FITVII Well being Health Tracker, 24/7 Blood Strain Coronary heart Fee Monitor, Sensible Watch (Reply/Make Calls) with Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitoring Watch, Waterproof Step Calorie Exercise Tracker for Girls Males

First impression, not bad. Edited, read on
Edit: They sent me a new watch shortly after this review. The new one doesn’t have the disconnection issue like the first one. I calibrated this one at the Dr’s office, too, and it was only off on BP by a couple points, just like the first one. Once again, adjust the watch so it’s against the bottom of your wrist, not on top. I check it every time I get my BP checked by the Dr, and it is consistent.I also didn’t check the Sports feature on the first one. I love bicycling, and try to do 8-15 miles every day weather permitting. I have an ebike, so i don’t know if that makes a difference, but it measures the calories burned according to heart rate and oxygen level. I think it may be a little overblown, but there is a difference in calories burned from relatively flat terrain to riding up and down hills. On one hill for a 10 mile loop I average about 8-900 calories. When I take the half mile hill to go downtown it indicates ~1100 calories burned, and when I go 12 miles up a very steep 3/4 mile hill the calories jump to about 1300. I set my bike so I have to pedal to have the motor help, and about 1/3 of the time I turn the motor off, and that is reflected in the calorie count. For such an inexpensive watch I am very impressed.It will answer calls, but the sound is weak and scratchy, but that’s to be expected from such a miniscule speaker.Over all, I am quite pleased.I got it today and charged it, and connected to my phone with the app you can get from the Play Store (Samsung Android). Connected easily. I put the watch on with the watch body against the bottom of my wrist, and tightened the strap firmly. Heart rate and O2 levels work either way. When I did blood pressure it came out as 131/71, which is about right for me for this time of day.When I put it on the top of my wrist, I got 106/60. No way. It’s probably not real accurate, but for a quick reading putting the watch body on the bottom of your wrist is a more realistic reading.Also work well with the phone. Sitting in a chair with my arms on the armrests I can hear just fine, albeit a bit tinny sounding. But you have to hold it to your face to be heard.Joe Jitsu calling Dick Tracy.OMG, it’s the future. I sure had to wait long enough.EDIT: Later at night.Checked my pulse rate on the app. I have the sensor against the bottom of my wrist.I have a right-bank bundle block. When my brain sends a signal to my heart’s right side, it sometimes doesn’t get through and tries again. When I checked my heart rate on the app, I could see on the indicator, a blip, and then a pulse. That’s pretty good.Added: I went to the Dr the other day. I put the watch on my inner wrist while she took my BP.Her machine said 126/68. The watch said 128/76. Close enough.Stopped syncing data with my phone today. No apparent reason, just stopped. Says syncing data but nothing is transferring. Unpaired and repaired 3 times, no avail.Not much use when it does this.

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This is the second watch of its kind that I purchased. There are some nice improvements like the face is more readable and the time displays are many and varied. I also like the slightly larger watch face and the band on this model is far superior than the earlier watch. It’s a bit longer and seems more sturdy and the fit is great.I take my blood pressure, pulse, and pO2 at home and have been doing it for a few years since my bypass surgery in 2018. I know what my stats should be so I believe I can attest to the accuracy of these measurements. The heart rate and pO2 monitors work pretty closely to the readings I get with my home monitors except if you’re walking a steep hill the heart rate has a bit of a lag but both give me an idea of my stats when walking and climbing.The blood pressure (BP) is another matter. Unfortunately, the technology for a wrist BP, especially with out an insufflator cuff, are just not there yet. True you have to enter your baseline BP into the app so the watch has a basis for comparison but it still doesn’t provide what I consider dependable results. As a general rule, ones BP should rise 20 points or more during exercise. I don’t blame the company for this it’s really more about the physics. The sleep function gives me a pretty good idea how well I sleep and in general, I sleep well.I cannot review the rest of the features like phone, text, and all that social media detritus. If I am exercising I do not want to be bothered by such things. Therefore, I do not use them and it makes my walks far more peaceful. Of course, it also makes this watch more functional from my point of view.If lost or stolen would I buy this watch again? Absolutely. The price and functions are good enough and the price is better than the far more expensive watches that do all the same things I want. Actually most of the more hip and expensive watches don’t have a pO2 monitor.UPDATE: (4/17/2024) This one doesn’t hold a charge. My old model from Fitvii after two days, would be at 90% or 80% tops. There was an apparent charging issueOnce again, the company contacted me directly and we discussed this. It seems this watch has a defective battery and they will being replaced at no additional cost to me.Great customer support. Thank you!

I love it so far so good
Is a hard to work with it at the beginning but after few days get easy and nice fit.

Seems to count steps accurately, battery lasts fairly well,the main drawback is that steps can’t be added or subtracted manually

I bought the watch for my mom to monitor her blood pressure. She just started using today, so far the measurement from the watch is somehow similar with her BP monitor device, I guess we can say it is quite accurate. Hopefully, it will last.