📱 2021 Smart Watch with Call, Health Tracker, Sleep Monitor, Message Reminder, and Music Control - Waterproof for Android iOS Review

Product features such as BP, SPO2, HR and ECG only work on people with fair skin. Doesn't work on dark or colored people. I've tried this with my fair or fair skinned colleagues and everything works fine. Tried it on two other black people and didn't work either.

Visually appealing part. But his work is inconsistent at best. Light weight, nice physical design, but there are so many manly things they could do to make it really durable. Watches perform so many inconsistent functions that it's easier to talk about everything they do. Either it works or it doesn't work. Do you have to either activate the features through your phone or do they actually work on the watch this time? When you get it going, be it one of the sports functions or a message, take a…

Pros: Some sensors are "inside" the target. The blood pressure algorithm is "inside” the target. I tested this with mercury blood pressure, systolic 1 point higher and diastolic 1 point lower. ECG Can't tell right now, but I'll compare it to my appt ECG in a month. Sp02 exactly, I have a machine and it is measured with T. HR is accurate too, I compared it to my HR from my HR treadmill and it was measured at T. I can't say sleep monitor. I was sleeping, who can confirm that. If you can confirm…

I bought this watch based on its features, reviews and manufacturer support. When I first got it, I charged it fully and tested all the features and a few dozen faces - and the battery died within a few days. After a full charge and turning off most functions, it worked for more than 5 weeks without charging. I still use the features to track steps, vitals and sleep, and of course time. The only feature I would trade is the flash - a good body temperature feature would be better to have and…

This watch has everything you need in a smartwatch. I use steps and a seated monitor in a chair as I now work full time from home. I prefer this round shape over the square/rectangular models from the phone manufacturers. Wearing this on my left wrist, I can press the bottom button to activate a large, bright LED flashlight and call me Tony Stark when I need to illuminate something in the dark from bed or climbing stairs. After installing the app, I can adjust as many settings as the elevator…

I've had this smartwatch for about 24 hours now and I really like it. The group is very comfortable. The display is large and bright enough to be seen in both bright and low light. I really liked the flashlight (works great!). It's great to be able to swipe up on the main display after receiving a message so you can actually read it. The companion fitness app FitCloudPro is decent and I was able to sync my watch to the Note 10+ perfectly. Another plus is that unlike some other smartwatches I've

I bought this watch to replace the Oshen Luxe which stopped working for a little over a month. I recently had coronary artery bypass graft surgery and wanted something that could easily monitor my vital signs, not my full size automatic wrist cuff. So, a few caveats. The blood pressure reading is slightly lower than my full-size blood pressure cuff and there is reasonable evidence that O2 readings taken with this method rather than the fingertip method are not as accurate, especially when the…