DoSmarter Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Monitor for Man Woman, Waterproof Sports Running Watch with Pedometer Calories Counter Compatible with iOS，Android Phone

It’s a very nice watch. when I opened the box, at 1st I though it looked too big and heavy, but once I put it on its light and it’s not as big as I thought it was. I really like this watch, way better than the one I had. I’m able to see the numbers and I’ve been getting a lot of compliments from friends and Co-workers about my new watch 😊. You might need to charge it more than once per week, it depends on your activity, if you are monitoring you HR, BP, sleep, steps, checking your msg etc.…otherwise you just need to charge it once a week. Now with this watch I’m able to monitor my health better than I used to. Now I keep track of my sleeping hours/quality, steps that I take/day and what I like the most the sedentary alerts I set my up for every 30 min ( you can program the interval reminders from 30 -240 min) on which I feel more energized throughout the day.

It's super easy to use and has many different features that make it very handy and helpful. I also love how it tracks my heart rate, and has a timer so I can use it to workout. I really like this watch and would definitely recommend it. Works with Apple and Android

Let me start off by saying it's a nice watch for the money. The heart rate monitor and blood pressure monitor appear very accurate, though it wasn't my main reason for my purchase. Now for the improvements: the power button needs some protection against accidentally powering off against a bent wrist. Annoying, but not a deal breaker. The watch add also shows 6 different watch faces. Mine has 3. Still not a deal breaker. The BIGGEST improvement it needs is better connectivity. I wear my watch on my left wrist and lose connection with my phone in my right front pocket. Per the seller, the range of connectivity is only 50cm. That's just under 20 INCHES. So if my phone is docked in my car in the console, and I'm driving a car made for US driving, that excedes the range and loses connection. THIS is UNACCEPTABLE and makes me HATE this watch. So unless you like your watch to vibrate every 20 seconds due to lost connection, keep looking.

Lots of assumptions that never panned out. I haven't even true the social functions but after a few hours I'll tell you this...The good: nice looking, the charge cable magnetically attaches well and cannot reverse by mistake due to the magnets, and appears to be bright & easy to read "haven't tried daylight yet"The bad :1. No screen customizations.. It has a default profile and then another.. Regardless of choice nothing changes.2. Time reads very large, the rest is far smaller.3. Screen reads "bpm" but shows rate rather than pressure.4. Automatic b/p does not appear to work.. Once set, nothing updates in the app nor is there a way to view auto b/p on watch. Only manual b/p works... And it takes a while to register, if your screen is set to turn off before its finished you lose it from the watch!5. While there is no advertised watch function, it does tell time but no way to have it show all the time real time... No wonder the battery lasts?6. You can scroll pages on the phone but cannot interface any of them other than b/p screen & rate but you just wait till it finally readsThere is a "more" page but no way to access whatever "more" is?7. A bit expensive for what you get... Seems the instructions are not kept up to date with changes. For instance, there is No" weather that I can find.8. The instructions are microscopically tiny! It took serious reading glasses for me to read them. Some of the instructions are inaccurate as the path they describe has been changed in some instances.9. In the details it shows this is a Garmin watch.Maybe a reject?10. Not a "gps" watch, it merely links to your phones gps via Bluetooth.What's wrong with that? Well, that means unless you jog/walk with your phone and keep it BT cinnected it has no way of knowing how far you've gone. This also eats batteries more to stay connected 24/7 to your smartphone.You might as well just download a jogging app on your phone!

You would think at $55 you would get at least a $50 Casio quality watch. Wrist tilt detection quit less than 12 hours after unpacking. Written instructions required a magnifying glass to read (not kidding). Instructions for blue tooth pairing incomplete. Multiple displays but only 1 has live data. Neither touch screen nor side button grants access to sub menus as described in documentation. So to get to majority of function you have to open the app. No pdf of the manual available online. Could not find anything good to say about this.

The 1st watch I received from Do-Smarter.com was not what was advertsed (pictured). It had blue tooth/battery/message issues. Tried to contact do-smarter via its web site's contact info. Didn't get a reply until about a week later explaining the issues. The reply advised to do everything that I had already tried and explained in my email to them? The telephone number on their web page is actually a Google Voice app with an Iowan associated telephone number. Left them voice mail and in their reply they said that they couldn't answer the phone because of the time difference but I called when t was about 9:00AM in China. The web site says that they are located in Chino, California. Ironically the domain name (Do-Smarter.com) and web site is owned by Alibaba Cloud Computing Beijing, China. I asked amazon for a replacement and received the 2nd watch which matches the advertised one. The 2nd watch which was the one pictured in the advertisement is 4 stars......misleading info on seller doesn't rate 5 stars.

Wow! What a waste of money! The only positive things I can say about it is that it fits my wrist and it looks OK (BTW, it's smaller than some pics make it seem). Negatives? EVERYTHING ELSE. Cumbersome GUI, lame APP, instructions clearly translated from a language without articles (I'm guessing Mandarin?), and far from user-friendly. Also, the APP requests access and permissions to just about everything on your cellphone, no doubt in order to snoop. I won't send it back, but I'm hoping it gets stolen at the gym, or swallowed by my neighbor's Rottweiler.Don't buy it. Spend that money on pizza and bonbons...