Watches for those who care about health. In the background, it reads the pulse, pressure (how?), Movements. If the specified limits are exceeded, it should give a signal. You can block the schedule for taking medications. When buying, check the full performance, including charging. With its pros. Pressure sensor, handy application. Pretty simple interface batteries last a long time Has cons: Appearance, dubious moisture protection, charging did not work when buying. The pedometer counts many…

What they measure cannot be called pressure with all desire and with any attempt to calibrate. I tried many times to calibrate them, hoping that maybe there will be an error, but at least approximately the readings will correspond. It's useless - just by measuring the dynamics of pressure changes (after exercise, coffee, alcohol, nicotine, sleep), it becomes obvious that this watch measures the weather on Mars. When an ordinary tonometer shows a gradual increase or decrease in pressure, the…

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…

In principle, the product is excellent, it’s a great idea to use the LCD panel, the brighter the sun, the better you can see, you can wear it without recharging for weeks, after adjusting the pressure is measured quite accurately, but more modern analogues already know how to do this, albeit less accurately, but in automatic mode , all the same, the tanometer will not replace, but for assessing the trend, a difference of several units is insignificant. Although the screen is large, the matrix…

With its pros. I am 63 years old. After heart surgery. Naturally, I have several conventional blood pressure monitors, which I checked with medical professional blood pressure monitors. I purchased this "watch" in the hope of receiving current information about my condition. The display, of course, is crooked for old people, it is hard to see, only in good lighting. But given the long running time of the "watch" up to 4 weeks, this is tolerable. I travel a lot, I work, and this quality is very

I rarely measure blood pressure, but it seems to me that they measure quite accurately. The pedometer is accurate. In principle, everything suits.