Review on Fitness Tracker Pressure Bluetooth Smartwatches by Andy Baker

Good at first. This watch has a lot of nice dial options, the alarm works great, it has a great touchscreen that isn't overly sensitive, and lots of features that I often use when I'm working in the hospital. They feel solid and I'm not overly concerned about them being knocked off my feet. The not so good sides of this watch are probably just my sophistry. The watch is a lot thicker and heavier than I expected, which some people like, but it wasn't what I expected. I feel like I can hit him a bit just because he sits a little more on my wrist than I thought. The app is serviceable, but there are some translation issues that can make it a bit unintuitive at first. The app also keeps a notification at the top of the phone screen at all times, which again is just me picky, but it might bother other people as well. Also, some alarm screens don't tell you what they are for (for example, the alarm clock doesn't tell you what time it is, it just shows the clock). I also spent some time comparing my oxygen and blood pressure readings to the devices I have at home. Oxygen levels appear to be similar, which makes sense, but blood pressure levels are slightly different. I wasn't expecting this to work well so I'm not disappointed. I went into more detail about my issues with the watch because I haven't seen anyone mention anything like this and wanted to clarify that the watch has some minor issues. It might not be for everyone, but I've really enjoyed it so far.