Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitor,Activity Tracker with 1.1" AMOLED Touch Color Screen, Multiple Sport Modes Step Counter,IP68 Waterproof for Women Men

The watch itself is lightweight and comfortable, so I can wear it all day without it feeling bulky. The step tracking, heart rate monitoring, and sleep insights help me stay aware of my habits, and the blood oxygen feature is useful for general wellness information. I like that it gives a simple overview without feeling complicated. The battery life has been solid, lasting several days on a single charge depending on how much I use the features. The band feels durable, and syncing with my phone has been smooth so far. Overall, it’s a reliable and easy-to-use tracker for everyday fitness and wellness monitoring. It delivers good value for the price and does everything I need for daily activity tracking.

This fitness tracker is a great piece. It is simple to set up, and has alot of great functions. Battery life is great, syncs up to my phone through an app, and has alot of cute screen options. It monitors heart rate and sleep and will also count your steps. I purchased the purple color and it is really nice looking. I was also surprised that this will also display emails, texts and you can get a phone call on it as well. The battery is easily charged and lasts a long time depending on what it is used for. I have just been charging it every other day.

Sometimes it takes several minutes to pair with my phone. I'm not convinced the blood pressure is accurate because it's all over the place. I wore it for a hike and had it on sport tracking for the hike; it kept randomly pausing the workout to where I had to manually unpause it multiple times, resulting in a completely inaccurate record of the hike. Despite setting it to where only a touch turns on the screen, it keeps turning on when I move my wrist, so I just take it off for sleep. The app is easy enough to use but the watch sometimes resists pairing, which is annoying. The sleep tracker isn't entirely accurate, I've definitely woken up a couple times and it had no idea I had been awake, and on more than one occasion claimed I got no REM sleep despite sleeping over 8 hours. The find your phone feature doesn't work for me. It's just wonky and I think it BSes a lot. You get what you pay for.

I have had this watch for approximately two weeks. First I will say that the watch was inexpensive so I didn’t expect perfection with calculating blood pressure, heart rate, etc., to a tee, but I absolutely didn’t expect it to show I was sleeping 6-8 hrs a night when I have medically diagnosed insomnia and restless leg syndrome which means WHEN I finally fall asleep, I wake up numerous times and very seldom sleep a full 1.5 hrs at a time. A sleep study has shown I wake several times a night and sleep for a total of 3hrs total and that’s with constant tossing and turning and rising. The picture I took shows I have walked 772 steps today. I know steps start from zero at 12AM, as it should, but my point is that it did not start over last night/this morning at 12AM because I did not have the watch in last night and even if the app in my phone was tracking my steps, I have only gotten out of bed to walk to my bathroom, the kitchen, and dining room…not 772 steps by far. I purchased the watch at least expecting the Steps to be accurate while wearing the watch and because of the cuteness of the watch, well, after only 2 weeks and me not dropping the watch one time, only placing it on my nightstand on its side, the rose gold is already showing signs of coming off or maybe it was like that when I received it and just did not notice. It is possible after reading the lower rated reviews that I received a used/returned and resold watch. Lastly, the time changed two days ago and I have not been able to get the time to stay changed in the app and could not change it at all in the watch which was annoying. This maybe user error, but if the app is in my phone, which automatically changes the time due to settings or smart programming, you would think the app would update as well.

I'm very satisfied with my new fitness tracker, the design sleek and lightweight makes it comfortable to wear daily, the AMOLED is bright and clear, it's easy to use and charges the battery lasts for several days without charging, I really like the heart rate and blood oxygen monitor, sleep, and step-by-step accurately. Looks very nice on the wrist and matches any outfit, it's waterproof that quality is stunin, the device connects quickly to my smartphone it's so cool, I loved it.

I love the look of this fitness tracker. Heart rate blood oxygen, and somewhat activity tracks fairly well. It is not consistent reading body temperature, and nowhere near close to tracking sleep! It had been tracking my sleep while I was taking a shower. I feel it necessary to return it more than anything because of the incorrect sleep tracking. I have a normally low body temperature and I would check it against my thermometer. The tracking device said I had a temperature of 100.9 whereas my thermometer was on the money at 96.6 my daily average.

I received my watch today. The beige color is definitely beige. It is a little off putting because it kind of borders on gray. Anyway, onto the more important part… The step counter is off between 30 to 59 steps. I am really disappointed. I wonder if I got a bad watch or if this is just typical of this brand. I counted my steps with both my arms folded as well as with my arms moving side to side like a regular walk. I counted them both. I then did a walk around the house and counted each one of my steps with my hands moving in typical walking fashion. The numbers were always significantly off. Again, between 30 to 59 specifically. It took me 12 steps to get from my bedroom to my living room. The watch counted those as 42 steps. I am disappointed ☹️😔