Fitness Tracker, Smart Watch for Women Men with 24/7 Heart Rate/Blood Pressure/Blood Oxygen Monitor,Sleep Tracker,Step & Calorie Counter, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Watches Compatible with Android&iPhone

Definitely recommend!!
I recently purchased the Fitness Tracker Smart Watch for my mom. Personally I’ve tried multiple watches as I have a collection. We are in awe of its performance. She loves the design and how light weight it is. This watch monitors your heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen level 24 hours per day. The measurements are extremely accurate and keep an update of your overall health through the day. Surprisingly also has a sleep tracking feature which helps her with her sleep pattern. Interestingly there is also a step and calorie intake counter which monitors throughout the day as well. Surprisingly you are able to sync all these information to your smart phone by using the app. There is another feature which allows you to get phone calls and messages alike. A huge plus is that it’s waterproof. Battery life is also impressive.

Being able to monitor your health is the best
Very good product for health monitoring, you can monitor the oxygen in your blood and your heart rate, you can monitor your physical activities, such as setting a daily step goal, and it sends you a notification to reach your daily goal, or if you have already achieved it too, excellent battery life of up to 3 days, it has a narrow screen perfect for thin hands or if you do not like such wide screens, and calls are heard clearly and you can receive notifications from all your social networks.

Well, It’s a Watch. But nothing more.
Well, it does tell time, which, by itself alone is SOMEWHAT useful. But most people who are buying a “smart watch” want a watch that does some than just tell time. Unfortunately, there is almost nothing you can do with this watch that doesn’t require you to take your cell phone out and use the app to do it, which is a HUGE negative. What is the point of even having a “smart watch” if you can’t do hardly anything directly from the watch itself? Isn’t that the whole point of buying another device in the first place?You can’t set an alarm using the watch itself: You have to use your cell phone and the app for that. (Really.) The same goes for the countdown timer: In order to use it, you have to use your cell phone for this (and the app interface for this function isn’t even very good.)And don’t buy this watch if you expect the fitness data to be accurate. Every one of these “fitness tracker” measurers (which, for this watch should be called “guessers”) is very inaccurate, and you can’t rely on that data at all, not even for a rough measurement. While looking at these fitness data on the watch screen, the numbers rapidly and randomly go us and down for no apparent reason, so none of them are accurate. The step counter adds “steps” even when I’m sitting still on the couch or in the bed. And it sometimes counts up, and for some reason, it sometimes counts the steps down (and, I’m not walking backwards when it does that!) And the blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen data, and the sleep data all seem rather inaccurate. I compared the blood oxygen reading on this watch to the very reliable blood oxygen level on my stand alone oximeter, and the watch’s number was way off on that reading too high (which can be dangerous if you are relying on the watch’s readings to be accurate and to tell you whether you need to urgently seek health care for it or not.The listing also claims that this watch has 100+ watch dial faces to choose from, but there are only 5 watch faces in the watches memory, and they are permanently installed there. Yes, you can use the cell phone app again (ARGHHHHH!!!) to download more watch faces from the company’s watch face “store,” but honestly, most of the watch faces are ones you would never want to use. And, you can only download one additional watch face at a time. So if you buy this watch, you must give up on your plan to have a few good watch faces to easily switch around to for different needs (business/work, sports & exercise, night, day, etc.)I didn’t count them, but it didn’t seem like there were very many watch faces available at the “store.” And, of course, if you wanted to switch to another watch face, you’ll need to pull out your cell phone (big time waster) and open the app and go to the watch face store, where you will need a lot of good luck to find something you like. Most of the watch faces are awful, or don’t have all of the information you need, or aren’t appropriate for you. I’m a senior man, and yet my new watch only have one built-in face on it that I would ever even think about using. No, I’m not going to use the pink watch face that looks like it would appeal only to Barbie girls, and no, I’m never going to use that watch face with the two teddy bears and pink hearts on it, because it looks like it would only appeal to a child, a little girl (maybe.) And yet, I am stuck with those watch faces being in the watch’s memory, with no way of replacing them with better watch faces from the watch store.And, many of the watch faces that are seen in this watch listing on Amazon aren’t even available at all, including the watch face in the very first picture on Amazon! That was am important bit of information (actually, misinformation) that contributed to me wanting to buy the watch. The blood pressure reading feature was also important to me, but has proven to be unreliable.The reminder to “Get Up And Move/Sitting Too Long” is also a useless feature of this watch. Not only must you use your cell phone app for this watch to turn it on and off (same with the other alarms), but it goes off at inappropriate times, like when you are sleeping, and sometimes it even goes off when I am active, and obviously not being sedentary. I finally had to just turn that annoying thing off (with my cell phone, of course.)The weather info on the watch is kind of nice, BUT again, you have to be connected to your cell phone (which is turned on) to get that information. So again, I can get that same information on my phone anyway, on a larger screen. So what exactly is the point of having this feature on a watch that I have to use with a cell phone anyway.For all of the reasons I stated above, this watch is extremely difficult to use, if you are counting on using all of its features. I mean, if I have to get my cell phone out to do anything on the watch, then I might as well just do all of that on my cell phone. After all, my cell phone also has alarm clocks (many of them), a countdown timer, a step counter, and more. I can probably even buy a dongle for my cell phone that can measure my blood pressure (more accurately than this watch for sure.)Connecting the watch to my cell phone (Samsung Android) was easy enough, but downloading updates and new watch faces for the watch was fairly slow. And ordinarily, you wouldn’t need to do this kind of stuff often, but in order to change watch faces you have to.I’ll probably just go back to using my Fitbit Inspire 3 fitness tracker watch, which actually does what it is supposed to do, from the watch itself, without having to get out your cell phone and an app for everything you do with it.