🏋️ DoSmarter Fitness Watch: 1.3" Touchscreen Smart Watch with Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Monitoring, Waterproof Tracker with Sleep Tracking, Pedometer, and Calorie Counter for Women and Men Review

So the watch was really good I will give it to you. how it looks, which is cool because you can change it daily if you want. Steps, sleep, heart rate were very accurate. What I liked was the blood pressure which I also checked on my regular cuff and they were neck and neck. I liked that I could check it out during the day. Now for the cons. For some reason, even after entering my settings, it never told me when I received text messages. Only calls were displayed. The Find My Phone feature only…

Update: Works fine. But the battery life is relatively short, two days at best. Original Review: This is my second smartwatch; and I have many normal watches in different price ranges. My first smartwatch was very cheap just to test the waters; He died just under 12 months and a reason to buy a second one. Still, I didn't want to spend a lot because there are so many options with a very reasonable range of features. A special feature of this watch is the monitoring of blood pressure. It seems…

I waited a few months to review this watch to make sure I was accurate. These are great watches. Every function works well. Calibrating your blood pressure readings to personal blood pressure readings is about as good as using a watch. Keep in mind that this is not a medical device, but it gives you a good idea. All other tracking data is correct. The app works fine. I've only had it turn off once. If you go out of Bluetooth range (which seems great - I can keep my phone in the kitchen and stay

I have had this watch for a few weeks now. At first I found scrollable windows a bit confusing, but after playing around with them, they became easy. Two BIG plus points: 1.) I've compared the heart rate and blood pressure readings to my Omron 10 series and Evolve sphygmomanometers several times and the watch is usually within 5-10mm of both systolic and diastolic readings. The heart rate numbers were close too. For a cheap device this is phenomenal in my opinion 2.) The battery life is much…

So the watch was really good, I give it to you. Let's start with the good: you have several different screens to choose from. As for the look, which is cool because you can change it up every day if you want. Steps, sleep, heart rate were very accurate. What I liked was the blood pressure which I also checked on my regular cuff and they were neck and neck. I liked that I could check it out during the day. Now for the cons. For some reason, even after entering my settings, it never told me when…

I waited a few months to test this watch to make sure I was accurate. These are great watches. Every function works well. Calibrating your blood pressure readings to personal blood pressure readings is about as good as using a watch. Keep in mind that this is not a medical device, but it gives you a good idea. All other tracking data is correct. The app works fine. I've only had it turn off once. If you go out of Bluetooth range (which seems great - I can keep my phone in the kitchen and stay…

I have had this watch for a few weeks now. At first I found scrollable windows a bit confusing, but after playing around with them, they became easy. Two BIG plus points: 1.) I've compared the heart rate and blood pressure readings to my Omron 10 series and Evolve sphygmomanometers several times and the watch is usually within 5-10mm of both systolic and diastolic readings. The heart rate numbers were close too. For a cheap device this is phenomenal in my opinion 2.) The battery life is much…