Fitness Tracker Heart Rate Monitor Blood Pressure Smart Watches for Android iOS Pedometer Activity Tracker Watch

Good alternative to the high end smart watches. Does the same thing at a much better price and is super lightweight. Just started using it and love it.

I like the design as well as the function of this watch. It's multi-feature is awesome. And the battery is long lasting.

Nice watch only thing I don't like is the heart monitor doesn't auto set I have to scroll too let it set doesn't change automatically sometimes when I work out it's great but just chilling it's off sometimes you have to run it twice other than that it looks great battery last for 4.5 days it's nice could be better for a starter watch it's great and I like it.

WOW

Lets face it, no activity tracker is going to be 100% accurate. I bought an expensive fit bit tracker a few years ago and it was junk from the beginning. I finally gave it to my son who ended up throwing it away. Now for this one. I wanted something to track steps and monitor my heartbeat. Surprisingly enough this does a good job. Even the sleep monitor is in the ball park. As far as the blood pressure monitor it isn't even close. My blood pressure is an average 135/78. This shows 90/68 consistently even when I test it from the app. You must have the app if you want the time and date. You can get basic function without the app but without a smart phone you may as well pass on this one. Connecting to the app was easy. Took about 15 seconds or less. The app has some good information, but it drains my phone battery about 20% faster. The charger is magnetic. It has two small contacts that you connect to the bottom of the watch. It has to be connected to a USB port or a USB adapter you plug into the wall. So far the battery life seems good. I have had it for 3 days and still has over 1/2 charge left. The watch is light weight and looks nice. The screen has a small strip at the bottom that you touch to access the functions. There is no main menu. Th access the functions you tap the bottom of the screen once for each function. Forward scrolling only. So you have to tap the screen until you reach the function you want. To turn the watch on/off you scroll to that function and hold your finger on the bottom of the screen until a little switch appears. Then you short tap the screen and it will toggle between on/off. Select which you want, long hold the screen and your function is selected. This works for changing all functions. It wasn't real clear in the instructions which were less than basic. As long as you keep your expectations in perspective you should be happy with this watch. Time will tell about the durability.

Well the only good part is it arrived.like promised. Changing screens is sporadic. The app is awful! Or the stuff in the watch dies. Ot work. Sending it back. When I went to dow. Load the app, the reviews were bad and now I agree.

I like the price point, features and ease with which I was able to connect to my android device. I don't like having to fiddle with the screen to see the time, date and other information. I also could not find a way to display the date in my preferred format. Another negative (in my humble opinion) the device requires a unique cord to charge. My prior device plugged directly into any usb port (no cord required).The blood pressure feature is great!

Considering the price it isn't a total loss but: 1. Display cannot be seen in broad daylight. If you exercise at night it would be fine. The distance measurements are way off. Example. I know I walked 3 miles exactly today and the calculator registered me at 3 kilometers where it should register just under 5 kilometers. Since this reading is off, I would suppose that the kcal reading is probably spurious as well. Timer works fine as there is no brain work to running that. Blood pressure can change every five minutes so the readings on this watch are purely relative as compared to my Omron cuff that I use to measure BP. My final observation is that finding specific instructions online is a mystery. One person who answered this question said "on the app." Totally stupid answer for someone looking for specifics. Navigating the watch and the app has moderate levels of difficulty depending on how intuitive the watch user is. A list of steps in numerical order would be very helpful. I'm sure the Chinese know how to count. What written material there is appears to be composed by a non speaker of English with a translator app.

