CatShin Smart Watch for Android Phones, Fitness Tracker with Blood Pressure Monitor Heart Rate Monitor Sleep Monitor Activity Tracker IP68 Fitness Watch Calorie Counter Compatible for Men Women Sport

I went from a Apple Watch to this because I didn’t want to pay the price to upgrade. I have to say I absolutely love it. I like the metal band. It’s easy to get to each setting by just scrolling up and you can read your messages in full without scrolling. You can control your music and see your weather. Thinking of getting my daughter one for Christmas.

I thought I would try this watch out. I had one similar to this before but after about a month the battery would not hold charge. So far, this one keeps a charge anywhere between 5-7 days. The reason for only 4 stars is the screen is quite touchy. I wear it at night to monitor my sleep and sometimes I will somehow activate the timer which unfortunately will drain the battery if you do not know it's running until hours later when you wake up. Even though the timer has a "stop" button, it's not at the sensitive part of the screen to stop it. The only way I have found to stop the timer is to power off the watch then power it back on. Also, I have found the blood pressure monitor to be very off, especially the top number. Mine will read 20 points high on average. I was at my doctor's office the other day and checked against their reading and the top number was 20 pints high. All other blood pressure numbers (bottom number), pulse, and blood oxygen were all correct. I also like that you can set up a profile with gender, height, weight, and gate so it can better record your steps.I will add this, I made the big mistake of buying a Fitbit Charge 2 after the battery failed on the other watch mentioned. It's OK for telling time, pulse, and steps walked but that's about it. There is a known bug in in the sleep monitor that prevents it from monitoring your sleep. Also, even though it would be connected to my phone, it would fail to notify me of a text message and/or phone call. And the Fitbit was 4 times the cost of this watch.To sum things up, would I recommend this watch, yes. For the price, it has a ton of features. Just double/trible check it's BP, pulse, and blood oxygen readings to a known good source and you should be fine.

I waited to review this item because I wanted to verify how it was working as far as the blood pressure, O2 reading, heart rate etc. Very disappointed with these functions. I repeatedly checked my blood pressure, and it continually showed the numbers 15 - 20 points higher than the doctor did. I recently went the the doctor and when the tracker checked pressure it showed it at 148/95. In reality at the doctors office, it was 128/62 - VERY BIG DIFFERENCE. LIkewise the O2 reading on the tracker was 96% when at the doctor it was 99%.Also not happy with the screen functions. If you bump the screen, it advances to one of the other screens and you have to scroll thru them all to get back to the time.Also thought the unit was bigger than expected, but I could have lived with that if the functions worked properly.I won't buy another on, and sorry I got this one. Looks nice but for me it was a waste of money.

Few things after 1st look at this watch:- CatShin says it is CS10 IP68, however I have received watch with IP67 enclosure, which is not fully water resistant.- No synchronization with STRAVA or Runkeeper. Both popular apps do not see this watch.- iPhone Health does not synchro current training's, mean no deep synchronization with Health in both directions. how this is possible if DaFit app is set up to share data in both directions with Health?- battery life is not as stated. had to charge watch after few hours of usage.- is any website available for this manufacturer? could not find any support web page for these watches.- accuracy is subject for verification, blood pressure is completely off - understood it is toy, not medical device.- in daylight or sun cannot see anything on screen, even if brightness is adjusted at max position - how can I use this watch outdoors if I can't see anything on screen?+ nice bracelet and enclosure+ good looking watch+ good to use indoors, where you will be able to see something on screen - haha :)In general - I'm not satisfied, this product is useless for myself.To be returned.

It took a while to figure out how to use it but it's a wonderful tool to your overall health. I love that it keeps track of your BP, Steps, Heart Rate, and Oxygen rate. I didn't like the fact that the extra silicone strap was missing from the box. I didn't even know about it but a friend ordered the same product and told me about what was included in the box. Program instructions aren't helpful but Youtube answered all my questions. I really like this product and it's worth the price.

I choose this watch because it seem easy to set and I was right. All you need in one device. Work really well for the price . It comes it’s 2 band which is easy to change . So far it’s what I want it.

After reading the glowing reviews, I expected to love this watch. This was not the case. Right out of the box, the stainless steal band could not be adjusted and was way too big. This wasn't the end of the world as there was another band included with notches that was easily adjustable. This wouldn't be enough to turn me off of this watch by itself. The real problem is in the function of the watch itself.There is no instructions for how to scroll through the different functions. Sometimes swiping up and down worked and sometimes it didn't. Then I realized that the watch doesn't continuously take heart rate. You have to manually tell it to take pretty much all measurements outside of steps. To do this, the instruction book says to "long press" in the screen of the measurement you'd like, which, again might not be so bad given the price. The problem comes again in the fact that this watch doesn't always register touch. It's a pain to scroll through the screens and get it to actually take the measurement you want. While playing with the watch for about 20 minutes, the battery went from 100% to 85%, so I don't know how it could make it through the whole day on a single charge.Finally, I don't think it's terribly accurate. Sitting on my couch, three readings within a few minutes of each other read 85 BPM, 55 BPM, and 94 BPM.