Review on MorePro Pressure Activity Waterproof Smartwatch by Sara Ferrari

I was intrigued by the features of this smartwatch and for the price I decided to give it a try. I wore it almost every day for 3 weeks and that's how long it took it to become unusable. Pros: It's small, legible with most features, and pretty easy to set up. Tracking of steps, heart rate, and blood pressure was fairly accurate. I rechecked the BD functionality with the tethered BD monitor I have at home. It was not accurate, but was within a sufficient range to be used as a general guide. I was able to get an SMS notification but you couldn't read the message on the little face. I got it for health tracking rather than fitness, so I didn't test those features. The Bad: Sleep tracking has been completely disabled. If I got up in the middle of the night, he would think it happened when I was going to bed. SPO2 has never worked for me overnight and I have not received any data on this display. The ECG needs to be run through the app, but it seems to work. I have nothing to compare. The phone would lose connection every night and I had to stop and reconnect every morning to refresh my sleep overall. I would have to do this several times a day if I wanted to see the latest data in the app. Charging is weird and I had a hard time putting it on the USB charger properly, but the charge lasted for days. Unacceptable: This watch should at least be water resistant, but that's just a lie. Within about a week, condensation formed inside the watch caused by typical everyday activities such as washing hands or doing the dishes. I've never worn it in the shower, in a heavy downpour, or anything like that. I've tried drying it with canned air and rice but to no avail. After 3 weeks, the face was completely disfigured by wrinkles and no longer readable at all. It also buzzed randomly for no reason. I could deal with other quirks, but that made them useless. Summary: If you're okay with a quirky, vaguely accurate watch that should run in any water, then this might be the watch for you. Of course the price is right. I'm replacing it with Fitbit Sense.