Track Your Fitness Routine with Our IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Men and Women - Heart 💪 Rate, Blood Oxygen, Sleep, Steps, and Calorie Monitoring with 1.14'' HD Screen - Compatible with iPhones and Androids Review

I bought it for me and my husband. I asked him to try it first for accuracy. We know from his medical records and lifestyle that he has high blood pressure, heart rate and low oxygen levels. However, this device returns data within normal health ranges. You will be returned.

I love the simplicity of this tracker and the automatic motion and sleep detection. Hourly reminders to move are important to me as I have a sedentary job at my desk and hourly step goals are achievable even when work is a bit busy. When I start training, it automatically records my training steps, I can always see on the screen how long I have been training. So far, so good.

Slim design. Also comfortable to wear at night. Easy to program and charge the battery. I have had heart problems for over 40 years. This watch determined that I also have sleep apnea. It automatically recorded my blood oxygen levels, blood pressure, and a one-minute electrocardiogram that could be read and accurately pinpointed my heart problems. In my case, this watch can be a good starting point if I have to go to the hospital for heart failure.

When I first received the tracker it worked very well for 3 days and then gradually over the next 2 days the battery died. No matter what I did, the tracker wouldn't take a charge. I went to their website where they promised an immediate response. Within 30 seconds I was put through to their customer service representative (Tina) who was very helpful. She asked a few questions to make sure the tracker was charging properly, then made sure it was defective. She said I would receive a new tracker

I bought this watch because I suspected I had obstructive sleep apnea. I kept waking up with severe dizziness, weakness and shortness of breath. With this watch you can monitor my SPO2, blood flow, heart rate, pulse and HRV all night long. The recorded data clearly showed that I had episodes of apnea several times a night. In fact, hypoxia anxiety woke me up twice; Once it showed that I had an SPO2 of 85-86% within three minutes. I checked the readings with my other devices and they turned out…

When I ordered this I thought it would be a basic fitness tracker but what I got was more than basic. It controls my heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen and more. I figured that it would only track it at the time I wanted to check it out and that I would have to track it myself, but in the app you download it will track it for me. Setting up this app was really easy, and for those who aren't tech savvy, I'm proud to say I was able to set it up myself. It keeps track of everything for me and if I

It was a great price considering all the features. However, mine was completely blocked on the 31st day after purchase. Now it doesn't fit at all. Just outside the return window, of course. The battery life turned out to be shorter than stated, around 1.5 days with activated functions (including energy saving mode). The WoFit app is pretty good, but it drains your phone's battery badly. Use Hband instead, it uses a lot less power and I like the way the data is presented more. Note. Each…

I had a Fitbit, it was about 4 years old and it just got up and died. I decided to replace it with one of the less expensive watches and this turned out to be a good choice. It was a really different setup and didn't come with a charger. You'll have to remove one side of the strap to access this fun little thing that attaches directly to the wall charger. It was a fairly quick charge, so it wasn't a terrible inconvenience. It took several days to charge, so again no problem. In terms of…

I've been using my new fitness tracker for a week now since I've had it and here's my review: Pros: 1. It requires fairly accurate readings from me vitals functions. I'm not sure what the difference is for others who say it's not accurate for them, but this device is for general readings only, not medically accurate. So far, all the values I have recorded are within my normal range. You can take measurements at any time using the touchpad at the bottom of the tracker screen and set it up in the

I had a Fitbit that was about 4 years old and broke on me. I decided to replace it with one of the less expensive watches and this turned out to be a good choice. It was a really different setup and didn't come with a charger. You'll have to remove one side of the strap to access this fun little thing that attaches directly to the wall charger. It was a fairly quick charge, so it wasn't a terrible inconvenience. It took several days to charge, so again no problem. In terms of accuracy, no. I'm…

I've been using my new fitness tracker for a week since I received it and here's my review: Pros: 1. It requires fairly accurate readings of my vitals. I'm not sure what the difference is for others who say it's not accurate for them, but this device is for general readings only, not medically accurate. So far, all the values I have recorded are within my normal range. You can take measurements at any time using the touchpad at the bottom of the tracker screen and set it up in the app to take…

I rarely leave reviews unless something I think is extremely good, bad, or helpful. In this case, the usefulness and reasonable price of this smartwatch have led to this rating. , irregular heart rhythm that is completely asymptomatic. There are also those that are intermittent: very high heart rate, high blood pressure, dizziness or fainting; but when the doctor examines you and checks your pulse and blood pressure and does an ecg, everything is normal. For many, this may be because they don't