Popglory Smart Watch, Smartwatch with Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Full Touch Fitness Watch for Android & iOS for Men Women (Black)
$19.99
| Package Dimensions | 10.75 x 3.58 x 0.55 inches |
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| Item Weight | 1.55 ounces |
| ASIN | B08DXQSVDC |
| Item model number | P22 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
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| Date First Available | July 30, 2020 |
| Manufacturer | Popglory |
| Item Weight | 44 Grams |
| Standing screen display size | 1.3 Inches |
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Customers find the smartwatch easy to use with a user-friendly app and consider it good value for money. However, the device receives mixed feedback regarding its functionality, with some saying it works great while others report it stops working. Moreover, the blood pressure and sleep tracking features are problematic, with customers noting inaccurate readings and complete failure to track sleep. Additionally, the battery life is mixed, with some praising its performance while others report charging issues.
7 reviews for Popglory Smart Watch, Smartwatch with Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Full Touch Fitness Watch for Android & iOS for Men Women (Black)
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Popglory Smart Watch, Smartwatch with Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Full Touch Fitness Watch for Android & iOS for Men Women (Black)
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Wolf*Star –
The Best Economy Smart Watch I’ve Had to Date! 🙂👍
I have a Fitbit Charge 2 I’ve used to track my steps, heart rate and stairs for several years now, and it does a great job with that. However, I have never understood why the more expensive smart watches and fitness trackers do not offer BP and blood oxygen level measurement options also.I bought a set of ankle bands for my Fitbit and wear it there now (and get MUCH more accurate step counts than when wearing it on my wrist) and began a search for an affordable smart watch that measures BP and O2 levels.Over the past six months, I have bought and tried out six different BP smart watches from Amazon and returned four of them because of their extremely inaccurate algorithms used to calculate BP. The worst one was always at least 16 mmHg off systolically and 8-10 mmHg off diastolically. Also, the accompanying apps were nothing to write home about.I had just about given up when I found this watch, decided to give it a try, and I’m so glad I did! This is hands down THE most comfortable watch of any kind I have ever had on my wrist! It’s very lightweight and the band is so soft and pliable I forget I even have it on! I love the style and for once, the BP readings are well within the ballpark of what my actual cuff monitor shows. I don’t have an actual oxygen sat reader, but when I compared my result with the reading I got when I visited my physician’s office and, it was only off by 1%.The mobile app which accompanies this watch, HeroBand III, it’s also commendable. It paired easily with my Galaxy Note 10+ and offers a wealth of information that’s easily understandable. I think it compares quite favorably to the Fitbit app regarding stat breakdowns.The notification feature works perfectly with my texting program and offers a list of other apps to connect to. The one that is missing that I use regularly is FB Messenger. I hope it will be added in a future software update. The weather function and exercise timer work great, too!Battery life on the watch is excellent. I last charged it on Tuesday morning, and two days later, the battery indicator shows there is a 90% charge left. I don’t sleep with my watch on, and turn it off when I remove it for the evening, which could be one reason why it’s just sipping it’s battery charge.The only measurement that is off is the step counter. It is returning results of about 40% lower than what my Fitbit on my ankle says. I think this is just because it’s worn on the wrist, so I don’t really pay attention to that feature.This is easily the best economy smart watch I’ve used to date. I like it so much, I have ordered a second one as a backup in case the current one ever fails or if this model is ever discontinued.
A. M. –
Solid watch for health functions and a long lasting battery.
I bought this watch for the sole purpose of tracking my O2 after I was dangerously sick for a while.All its main functions: O2, Blood pressure, and HR work fantastic. The step function is nice, but I have noticed it calculates arm movements in as well (when I sat for a few hours crocheting, it logged steps for about every 3rd stitch).If you hook your messaging and phone up to this watch you will get the notifications — with a few exceptions.For calling: it will buzz you when you GET a call, but you will only have the option to ‘reject’ or ‘mute’ it, not answer. It seems spotty for what calls will come through, but overall I nice feature for someone who always has their phone on silent (i.e. me).For messaging: you will get your text messaging if it is an INDIVIDUAL TEXT, but will not get group chats/FB messenger/Snapchat/Skype/etc. There is also a delay between when a text will come through on your phone and when it will display on the watch. There is also limited characters, so only part of some text will show — and there is only the option for 3 most recent messages to show. The biggest thing, however, is that there is no ability to ANSWER a text on this watch, just read them. If that’s a deal breaker for you, then this watch isn’t the one.The battery lasts a week (if not more!!) after fully charging. So forgetting to hook it up every night leaves no issues!!The band is a little weird — it’s a slick, almost silicone blend so if your wrists get sweaty, it’ll start to smell. If you go with the pink option (like me) beware of dyes (because mine now has some permanent blue tones on it).My FAVORITE thing about it, though, is you can customize your watch face with photos from your phone gallery!!Only other thing I noticed is the attached app has to be constantly sinced Bluetooth and has a constant display/notification in your phone (and drains a bit of your phone battery faster).Overall, a solid watch that I rather enjoy.
Cuacuas –
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Amazon Customer –
I WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO KNOW WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR ME AS THE WATCH IS NOT ALWAYS WORKING AS IT SHOULD. SOUNDS LIKE THERE’S A SPRING LOSE INSIDE THE WATCH WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE TIMNE. Can you replace the watch because I do like the watch and would like to keep the same watch. I have not received any feed back as of yet
Edward Pogi –
Pros: standard health fitness tracking watch with blood oxygen feature.Cons: Limited faces. You get an analog looking watch, the standard digital monitor graph and a pic of a small pink rose you cannot change as the watch asks you to upgrade but your app tell you that you can’t upgrade further as your firmware is the latest. So 2 useable faces only.Be careful though, this watch has high inaccurate readings from BP to blood oxygen. I’m at 140-150 range but BP is consistent at 125-131. Oxygen level is 97-98 even if the watch is inside the drawer.Treat this as an expensive digital watch instead.
ابواحمد –
كساعة وقت ومشي وليس مقياس طبي يعتمد عليه
NAIJO PATHROSE –
This watch doesn’t show correct BP, Heart rates, and Oxigen level. This is a waste of money and a waste of time.