🏋️ X-Core Fitness Tracker HR by MorePro - Waterproof Color Screen with Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Monitor, Smart Pedometer Watch with Step and Calories Counter Review

My usual schedule is a walk in the morning (usually 1 mile) When I get home I usually walk about 6500 steps. Most days with this watch it was about 6300 steps Only today logged 5600 steps I didn't do anything different than any other day The old Fitbit was registering about the same numbers before it broke

Tracks my steps, lets me check my heart rate, blood pressure and now how long I've been in the pool. I use it every day for aqua aerobics and also wear it when I take a hot tub. No problem! However, it doesn't recognize that I'm exercising when I'm in the pool and vibrates to let me know I've been sitting too long!

I really like the look of this watch but the blood pressure readings are not very accurate. I have the ability to take blood pressure readings manually and this watch runs on the high side. Systolic pressure about 10 mm Hg. Art. Above. And 7 higher on average for diastolic pressure mmHg. I don't feel safe to say it's good for accurate readings :(

If you are buying for health reasons, consider other options. The blood pressure readings were nowhere near my confirmed medical indications and the heart rate monitor was not accurate. I don't normally write reviews, but in this case these inaccurate readings can be life threatening for users who need accurate readings. When you buy a product, check its accuracy regularly.

Works great. 3 days no charging required. Charges in 1.5 hours. I don't think the alarm times are very accurate because I wake up a few times during the night and they're only charged when I get up and leave, but that's to be expected. I wish I knew how often I actually wake up, but I'm guessing these are "light sleeper" areas. power blood pressure. Not sure how exactly. Like normal numbers. Appears when I feel like it. Counts steps. I think downloading the app first will tell you if you need a

I recently lost my Fitbit but didn't want to spend that much money to replace it. This activity tracker has everything I am used to from my fitness tracker and works relatively well. I really like the app and I've attached photos from different screens to it. The tonometer works better than I expected. It was very close to the measurements taken with my real blood pressure cuff. When my watch read 114/76, my blood pressure cuff read 112/70 right after. The sleep tracker isn't as detailed with…

I've been using my watch for about a week now. There were a few kinks, but their support team is very responsive and seem to go out of their way to help with issues and fix things. As mentioned, I doubt some of the readings, but they appear to be "relatively" accurate - by which I mean you can make adjustments once you get used to what you're reading and the amount they personally deduct for you to be consistent . I have not yet moved from "public" to "private" blood pressure measurements that…