Smart Watch Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Blood Pressure Monitor Sleep Tracker 120 Sports Modes Activity Trackers Step Calorie Counter IP68 Waterproof for Andriod iPhone Women Men
$79.99
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Smart Watch Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Blood Pressure Monitor Sleep Tracker 120 Sports Modes Activity Trackers Step Calorie Counter IP68 Waterproof for Andriod iPhone Women Men
$79.99
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Color me impressed it’s worth it. Totally
Fairly straightforward setup. Functionality accuracy quality connectivity fit a bit annoying but how small can the screen be made? Bout like it is? It’s a quality watch that monitors the basic needs overall of the human body. I tried it on one of my little Grey friends. You know the ones with the big eyes. Yeah, those Greys. It’s a bit big on their little arms but will cinch down to fit those tiny inch in diameter stems. Just, the watch, doesn’t understand what it’s reading. So don’t buy one for your grey friends. But for sure buy one for yourself. The app is easy and convenient and contains way more than I’ve been able to fully understand. My Grey does. I just don’t speak their language.
Jeffrey Dalziel –
Forget fitbit…
So far Im very happy with it, i used the Morepro Air 2 before with the same OS system, so im familiar with the watches operating system. The blood pressure seems consistent Im not seeing rem sleep in the sleep part of the watch but i havent used it at night yet, I am encouraged that it seems like it may detect naps though. If it tracks rem and everything else works as good or better than the morepro air 2 I could see to a 5 star. One thing is I was also under the impression it took traditional straps this is according to amazon and i ordered a cloth velcro strap from this watch so clarification would be key i would have dropped my rating to 3 stars but Im gonna give the benifit of the doubt for now and update later after some use. 1-1-2026 I can say that this deserves a 5 star rating when you factor the continued price of $40 and the features accuracy ect are just surprising (in a great way) a very most excellent health tracker and smart watch 5 star!
Chris Winger –
Watch band keeps disconnecting
Update 01/16/2026 – Only had it a little over a week maybe and the watch band keeps disconnecting on one side. Appears to be a very cheap connection design. 1 star returning it.Love this watch! I have wanted a smart watch for a long time now, and not something that is too bulky. This one feels great on my wrist. Really like the band and the form factor. I plan on using this watch mainly for health monitoring and to track fitness like running. It’s an affordable price point for me, as I plan to use it to its fullest and don’t want to worry about potentially damaging something that’s expensive or losing it. I would definitely recommend this to others. I was surprised today when II plan on using this watch mainly for health monitoring and to track fitness like running. It’s an affordable price point for me, as I plan to use it to its fullest and don’t wanna worry about potentially damaging something that’s expensive or losing it. I would definitely recommend this to others. I was surprised today when I received a text message notification, very cool. So far so good.
Jim D. –
Nice dysplay
Very comfortable to wear. Seems accurate on most functions but blood pressure measurement is off from a normal cuff BP monitor.
HR –
Works good. worth the money
I bought one for my wife she liked it so much.I decided to buy one for myself. All the functions are great, it charges quickly.
Tom Whalen –
Tracker is Good. App is Horrible.
The watch is good. The app is horrible. It thinks steps taken in a workout shouldn’t count toward your daily goal. For example, yesterday I had approx. 3000 steps at the start of my workout. The app said I went 2.02 miles and had 3675 steps. I looked at my progress toward my daily goal – still at 3000 steps. The sleep function is a little wacky, but I’m not holding that against it. Fitbit’s sleep measurement was crazy too.Finally, it doesn’t continually measure things heart rate. You have to tell it to start measuring. Not exactly handy in the middle of your workout.
CMMACY –
Easy set up. Great price!
Just set this up. Easy process. Hoping this is a simple fitness watch to use without all the hoopla of other fitness watches. Fingers crossed.
G” –
Does what it should, but not that well.
Not impressed. Tried this tracker after I went through 2 FitBit’s and the last one I only had a year and battery wouldnt hold a charge.Unlike the FitBit – I have to scroll to the screen to have it provide me with BP and Heartrate- it doesn’t do it automatically. I like that it has several activities you can push to the tracker from the App, but it only holds about 6 different activities and I cannot delete any of the ones I don’t want. So I only have ONE activity. My band also broke after only a few weeks. It doesn’t count nearly as many steps. I wore both trackers. FitBit seems to count hand/arm movements as steps also, but this tracker does not. Maybe that’s a good thing?