FITVII Slim Fitness Tracker With Blood Oxygen Spo2,Blood Pressure,24/7 Heart Rate&Sleep Tracking,Ip68 Waterproof Activity Trackers&Smart Watches With Step Tracker,Pedometer For Women Kids,Black

Für meine Mam ein tolles und qualitativ gutes Einstiegsmodell. App auch überschaubar und für Ihre Bedürfnisse ausreichend. Gutes Einstiegsmodell. Schrittzähler und Blutdruckmessung ist leider nicht so präzise aber für den "normalen" Gebrauch ausreichend. Wie lange diese Uhr hält müssen wir noch abwarten.

Awful connectivity. Constantly disconnects and stops tracking steps. Do not waste your money

Llego rapido, en buen estado y la persona que lo entrego muy amable. El producto esta bien para su precio. Bastante completo.

So good I've bought three of them! The first one I bought was rose gold on a pink strap. I was in an uncharacteristic girly mood and waned something smaller than my Apple watch. I liked the watch itself very much. It does practically everything m much more expensive Apple watch does including linking perfectly with my iPhone. However I found the strap tended o tap dampness underneath when I was washing my hands leading o irritation So I looked for a different strap and instead fell for another of e same watch but this time stainless steel on a stainless steel strap with a magnetic closure, perfect to allow micro adjustments to fit much better than the previous strap. I loved it at once. Then somehow, I don't quite know how, I lost it. I was rushing out of the house with my watch in my pocket and it must have fallen on my way to the taxi picking me up. (I don't trust any watch in the shower though I almost certainly should and will from now on.) Unfortunately I live in a tourist beauty spot and, I assume, one of them picked it up as a little holiday bonus. (There's no way anyone local found it outside my gate or they'd simply have dropped it off in my house .) But it was gone when I got home and no one from the area had found it (everyone round here posts even the least expensive found items on our Facebook page). So there was only one choice: I bought another identical one. And if I somehow come if I lose this I'll do the same again. (if anyone somehow does find the first I'll gladly hand i t on I a charity shop knowing any new owner will love it as I did.) Compared to big brand watches these are relatively inexpensive so replacing one isn't such a scary thought for most people. Yet not only does it look much more expensive than it is, it does much the same job as my Apple watch with only tiny, and mostly unimportant, differences except that, unlike my Apple watch, this measures blood pressure. When I compared its reading in my doctor's surgery when she took her own reading it was broadly comparable. My watch just consistently under-estimating by a certain amount, meaning I can use my watch as a guide and regularly check my BP. It's not a replacement for a normal test but it does permit me to keep an eye on it. Overall I couldn't be more pleased with my watches. And as soon as my little granddaughter gets little older, guess what her birthday present will be: my first version, the one with the pink strap, of course. She'll love it and it's still working perfectly a good few years on.

So far, so good. I've only used this for a few days, but am pretty impressed! First off, I think they sent a gold colored watch face for my pink band, but it's not that noticeable. I wondered how it could measure BP without pumping up, but apparently there is something new called pulse arrival time (PAT) that measures time and/or strength between a heartbeat and the time it reaches your wrist as a pulse. It's seeming pretty accurate. Same with oxygen and HR. Weather measurement is off. I tried the sleep monitoring one night and that seemed pretty good too. I usually have an 1.5-hr intermission during sleep in the middle (hate it, but that's the way it is). It picked up a 30 min awake time surrounded by light sleep instead. I'm usually watching TV during that time, so I think I was awake. No biggie. I saw that I'm getting the deep sleep required. Steps seemed spot on when going straight continually, maybe not as good when turning around. I haven't tried the different activities' counts, but found when I rode my exercise bike, the watch did not pick it up as steps. I'm older and not great with newer technology, but eventually did sort out most of the app and settings. Tricky for old fingers to get the band on, but I did. Then realized I needed to charge it first and couldn't find any holes. By luck, when maneuvering it, the swinging cable attached itself to the magnets on the back of the watch. LOL. The Q&As here helped me along (thanks, fellow shoppers). I'm still getting the swiping directions down to find things on it. For those who can't find how to change metric to imperial, you do it through the app on your phone. There are three tabs in the app at the bottom of the screen that bring up a host of selections under Home, Device, and Mine. For some things to work, you need to provide permissions. IE, I had to allow access to SMS and WhatsApp to view text messages on the screen. Tiny to read, but neat technology. It throws out Hints if you're trying to set something up, but have not allowed specific permissions yet to do so. Now some of the things it asked permission for seemed out of bounds to me, and I refused. So I probably will never even try to put a picture on my watch, see my email there or phone calls. I did find a more pleasing face dial in their app library than the red/black or striped thing. Lastly, I can't report on longevity, but if it fails anytime soon, I will update. I'm quite pleased right now. 3/19: Still liking the watch, but a couple issues. It can be frustrating to scroll on the watch face. Some swipes don't seem to register. I've found a slow thumb moves the menu best for me to get to the correct area without opening a different one with my swipe. A couple times, the watch face has seemed to change itself- perhaps I did it accidentally. But I've always been able to get the one I want back. I read here that a person put it on a drinking glass and it still read a heart rate, so I tried it. Nope, mine shows blanks. When you first open a previously used function, it will display the last measurement taken, so I wonder if that was the case with the reads that person got.