Smart Watch Health Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor, 115 Sports Modes, Step Calorie Counter Pedometer IP68 Waterproof for Android and iPhone Women Men

I never intended to purchase a smart watch, however due to health issues, my needs changed. For some reason, I've had low blood pressure (average about 100/65) over the last 2-3 years. I also have low HR and low core temp (95.2 is a fair average). Multiple times during the day, I will suddenly fatigue, dizziness, weak, etc. Now, when I feel this way, I can run tests to see what's up. The BP runs about 10 points higher than it should, on both top and bottom number. For me, the exact number doesn't matter as much as me seeing the numbers actually drop. The O2 sensor is pretty spot on, tho. I don't need a watch to text with or answer calls (thankfully this one doesn't do that), but I really like being able to see notifications or missed calls on the watch. Helps to remind me to get back to people😆. This watch pretty much does everything else tho. It shows the weather forecast for the following four days, it has a timer and a sleep monitor. U can set alarms, and u can also use it when u work out, and can choose which standard workout method u are using and it will track it. It also has built in step counter which is nice too. There are a ton of different faces u can choose from, or change them on a whim just to coordinate them with your outfit. The watch band is very comfortable and it is easy to remove them should u choose to purchase different bands. If u are in the market for a smartwatch and u aren't interested in texting or phone calls with it, but u want all the extras, then this is the watch for u! I am very glad I purchased this watch!

I have only had this watch for 1 day and already the battery is below half I dont think their estimate of battery life is accurate as they say it will last a minimum of 7 days of continuous use but other than that I love all of the features this watch privides. I have found that any fitness tracker worn on the wrist is going to be slightly inaccurate as no matter what brand they all seem to register arm movements as steps but that diesnt bother me too much.

So I was a little suspicious about this when there were 50 reviews over the course the course of a year that were all 5 star. Not so suspicious that it turned me off to buying it; it was a good enough deal that I figured it was worth the risk - that sweet spot between cheap and overpriced.Pros:Good battery lifeFast chargeWell madeGood value and viable competitor for big brand more expensive watchesIt gives a warning if you turn on a setting that will drain the battery (like continuous heart rate monitor)I turned on the continuous heart rate monitor and set it to get the measurement and correct the data every 5 minutes; there was a noticeable battery drain but similar to how it having location and Bluetooth on drains your phone battery. I can't tell you how long it lasts for me because I don't run the battery down; I keep it charged. It also makes it so that instead of charging it for the advertised 2 hours, I just have to have it off for 20-30 minutes every 2-3 days or soEasy to set up and useComfortable fitIt tracks overall health just as much as it tracks your physical activityHas a do not disturb function. You can have it be timed or just turn it onConsSleep tracker leaves a bit to be desired but smart watches are notoriously inaccurate sleep trackers, understandably so. It doesn't help that I have a low heart rate to begin with and heart rate is part of what smart watches use to determine when a person is asleep (if it advertised having a top of the line sleep tracking function, I'd have higher standards for that)As a takeaway, the only flaw is the sleep tracker and even watches that are 2-3 times the cost of this watch have trouble with accurate sleep tracking. Aside from that, it does as advertised with a great deal of accuracy and I highly recommend it

This is my first fitness watch. When I started looking I was expecting to pay a few hundred dollars. With shipping/handling and a generous $10 off coupon I paid only $38 for this watch. I found everything to be as simple as can be when it comes to using the functions on this watch. Swipe up, swipe down, swipe left, and swipe right. That's it. Any changes to the watch or your profile can easily be made through the app you download for your phone. For me, I found all functions to work just as they should. The heart rate and blood pressure reading were dead on with the readings I generally get during my doctor visit, and personal readings. If I were to have an issue with this, it would be the watch band. I have a 7 1/2 inch wrist, and even though the current watch band fits, I feel it is a little small for me. For the record, there are 5 notches left when I have it adjusted for my wrist. This is only my 3rd day using this watch (1/10/24), if there are any issues to report I will update this review in the future. My wife was so impressed with my watch, she now has one of her own.

The charge connection has always been an issue since I purchased in Feb 2024. I have to scrub the contacts each time I try to charge as they corroded from daily use. Now this week the case itself has corroded and caused sharp edges. No longer safe to wear. 😓I have always had well below normal stats. This device always shows me in the normal ranges, even when dedicated medical devices say otherwise, with enough discrepancy to be dangerous if you depend on it. I had high hopes of tracking some irregular heart issues. Unfortunately readings can only be taken manually, even if you download the required software there is no way to automatically check at intervals.Can't say I'm anything but disappointed.