Health Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor 100 Sports Modes Step Calorie Counter

Great little watch with useful and extensive phone app features that even consistently gives accurate but higher than normal blood pressure readings which I simply subtract the same amount from. Only recently have watches even gotten close to a feasible BP reader and for the price of this gem I can get a general reading that isn't very far off. But remember to press down a little bit if you wear it loosely as I do.The sleep monitor also does a decent job but can give some false sleep times before or after you rest if you are laying on the couch or just not moving much but it's easy to subtract. Most nights it's been spot on. Again, for the price I'm thrilled. If I need more accuracy I'll go do a sleep study. I saw my REM time isn't enough and this corresponded with my experience.The myriad watch faces are great and being able to upload my own images is even better. And the face hasn't scratched yet though nothing says it's Gorilla Glass. It acts like it is. The band is comfortable and the charging time not bad. Battery life is pretty good as well, especially with "Quick view" feature off or set just for daytime hours.All that's missing is the ability to answer calls though the watch shows you what's incoming and gives options. I wouldn't use a watch for calls anyway. If you're hesitating to make this purchase, then don't and give this watch a try. I have been only surprised at the quality from day one because of the very reasonable price!

Very nice smart watch. Does what I need. Bought it for BP. It is pretty accurate. First smart watch I have tried that I can say that. I have tried a few and returned them all. This watch is very light and comfortable. Seems well made, alloy case and better screen then most. Not as easy to scratch.Pros: Health readings, comfort. Manufacturer will send you 2 extra bands and charging cable when you register it.Cons: Could use a larger variety of watch faces and calling from watch capability. Both of these are minor to me but would have been nice.Heads-up on screen protectors. Not many out there. Tried and returned the cover style. Too thick and unable to swipe. Returned.

The size and comfort of this watch are great. I can barely tell that I have it on. The battery does last over a week, I was definitely impressed. Tracking steps seems accurate. Heart rate and Oxygen, maybe. I would not rely on the blood pressure readings. Although, it may be a little more accurate if you rotate the watch to the inside of your wrist. I also like the sleep monitor readings even though I don't use it every night. The app is basic but easy to read and install. Overall, I'm happy with it.

I saw the price for this tracker (it was on sale), and decided to purchase it after reading the reviews. I do like it, however, there are times when it registers that I didn't get that much sleep, but I know I did. The battery life it good, it's easy to read, and I like the fact that I can check various health components: blood pressure, heart rate, sleep, and I can also receive text messages, calls, and listen to music. It's not a FitBit, but it sure is a great substitute at a great price.

This smart watch has lots of features and is truly amazing for the price.The reading of my Steps, Blood pressure, Heart rate and sleep pattern appeared to be accurate.In my opinion, overall it was a good purchase.

Works great! It was surprisingly easy to connect to the app. The functions are all very intuitive. I especially like the fact I can wear it in the shower without worry. The pedometer is very accurate as well as the BPM for heart rate. The blood pressure is not as accurate but it is harder to get right at your wrist. Seems well built and keeps charged a long time.

HR measurement completely inaccurate during exercise.My first impressions were good- setup was straight forward. App seemed ok. And my initial measurements of heart rate/O2 for resting we're good (matched other measurement methods). Even the BP measurement seemed reasonable.Wore it to sleep, and got a reasonable sleep record, can't tell if that's accurate, but it made sense.The next day I wore it for exercise.The step count was a little high, but I could correct for that.The real disappointment was that according to the device, my heart rate barely broke 95bpm. I knew that was wrong. Measuring manually, I was at 125bpm. Tried cleaning the sensor, tightening the band, even put it on the inside of the wrist just to see if that affected anything. Nope. According to this device, I could climb Everest and never break a sweat.I wish.Back it goes...

OK, biggest gripe is the non-English writer who wrote the instructions. Silly speech patterns. I needed something that tells time (from your smartphone clock), and can tell me some basic vitals (even if they aren't super accurate) for blood pressure, heart rate, and sleeping trend. Gotta say, this ticks those boxes. Small screen, but big enough for the data it's presenting. It's helping me understand my sleeping problems and helping to resolve the identified sleep disorder I clearly have. The app on the phone seems a little iffy, but the watch itself is actually very well designed. It is important where you wear it, and it's sized so it fits above the wrist but before the hand. This was demod and described by one of my coworkers, it's a pretty good deal.