Review on Smart Watch with Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Fitness Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor - Popglory Full Touch Fitness Watch for Android & iOS, Men Women by Michael Syph

I've been using this tracker for about 2 weeks now. I'm mostly satisfied. It does most of the things you'd expect from a tracker and includes a few (particularly blood pressure monitoring) that are a nice surprise for a wearable in this price range. As far as I can tell, the BP and heart rate tracking is pretty accurate. Not sure about calorie burn or oxygen saturation yet. The pedometer is good, but the associated pedometer/mileage calculation is VERY off. This is surprising since you've set your stride length in the mobile app profile (and if you don't, the default value is pretty accurate based on your circumference/height) so the calculation should be a simple multiplication, but they have it somehow spoiled. For example, right now I'm showing a total of 514 steps (I do that first thing in the morning, don't judge me), which, based on my step (2'5"), should be less than a quarter mile. , but the step counter shows 0 .58 miles. I don't know how they screwed up that much. The mobile app is disappointing overall - they really cut corners here. User interface that isn't really designed for English speakers. The app doesn't sync with external fitness programs like virtual marathons, which are very popular right now. So if you participate in any of these, you'll have to enter data manually. It also doesn't track anything other than the six exercises preloaded on the device (and doesn't allow you to enter them manually). So if you're doing a weighted want to record your training program (e.g. you are unlucky. The device recognizes the following exercises: walking, running, cycling, skipping, badminton and basketball. The First Three The last three seem pretty damn random to me. Other features of the device include remote control of the phone's camera and music playback, both of which work great. It also shows mobile messages and alerts, but I haven't found a way to delete old messages - they just stay there until new messages replace them, which is a little frustrating. The device itself is easy to read, light and comfortable. Overall, it's good value for money, with the exception of a few flaws that don't break the contract, but do bother.