Activity Tracker Fitness Trackers Smart Watch with Body Temperature Heart Rate Blood Pressure Monitor IP68 Waterproof with Sleep Monitor Calorie Step Counter for Women Men

Really decent for the price, well featured but i wouldnt put too much stock in the blood pressure monitor, best to use a proper device for that purpose.I use it for a step counter mostly, and useful for time checking in the gym, great that it lights up at night when touched very happy with it, battery life is about 5 days.

I like that it's very smart but charging it is quite fiddly as you have to take the watch straps off and the usb part goes straight in to a usb plug, which takes some getting used to and is quite difficult to do if you have poorly hands like me. Also the readings have to be done on the watch and not the software. Not sure if I'll keep it yet. But the screen is nice and clear and a bargain price. The strap is nice and soft and comfortable. Easy to connect to my mobile phone for Bluetooth.

Activity tracker watchThis smart watch is literally ONLY good for telling the time, and even then, it’s only readable when you’re INSIDE!! You CANNOT see the screen at all when you’re outside!! I bought it purposely for step counting and sleep monitoring - both functions of which DO NOT WORK CORRECTLY! The sleep function does not start until between 11pm-1am, which isn’t any good at all because we actually go to bed at 9pm.The step count is also a bit far fetched. I have 14 stairs in my house, but by the time I get to the top, it’s either counted 65 steps or NONE at all!! Why are people allowed to sell items that DO NOT work! This was a complete waste of money!

I've been using this watch for a few weeks now and so far it's been excellent. I only had to take it off once a week to charge it. It only takes about 20mins to fully charge. I haven't tried it fully underwater as it says it can submerge up to 2m of water, but getting in the shower with it has been completely fine. It tracks everything very well, from sleep, heart rate, calories burnt, distance travelled and of course how many steps you've taken.The app is pretty good, you can set up a custom home page with the trackers you care about such as sport record, sleep pattern, temp.... You even have the added option to check your blood oxygen/pressure. When you open the app your watch will automatically sync up if its in range. This is where you choose what sport modes you want active on ur watch. You can only have up to 4 at once however, but I only have walking and spinning active. You can even set a custom screen saver on the watch with any photo on your phone or any of the pre-sets the app comes with and you can change the style of face, such as different clock styles. You can set up alarms to make your watch vibrate at certain times, I have an 8pm alarm set to tell me its time to get ready for my walk. And there is also a drink water notification feature which I haven't used yet.Overall a really good sport watch for only £30, slim design. long battery life even after using it everyday for multiple hours at a time. Water proof, so you don't need to take it off when showering and comes with multiple features.I didn't give the app 5 stars because there are a few things I would like to see. simple stuff such as extra modes and the ability to delete alarms because once you create an alarm you can only toggle it on or off, your cant delete it.

This is a well made device. Some of the features, the step counter, walking tracker etc are great. The BP testing, etc are not accurate at all and cannot be relied on (checked against other devices).

Very cheap and does the job amazingly well

Pros:Continuous monitoring of body temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep. There's another "pressure", but don't know what that is.Lots of watch faces to choose fromCons:1. the watch is small, that's not so much a problem, but next point:2. the only operation on the watch is to navigate the screen, scrolling bottom to up. That means if you want to go to the second item, when you are on the third, you can't go back, you have to scroll the next 5 or 6, to then go back to home screen, and then go to second item.3. In case that's not obvious, when you get to one of the sports, e.g. cycling, you can't do anything (on the watch) with that, you can't activate it to start monitoring time, distance, etc.4. the 3 points above, means this is a sleek watch but not much else. On that basis, it should have a set of alarms. No, only stopwatch.5. When you start the app, it will show 0 data before it attempts to sync data with the watch. What if I have many days and weeks of data, this can't be stored on the watch, it must be on the phone (app). So why not load the saved data on the app / phone when the app starts?6. There are three sports mode on the app. Outdoor walking, running and cycling. The first thing to note is that on pressing start, it does the time counting, but because it can't connect to GPS, it fails to do other data.7. A GPS thing shows up, tap on it, it does not do anything. It also does not alert you problem with GPS. Unless others observed otherwise, this item (watch, app) does not work with GPS, even if GPS is present on the phone.8. The second thing to note about the 3 exercises (6, above) is that there is no interaction between this with the watch. Well, this actually sounds obvious, since you can't "operate" the sport mode on the watch.9. Going further from point 8, on the app, you can select three sports from a set of 20 or so. The difference this makes is that the three sports will show up on the watch.10. But, the three sports selected in 9 do not show up on the "Exercise" part of the app, i.e. they remain as Outdoor walking, cycling and running.11. If the above is not obvious: the only thing you can do something about "sport" on this item is to select one of the "outdoor walking, running, and cycling", and then press start. Whether the watch is strapped on your arm as you do your sport (or working hard having something to drink on a couch watching TV), this makes no difference, because it's not interacting anything with sports data from the watch.12. On charging, I think the way it charges from the body of the watch is a great idea, however, having to remove the strap each time is a set of practical and design consideration that they have not thought of: removing the strap causes damage to the item no matter how careful one does it. With all the options, monitoring and notifications turned on, this will require a charge probably every 4-5 days. I won't want to have to remove the strap to charge twice a week. It's bad enough to attach it, worse when removing it, you feel the watch body is coming apart too.The item is being returned.

All the main tracker apps on watch work well, blood pressure readings are a bit dubious but give you an indication of what’s occurring! Battery last 4 days, charges up in a hour . The phone app is a bit clunky but you soon adapt to it! overall I recommend it.