Review on UMIDIGI UFit Smart Watch with SpO2 Blood Oxygen Meter, Heart Rate Monitor, 5ATM Waterproof - Fitness Tracker for Men and Women, Compatible with iPhone and Android Phones by Andrew West

UMIDIGI Smartwatch offers many features including activity tracking (up to 9 activities), sleep tracking, blood pressure, heart rate, O2 saturation, notification alerts for popular apps, non-disturbing function (permanent or scheduled), sedentary prompt, relax mode, music alarm control, timer, 2 brightness levels to choose from, and 4 watch faces to choose from (one simulates a chronological faceplate and two contain a step number you've taken). this day). The watch charges easily and has an impressive battery life. The strap is easy to remove and put back on (or presumably replace with compatible straps). The watch has a low profile and fits both men's and women's wrists. I chose this watch because unlike others it provides the oxygen saturation readings I need every day along with BP and HR. I can manually take the last two measurements, but not the first, and I've already been looking for a fitness tracking watch to try that won't break the bank. It also boasts higher water resistance, but note that the manual says it's not intended for swimming in salt water or water with harmful chemicals; So I'm not sure if it's even safe to use in a pool - the Revain site definitely has you thinking it's safe to use in a chlorinated pool. I note that on the Revain page and the watch itself, interestingly, "swim" isn't one of the 9 out of 8 programmed actions seen at the same time. Unlike some other reviewers, I found customization and pairing. viewing with my iPhone 5SE is pretty easy. The manual provides clear instructions on Bluetooth pairing and downloading the free mobile app. However, I wish there was more explanation of the watch's other features and functions in the manual, e.g. B. What each icon represents (and what happens when you press it) when you swipe right, left, up, and right, right from the Home watch face. , and then down, and then down - in addition to the sports function. The issues I had was the VeryFitPro app syncing with the Apple Health app - VeryFitPro still doesn't show up as a 3rd party app in the Apple Health app as VeryFitPro's instructions say. off so I couldn't import my watch data into Apple Health. Then, even though I followed VeryFitPro's instructions, there are no notifications on my watch other than phone calls. (I have the correct settings enabled in the app and in the Bluetooth settings on my phone). Finally, this watch does not include a wheelchair activity tracker. I am wheelchair bound and was looking for a cheaper alternative to Apple's offerings which I believe have this feature. I hope the developer can add the wheelchair (push) as one of the "Sport" tracking options and make it an ACCESSIBLE, Inclusive app for people of ALL ABILITIES.