Fitness Tracker, 1.47"" Smart Watch with 24/7 Heart Rate Blood Pressure Blood Oxygen Monitor,Sleep Tracker,Pedometer,IP68 Waterproof Activity Trackers for Android&iPhone Women Men, Black, Band 3

Bought this as a gift for my mom who wanted an less expensive watch to track her steps and daily activity. Works great- has lasted a few years now!

The media could not be loaded. Bottom line: This is not a poor man’s “fruit”watch, it is a customizable, multi-function smart fitness watch that performs well, nicely priced, with a long battery life,Battery life: arrived fully charged. Now on day 7 and the battery is still nicely charged.Functions: number of steps, heart rate, pulse ox & blood pressure measured at user-defined intervals, sleep analysis (deep vs light), weather, and message alerts.Accuracy: compared with my fingertip pulseoximiter the heart rate is within 5 bpm and oxygen levels seem to measure a tad higher with the watch showing 99-97 compared to 98-96. Compared to a blood pressure wrist cuff, the watch BP seems to be +/-5 (takes about 20s to run). Step count and distance walked seems to be spot-on.Comfort: soft silicone rubber strap. No marks on your arm from the sensors.Screen: bright and easy to read. Image is customizable. Raise your arm and the watch turns on!App: a couple of very minor word errors, but overall very easy to use. My initial Bluetooth sync went without problems and after setup the app auto syncs to the watch in a few seconds. Nice historical graph capability.Things I still need to see find out, or ideas for developer improvement:Have the chosen face font colour invert based on background image. For now I am using texture images.The displayed time is shown in two lines in 24h. Top line for hour and below for minutes. There is enough space for it to read straight across the face. Like this it makes me think it is a date especially since I am used to the Euro day/month format.

I was hoping this was as good as the some of the reviewers were touting. I had no issues getting app on my Samsung S21 . If you want a watch with different faces, this is great. I can say also it holds a good battery charge. The blood pressure reading is completely wrong as it told me mine was high at 137 over 70, with the lowest top number being 131. All wrong as I used my husband's blood pressure unit just to check and it showed my top number several times being around 106. I am not for sure if the walking steps are correct as it seems low considering the last fitness watch I wore. The whole reason I bought this watch was to track my Bicycle riding. I rode 14 miles last Friday with our regular bicycle group that travels a Strava route. I was excited to see the map pull up on app showing where I was and hopeful this thing may work. I used the phone app last week. After ride, it showed I only traveled 2.5 miles and shows GPS stopped under a bridge. This week , I set the watch itself to cycling and after 3 miles looked down at watch and all it showed was 30 minutes workout with heart rate but no miles. I then went to the phone app and tried hitting start from there to track miles. I rode 15 miles last night and the device showed I traveled 1.7 miles. With both watch and app, it did not store either event and only shows calories used by there walking steps that may not be correct. Considering this, although the sleep appears it may be close, I can not even be sure if that is correct. So if you are wanting to track anything on a bike, get something else for sure.

I've been wearing this tracker/watch for almost 4 months now, having purchased it as an aid in managing a new fitness routine (and not wanting to spend hundreds on an Apple watch or Fitbit). Is it as accurate as one of the more expensive devices? Probably not, but for my needs it has worked well. The step tracker might be a bit oversensitive, but it is accurate enough to keep me on-track with my goals. The heart rate monitor helps me stay consistent with how strenuous my workouts are from day to day (it's nice having tangible results to look at when I've really tried to push myself on harder days). The sleep monitor is useless; if I'm sitting with my coffee in the mornings it still registers me as asleep, but I'm not using that feature for anything so it's not an issue for me. I don't use it for texts, calls, etc., but it is convenient to have it buzz when something new comes through and I don't have my phone on me. The watch band is a bit of a nuisance but it has held up to steady use. Overall worth the $40 I paid but if you're really depending on accuracy you get what you pay for.

I love the size, feel and quality of the watch. It is small and very comfortable on a smaller wrist. It was very easy to setup and the phone app provides O2, heart rate and sleep tracking. I don't know how accurate it is the O2 is mostly at 99% which is pretty amazing it has dipped a couple of times. The battery life seems good. Downsides (at least vs a full smart watch) are that the messaging app picks up SMS texts but they are hard to read on the screen. I configured What's App and LinkedIn and now get those messages on the watch but as you can see in the summary you know you have a message but cannot read the content. Overall summary. If you want a neat health monitoring watch at a good price and are not worried about using it for messaging I am happy with this.

I ordered this May 2, 2024 and it stopped working last September 5,2024 . I can’t locate the seller and asks questions. Audition said I’m still covered by the insurance that the seller have to replace my watch . It functions well with my 3.5 months wearing it but it doesn’t link with the My Fitness plan app. It doesn’t connect to my iPhonePlease RLQ replace my watch