Fitness Tracker Watch, Smart Watch with Blood Pressure Heart Rate Sleep IP67 Waterproof Health Watches Fitness Activity Tracker Step Calorie Counter Pedometer Watches for Men Women Android iOS Phone

Good sports watch after installing app
Must install app to take advantage of all the features. Light weight; good colors on the face after installing app.

Does ur basic needs!!
This fitness tracker works well for basic tracking. It counts steps, monitors heart rate, and tracks sleep. The battery lasts several days, and it’s comfortable to wear.The blood pressure feature isn’t always accurate, but it’s okay for general use. The app is simple but does what it needs to.Overall, a good budget watch if you want something simple and affordable.

Accuracy? Meh
|| Measurement Accuracy || -This fitness tracker is definitely less accurate than my name brand one when it comes to mapping sleep and counting steps. Within the attached photos, this products application has a white background, while my other trackers application has a black background.[Steps] As far as steps go, this product consistently underestimates. It appeared not to detect any steps I took within my house, and it missed approximately 10% of the steps I took on outside walks. If your focus is on making directional changes to your habits (as opposed to measuring them accurately), this might be an okay option![Heart Rate] This product initially seemed just as accurate as the name brand when it came to heart rate. When I checked throughout the day, they were always within 2 beats per minute of each other. Looking back at the data in the app, it appears that there were times when their measurements varied more significantly.[Sleep] When compared to the name brand fitness tracker I use, this product seems unpredictably accurate when it comes to sleep mapping. I think, in part, this issue is related to rounding. The partner application to this product displays sleep start and stop times as very round numbers. As far as sleep stages go, this product doesn’t seem to capture REM very well. It does seem to align closer with the other fitness tracker when it comes to light and deep sleep.[Other Features] This product has features that my other watch does not, such as temperature and blood pressure. Because of this, I have nothing to compare those measurements to and am unable to speculate as to their accuracy.|| Companion App || -I do like that you don’t have to create an account to use the companion app. The only downside being that your data is only saved locally. So, if you were to change devices, past data wouldn’t transfer.Similarly, I like the ease of use, and overall aesthetics of the companion app. The displays are simple, but easy to understand. If you’re someone looking for an overview of each measurement, this will do the trick. Things fairly surface level. It doesn’t provide any feedback, interpretation, or insight of performance or trends – just the data.The app does keep prompting me to allow it to access my location, which gets a little obnoxious. Other than that, refusing to share my location doesn’t seem to impact its performance.|| Watch Itself ||The watch itself is less of a touch screen, more like a single button. While it took some getting used to, it was easy enough to figure out with some practice. The manual provided wasn’t much help, but you quick press to “scroll” and long press to “select.”The raise-to-wake feature of this watch is very responsive.I am impressed by the clarity of the watch face display! For the price, I wasn’t expecting the resolution to be so high. The brightness is substantial, and I haven’t found any way to adjust it.In two days, the battery was depleted only 10%, which is impressive considering the brightness. In part, this might be impacted by the fact that I didn’t have the location feature on. If active, tracking the location may have drained the battery more quickly.As far as the fit of the watch goes, there are many notches on the band so it is able to accommodate a range of wrist sizes. The actual watch face is a little long for my wrist, so I do have gaps between the band and my skin on the sides of my arm. Overall, I didn’t find it as comfortable as the flatter fit I was used to, but it wasn’t uncomfortable or bulky either.|| Overall ||Overall, this product is a good value for the cost. So long as you’re not a serious athlete using the data to plan your training, or someone looking to make more informed health decisions, its performance should be sufficient. I would consider it less of a “fitness tracker” and more of a watch with some bonus features.

Great for workout!
I have purchased at least 3 fitbits and they both broke, so I decided to go for something cheaper. This fitness watches for men has proved to be better. It does what it says, tracks your steps, blood pressure, sleep. I absolutely love this fitness watches for men women and will replace if I need too and it will still be cheaper than a Fitbit.