🕒 MuGo 1.69'' Smart Watch: Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, Calorie/Step Counter, Stopwatch, Blood Oxygen Monitor - Full Touch Smartwatch for Men and Women Review

Love the watch overall. But as a nurse for 32 years, don't rely on the accuracy of the blood pressure monitor, it is not accurate, and can be 20-30 points off the systolic bp (the top number).

This was my first smart watch. It had everything I wanted and I was really impressed with it except for one teeny, tiny thing.for some reason I could not feel the notification vibration with the watch on my wrist. I could hold the watch in the palm of my hand and feel it, hold it by the strap and feel it, watch it walk across a flat surface when it vibrated. But I couldn't feel the vibration on either wrist. I thought I had a defective unit so I requested a replacement. Same problem. So I…

I don’t normally write reviews because I am generally very familiar with the product before I purchase. I took a chance on this product because it included SO many features that I wanted. Also, I really didn’t want to spend the money on a Apple Watch Series ($400+) when they will be coming out with a new version in a couple of months. (Plus, there are even a couple of features on this product, like Blood Pressure monitoring) that aren’t even available from Apple yet.) So I took the chance……

Initially, I wanted a smart phone that does blood pressure. This does. And does it pretty well. Heart rate also seems accurate. The steps count, seems inflated.The app and display presentation seems basic, could use a freshening up.At first I wanted an always on display on some kind, even it was dim. Still might be nice.Once I understood how to personalize is with my own photos, that was the simple display I wanted and it was okay it wasn't always on.The good thing is that it offer quite a few…

My husband and I both got these and we've had several problems with them. I get that they're the "cheap" watches but I expect a little accuracy. They aren't very accurate. The only thing that seemed the most accurate was the oxygen levels and step counter. I tested it against my pulse oximeter, and it had the same results. The blood pressure was way off, according to my bp machine. My husband had issues with his connecting to his phone and constantly opening his camera on his phone.

I usually don't write reviews even though I'm a frequent Revain spender but when something needs to be said I say it! I bought two of these watches for my children to test for responsibility levels lol. When I first received the watches everything was good until I found out that the chargers are pure garbage! You have to move the watches several ways to even get it to charge, so you can imagine how frustrating that is for the parent alone, certainly not children friendly! Also, the watches are

I love this watch. The sleep time doesn't always work properly and I need to find a replacement band for it. The current band is breaking my skin out. I haven't worn it since this past Saturday. It is now Wednesday and I still can't put it back on yet. I'm looking for bands that have a scrunchie on them

Works well, pairs with phone/app. The pins to take the strap off are too small for a standard replacement band. If they would have put that in the description, I might not have purchased this watch.Otherwise, it's fine.

This watch promises a lot of function for the price. Overall, it performs okay. Step count and body measurements, e.g. blood pressure, are in the ball park but seem high, for steps as an example, and low for BP. The biggest concern is it being good to wear when you swim. While it seems to track for some reason it changes the watch face. Not a huge issue but it could be a sign of problems ahead. If I had paid $100+ I would not be happy. For about $40, I can live with it, assuming it keeps going.

This watch does things that a watch ten times the price does not. My only complaint is that it doesn’t measure sleep as it is supposed to. The blood pressure is very close to my expensive cuff reader so that is good. The battery really lasts.

I downloaded the HeroBand III APP easily into my Android smartphone. I charged the watch right after receiving it and after two weeks of daily use the battery indicator shows that about 2/3 of the charge is still remaining.The manual is comprehensive and easy to follow. I chose the American system of units, but the metric system can also be used. There are a number of watch faces to choose from. I am using the analog watch face that looks like an old style dial with 12 markers at 5 minute…

I can take all my vitals with this watch without any problems, check my steps to make sure I move around and check my sleep quality. The watch wears well on my wrist. I am a petite person and not overwhelmed. The app is easy to manage. It’s a decent time piece too. Put all of this together with the bargain pice I feel that thi has been a goo purchase for m. It suits my needs.

Honestly, this is an OK watch. Nice features and feels well constructed.But the fact that the screen doesn't line up is a NIGHTMARE to me! Closer to the top than the bottom, and border on all sides. I could deal with the border, but why the big space at the bottom?Overall this watch feels like it is worth $50, but I would have been quite salty had I paid the original $80 price.Oh well time to test the waterproofing before my 30 days is up with Revain. If it fails, its gone. If it can handle a…

This watch isn't too bad but the one feature you don't see when you buy this is that the display is not always lit. You need to press a button for this to happen, normally. After having a Garmin for years, this is so annoying that I have rated the watch low. If this doesn't bother you, it is probably worth four stars. The watch does come on by itself in some way related to motion. I can't figure out what motion turns it on. This is most annoying at night if I have to use the restroom and this…

No explanation of what symbols on watch mean. Manual worthless. HeroBandIII software is pathetic.If in Market buy a TS29 similar watch with Da Fit software. Roughly same price. Only lacks Blood Pressure which was wildly inaccurate on the P36.

I bought this for myself to see if I deserve and can handle owning a smart watch without destroying it. I figure if I can keep this thing alive with wearing it for work, biking and being the typical bowling ball in a china cabinet for a few months, come Christmas time I will reward myself with a much better more expensive watch.First impressions by myself and others is that it looks like an Apple watch. The screen doesnt, but its "not that far off" in quality. The apps In my opinion has…

So far I love it! It does exactly what it claims to do. The sleep information is very valuable to me and very insightful. My wife wants to use it for sleep monitoring and to count steps. My wife bought it for me a month ago, and now we’re getting one for her. It seems very useful and a good buy for the money; additional functions provided by much more expensive units are not as useful to us.Regarding app support for the Apple (IOS) world. The app installed fine on my iPhone. And on my wife’s…

I purchased this and another smartwatch mainly for the tracking of steps and sleep as well as allowing me to not have to drag my phone around when I was waiting for that important call or message. It was easy to pair to the phone (Note 9). First problem was the size of the watch. If you have smaller wrists this may be too big for you. It was very uncomfortable (the other watch was about the same size, but round and much more comfortable). I wore both watches at the same time for comparison…

The watch does not vibrate hardly at all so you can feel it especially in the alarm function, and when changing personal custom screens you have to reset your phone each time to get it to work, and th

You do get what you pay for a bit with this. The app is clunky and loosely translated from Chinese so it’s kind of confusingly worded. The display isn’t anywhere near the niceness of a quality piece. The UI is very clunky, you’ll often be struggling to get it to do what you want it do. I’m not sure how super accurate the heart rate and blood pressure monitor is either. All that said, it’s not all bad. The pedometer is pretty decent even without a phone providing gps. It’ll tell you what your…