I’ve been using the Apexmove app with my Kospet smartwatch for a few months now, and I have to say — I’m genuinely impressed with how far this ecosystem has come.First off, the UI is clean. Like, really clean. The dashboards are beautifully laid out, and all my health and fitness data — steps, heart rate, sleep quality, calories — is presented in a way that actually makes sense. No clutter, no confusing menus. Just intuitive, polished design that feels on par with apps from brands twice the price. Whether I’m checking my daily activity or digging into weekly trends, everything is right where it should be.The stability has been rock-solid too. No crashes, no sync issues. And what really stands out is the update cadence — the developers are pushing updates about once or twice a month, and you can feel the improvements with each release. It’s clear Kospet is actually listening to user feedback and acting on it, which is refreshing in a market where so many brands just ship and forget.Speaking of Kospet — I’ve been following this brand for a while, and the transformation is real. They started out as a niche rugged-smartwatch player, but they’ve genuinely matured into a polished, credible brand. The product experience, the app ecosystem, the design language — everything feels more refined and professional now. They’re not just competing on price anymore; they’re competing on quality.My only wish? I’d love to see deeper AI-powered analytics baked into the app. Something that goes beyond just showing me the numbers and actually helps me build better sleep and exercise habits over time. Think personalized insights, pattern recognition, and actionable recommendations — that would take this from great to absolutely elite.All in all, Apexmove and Kospet have earned a permanent spot in my daily routine. Keep the updates coming, and keep raising the bar.

The app is easy to use, and works well with my watch. However, the app won’t refresh even when I leave the app open in the background. I have to bring the app to the front in order to refresh the weather. The weather on my watch can’t be accurate unless I actively look at the app, which defeats the purpose of looking at the weather on my watch. I have to look at it on my phone first. (Edit: they have updated the app. It now seems to update the weather once while running in the background. If I don’t pull the app to the front after another weather update, though, then I still run into the same issue as before. The weather display on the watch is still useless.)