Review on ASUS VivoWatch BP Smart Watch, Black by Tawan Piyawan ᠌

Caught on the bait of advertising - no display because of its features (visible in direct sunlight, dim indoors). And the pictures are bright. This is a fee for long-term autonomy (up to 5-7 days). There are few dials and all the curves (everything is just cool on Samsung! Although also not accurate). With its pros. The dynamics of the pulse is handled well in the monitoring mode (arrhythmia is not recognized, but the night is monitored well if this option is set). More precisely than Samsung Watch (I have experience of several models) in terms of a pedometer (apparently, the algorithm is different). A good synchronization program with a smartphone (Health Connect). Pay attention - there is NO mention of HELL in it! Cons below: I am a doctor. Bought a watch to monitor blood pressure. The pressure is changing to taking drugs and it is necessary to catch when hypotension occurs. After calibration for some time (until the blood pressure is stable), the clock gives a small error. As time passes, they "fall off". I feel that the blood pressure has dropped (this is confirmed by a high-end blood pressure monitor) - on the clock "BP" as during calibration. The manufacturer honestly says that PTT is not pressure. Read!