I was quite interested by this smart watch because it said it measured blood pressure so I thought I'd give it a try after I broke my bingofit when I came off my bike andit got a knock and the button stopped working properlyThis appealed to me because it said full touch screenTurns out Thats quite deceptive because its got s single touch screen squircle that operates the screen only and the screen itself isn't touch screenWhilst this hasnt bothered me too much, mainly because I thought it too good to be true at the price, it is a bit deceptive of themThe features of the watch themselves seem to be very good and pretty accurateI have a proper blood pressure monitor and when I calibrated I found it was actually surprisingly accurate!I had 110 syst. Over 70 on my proper monitor and the watch got 108 over 70.Ill say for something this small and cheap that's a difference I'm more than happy withThe heart rate is pretty close too...usually within about 2 or 3 bpmAs far as other features go, the only other useful ones are the sleep monitor reallyIt tells you how much sleep you had on the watch but it would be useful if the watch also showed you the sleep data like deep sleep etcThough sleep isnt that accurate because several times ive got up and gone to bed and read for hour or so and it thought I was asleepAnd other times ive got up to go to loo and its decided I'm still asleep!So sleep isnt that accurateThe other features I don't use muchThe App is my main criticism of this watchI love it as a stand alone watchBut the app whilst it increases the usability of the watch it is also extremely crude in the permissions it wantsIt wants everything from microphone access to constant location trackingNot only does this drain your phone battery but I'm also fairly sure they're scouring for data and I don't want anyone knowing constantly where I amBut the frustrating thing is that the app doesnt work properly without it on!! It wont let you use the app whatsoever without all permissions engaged which I think is an absolute shameThey should have an option of being able to turn it offThe locations purpose is for outdoor running so it tracks where youve been but if you don't do running like me then it's useless so you should be able to turn it offInstead I turn it off and find every now and then that its turned itself back on without my permission!As far as user interface on the app is concerned I do like it quite a bitIts easy to access with 4 main tabsToday--Todays activities, heart rate, blood pressure, sleep etcSport-Your activities and various other thingsCare-which is like a connection to friends as far as I can tellMine-Basically settingsThe layout on each tab is very simple and intuitive which is niceIt also looks fairly sleekIts just a shame about its frankly outrageous inability to work without all those invasive permissionsOverall as a smart watch on its own I'm generally impressedThe app lets it down because of how intrusive it isThe watch is built really well with nice anodized shell and glass screenWhilst the button isnt amazing and slightly slow to operate and a touch screen would have been better, its still easy to navigateThe main thing that makes me happy about this watch is for the price, how accurate the heart rate and blood pressure is!!The watch is pretty comfortable and despite the app, the features the app enables are niceThey're well laid our, easy to understand metrics and are pretty useful for tracking your fitness and sleepIll admit overall I am happy with the watch even if I intend to use it just as a Stand alone fitness tracker without the app

I have had this watch about 2 months, it looks good the battery lasts about a week, and the strap is pretty sturdy. That is where the good things end, the tracking map is good if you live is the Zang Yu province, or Beijing or anywhere else in China but if you live in America, Russia, Caribbean, and Europe, you have blown seeing any map at all because the only map in it is China.When you check your heart rate it sometimes is so inaccurate showing that you are either about to die as it is so low, or you are going to explode because it is excessively high. Sometimes, I have fears that my heart will explode with readings of over 300bpm, the blood pressure mainly shows 113/76 which is good, but when I lay it on a table, the tables blood pressure is also 113/76, strange that.Now the sleep monitor only records my sleep about one in five times, if I sleep for maybe 6 hours plus it shows that I have only slept between 2 hours 35 minutes and 2 hours 53 minutes, and it has now stopped communicating with the phone app and vice versa the rear sensor screen came pre-scratched, and the face smears very easily, and lastly, the magnetic charger does not connect very often causing it to take hours to recharge, basically it is like the Chinese riverboats are called, JUNK.This has been returned and I certainly would not recommend it as a purchase. If it was possible to give it zero stars, I would.

Tis cheap and nasty piece of junk lasted about a month before it stopped working. Now none of the applications function, the clock has re-set itself to manual rather than digital and other functions have disappeared. Can't even return it to Amazon as it conveniently died just after their warranty expired! Do not buy this.

VERY GOOD

Absolute rubbish. Don't buy this unless you are fluent in Chinese, don't mind compiling the client software for your phone, and like being invited to send them a £500 investment in something in Chinese.I feel raped.