Fitness Tracker with 24/7Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Sleep Tracking, Calorie, Activity Tracker with 1.1″ AMOLED Color Screen, Waterproof Step Tracker for Android iPhones Women Men

Great fitness tracker at reasonable price
The fitness tracker was easy to sync with my Apple phone and has all the functionality that was advertised.

Fitness Tracker
I ordered this to replace a smart watch I had that died suddenly. The other one was not always accurate but it was consistent and did not reflect alarming swings on its readings.This one, on the other hand, has HUGE swings in its readings. The other day I “hooked up” multiple devices to track things along with the watch. I also took my pulse myself at the same time. The other devices reflected the same heart rate as I counted myself. The watch, at the same time, read a much higher heart rate – right before it plummeted into a danger zone. The other devices did not reflect the same plunge. I had a similar result with the blood pressure reading, although it didn’t have a sudden drop in it, which I feel is a functionality flaw with this watch.Basically, I don’t feel I can trust this even though it has caused concern and alarm at the readings it has some times reflected.As for comfort, it is either twirling around my wrist or will not move, which is not terribly comfortable. It’s nice in appearance and doesn’t necessarily look like a watch that would be tracking your body functions, which is one plus on this.From a price point perspective, it’s not terribly expensive but, then again, if it’s not accurate, is it really worth it?This is not a Fitness Tracker that I would recommend. I plan to return this one and try to find one that, while it may not be 100% accurate all the time, doesn’t cause alarm like this one has.

Pretty good activity tracker/watch
I’ve never owned a fitness tracker. This one looked pretty straightforward, so I ordered it. It took a minute to download the app and sync the tracker to my phone. With the app, you have the option to create an account with your personal info, or just sync the watch to the app without an account. If I recall, the account allows the info to be saved to a cloud/remote server somewhere. I tend to get frustrated with technology that does not have clear instructions, and the instructions are somewhat lacking here, which increased my frustration level. I have been wearing this for about two weeks and am finally figuring out how to use it. When I have time, I play around with the tracker and finally figured out that to get to the fitness options under the Work Out option. I have to hold the button down until it vibrates, and then it scrolls through the options I set on the app. When I find the option I want, I again hold down the button to select, and then it gives a three second countdown to start. Easy peasy. This is the same for the functions under “More.” There is a stopwatch, “find phone” (very handy), and “watch face” options that can be selected with a long press. When I want to check my pulse, blood pressure, oxygen, etc, I just tap until I reach the setting and then the tracker twill measure once that option is on display for a few seconds – no long holds required.The watchband is really long. My wrist is 6” and I wear this on the 4th notch from the end closest to the watch face. There are 13 more notches to the end of the band. It will definitely accommodate a variety of wrists, although a smaller wrist might not support the nearly 2” face as well as a thicker wrist can. The face nearly covers the width of my arm. The battery lasts about a week and uses a magnetic charger that charges pretty fast, so far.I am getting comfortable with how to use the device and am getting used to wearing it. I thought I might be irritated by it, but it is only an issue with my arm is wet or sweaty. Then I just take it off and dry my arm and am back on track. I can even wear it at night, which brings me to the one issue that bothers me. The face lights up randomly while I am trying to sleep. It lights up when I move my arm, but it also lights up when I don’t move my arm. And this light is pretty bright. Now that it is cold (and we keep our bedroom pretty chilly at night), I wear long sleeves that cover the watch face and reduces the light. Not sure what I will do in the summer. I have found the sleep tracker interesting, if not entirely accurate (it measures lying awake as “light sleep” sometimes), and would like to continue wearing it at night as the seasons change, but not if it continues to light up while I sleep.Overall, this activity tracker/watch is very useful and functions well for the price. I haven’t gotten into exploring the interactive phone options like texts and calls, so I can’t speak to how well they work, but my guess is they will be just a frustrating – and obvious – to set up and the other options.

This watch is waterproof!
I am very pleased with my purchase. I wear the watch in the pool when i go to aquatic exercise and it works just fine in and out of the water. Also holds a charge for a long time.The slim appearance is also a plus,not as big and bulky as my iwatch.Actually I prefer wearing this over my iwatch now.

It’s packed with great features like message notifications, health tracking, and multiple sports modes. The battery lasts long, and the AMOLED screen looks fantastic. It really makes daily life easier and smarter. The smart notifications and all-day health monitoring features work perfectly and make daily life much easier and comfort. I’m very happy with my purchase!

I had been wanting better insights into my general health through sleep tracking and heartrate for quite some time, so I was excited to try out this fitness tracker. The wristband is quite comfortable, though I would not put it on too tight, or it’ll restrict your arm/wrist muscles which strained my arm.I think on major negative is that you can’t change the brightness, and that it doesn’t have an auto-brightness option. These options would have paired excellently with the OLED screen. Sometimes at night, I will accidentally touch the face and the screen just flashbangs me. I feel like really detracts from the overall experience as a good product shouldn’t be causing any sort of issues. I will say the bright screen does make it comfortable to use outside during the daytime.Despite the screen, I’d say this fitness tracker has a great slew of features. The fact that it’s a watch, with a raise-to-wake option, makes it great for everyday use as well. The heartrate monitor seems to be quite accurate. Using a phone app as a reference (checks pulse by holding finger up to flash and camera), it matches up pretty closely. I can’t confirm the rest of the stats which include blood pressure, blood oxygen, temperature, and sleep. Sometimes when staying up very late and still, the tracker will think you’re asleep, so I wonder how exactly it checks. I’m also not too sure once you’re asleep, it seems like it just bases your light sleep, deep sleep, and REM sleep based on your heartrate and if there’s little movement.The tracker can also monitor your activity when doing exercise and even for what type of exercise you’re doing. I didn’t find this feature quite as useful but it’s nice to have.There is an associated app that can log all of your stats and also connect that information to your phone’s health app, like the iPhone. The iPhone doesn’t receive the type of sleep, but just the when and how long you slept. You have to download the app in order to see longer term data and sync it to your phone.There are also a few screen themes to choose from, and the option to upload a photo with some limited information. The non-photo themes can show quite a lot, but not every possible statistic. It does show the time and date, and it can do the weather if you share location data.