Fitness Watch with Blood Pressure Monitor,IP68 Waterproof Smart Bracelet Wristband Heart Rate Sleep Monitor Activity Tracker Step Calorie Counter, Call SMS Reminder For Kids Women Men (1.14 inch)

This watch has so many features, I downloaded the app and connected to watch with no problems, as you can see from the pictures it has many functions, steps, heart, blood pressure etc.the strap is very comfortable, you can tap the bottom of the screen to scroll though all the functions please see pictures.The screen is very clear and easy to read, it has a very neat clamp charger please see pictures.

My son had a far more expensive fitbit ace, but wanted something a bit more attracive and functional. I thought I'd try this first as its relatively inexpensive. He is very happy. Its far from perfect, but given the competition at this price range I think it stands out above others I looked at.The screen is sharp, colorfull and has a few different display screens you can set in the app. The app itself, is functional, straight forward to use and does everything with minimal fuss. There are no physical buttons, but the bottom area of the watch acts as a single touch point that controls everything. a tap for next, and long press for select. The strap feels decent, a soft silicone type feel to it. One criticism of the navigation would be, if you click once to go to the next menu item, you then have to click through them all to get back to the main watch face again. I'd perhaps prefer to switch off functions that will not be used from the menu to reduce the amount of clicks.Coming to those functions I would not use, whilst the step count seemed pretty compatable to his fitbit ace, I would not really put much weight in the height rate monitor being acurate. Sitting on the sofa, shaking his hand shot heart rate up to 100, when clearly he was at rest. Similarly, the blood pressure is not going to be any more then a gimmick, but I would expect that to be the case for every watch in this price range. Even without those, I'd still be happy to give it 5 stars as I bought it pretty much expecting those 2 functions to not be accurate.The greatest feature, where this has the others beat is the sms/whatsapp alert, which is clear, readable and has several lines of content.

This is a really good smart watch. It counts steps and monitors sleep, heart rate and blood pressure (you need to turn this option on via the app). The battery life is only okay. Lasts about 4 days where as my monochrome Yamay lasts 7-12 days depending on how active you are. Charging is a little fiddly but works fine. It is comfortable to wear and has a very bright clear multi-colour display. Brought it to monitor my blood pressure (on advise from the 'quack'). Essentially does all I need it to do well enough. The app is slightly less functional than 'VeryFitPro' I use with my first fitness band but is okay and clear enough to be useable. Just does not show you weekly/monthly/yearly views or if it does I have not discovered how yet! Bit of a bargain really.General advise, as these are intended to be worn 24/7 is, do not be afraid to take it off and wash the strap and your skin underneath it. This will help minimise any skin irritations.

Blood pressure read out is very poor, I'm currently wearing a blood pressure machine from the Doctor for high blood pressure, this watch says I have low blood pressure and 3 times I tried it over 5 mins and got 3 very different read outs that's why I chose this watch, back in the box its gone, also I'd strongly suggest looking at the App for this watch first as the reviews for the app are awful,

Very good for the money and looks good. Bought for wife who is a Technophobe but, she loves it.I set it up on her Huawei phone and away she went.Measuring her steps and sleep patterns. It’s colour display is clear and easy to use, and the phone App is also pretty good. the watch lets her know when she receives a call or message by vibrating on her wrist and has many functions including support for all main social media apps. It can also be used to take a photo via the phone, and alarm functions etc.The only downside really, is no sound on it but, very strong vibration.I’ve recommended it to my daughter who just bought a Fitbit Tracker but, she’s not happy with it’s functionality and awkward to setup.

This is a great little ‘fakebit’ unit with colour screen, great battery life and a feature not available thus far in FB - blood pressure.The unit is very light and comfortable to wear.So why only four stars?There are some niggles. The app needs pairing with the unit daily.The app shows blood pressure but no data from the unit.Support is not good. First you have to find a way to communicate with the supplier and after that support just could not, or would not, tell me how to display BP on the app. A lost in translation experience?Displaying the time without touching is a pain. I am an organist and need to peek at the time when playing but this is very difficult. Twisting the wrist does not always display.Finally the charging is a bit awkward. There is quite a large clip whose connectors have to be aligned with the watch. Not that difficult but tricky.However, all in all, 26 quid is a good price!UpdateI have just returned from a cruise and time changes could only be made when the phone is connected to a service provider. Then the change is automatic which is great BUT when the time change is at sea it is not possible to change this device time. I changed the time manually on the phone but it made no difference on the device until I got into the next port.