Fitness Tracker with Step/Distance/Calories Counter for Women Men

I really like this, I haven’t used a fitness watch before but recently I got an IPhone and have started using their fitness apps. It paired up with my device and its own app as well as my other apps relatively easily after some user error. I couldn’t find the add device button in the app at first but I found it after a minute or two of looking. It’s light weight and I barely noticed it, which is saying something considering I don’t normally like wearing watches or bracelets. I was even able to fall asleep with it on! It’s small, easy to read considering how small it is, and looks sleek on my wrist. My only complaint thus far is that the rubber bracelet strap isn’t super comfortable for long term use. It sticks to your skin when you sweat and I woke up after wearing it over night to a sore wrist. It might be a good idea to come up with some form of fabric or breathable bracelet attachment for those who want to use it to track their sleep too. Otherwise this is a really good investment. If something changes within the next few weeks as I use it I’ll update my review, otherwise this is a nifty little gadget.

El color hermoso, se ve muy bonito puesto en la muñeca de la mano, la batería no dura mucho. Tiene excelente conexión con mi IPhone gracias a la aplicación que está hecha para la cincronizacion entre el teléfono y el IPhone.

This is a nice Fitness tracker, All the Apps work great, tested the Heart Montor, Blood Pressure and 02 levels were perfect right on with the hospital the only thing is I don't like Purple So I traded out my old Tracker band with this one

I had tried so many different types and styles I'm surprised AZN hasn't told me to stop, but I finally found the one that gives me ALL the readings I want! Some had these readings but missing one and others had the readings I wanted, but the app wasn't up to par. This one, it has a good app and all the readings. Still testing it for accuracy and I don't know how it reads glucose without sticking your finger, but it does that too. App is pretty user friendly, be sure to add applications in the app to get the BP and glucose readings. I almost didn't find them and was about to send back thinking it wasn't as advertised. I wanted something back to basics like the Morepro I had and smaller that the smart watches. This works great for when I have to wear gloves and whatnot on the bike.

I got this so I can take blood pressure whenever I want and not have to mess with a sphygmomanometer. It is reasonably accurate and very easy to use. My friend got an earlier version and at the low price I thought I would try it out. I have no interest in pairing it with phone, but it works without being set up. If you do not pair it this is what you get: -wrong time and date (Which I get off my Timex Ironman of 2009) -Step Count (which I get off my smart phone) -Kilometers walked (which I don't care about, but could get off my smartphone) -calories burned which doesn't seem to work without pairing -temperature in degrees C which is very accurate and easier than a themometer -pulse, which is very accurate -Blood pressure, which is why I bought the device and works very well except when I sweat -oxygen %, which appears accurate but I have not been able to compare to another device -find phone obviously doesn't work if you don't pair -power off, which puts the device to sleep -Reset (which I have not tried) functions I see but I haven't used because I get it on my smartphone: - Walk - Run - Cycling - mountaineering - stop watch Given the source of the device I would never pair it with a phone as it creates a security risk to your smartphone. This is a great value if all you want to do i s check you blood pressure and 0xegen _