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It’s a Winner
Orchid Purple Fitness Tracker Watch: This sleek and stylish fitness tracker watch in Orchid Purple is a must-have accessory that is worth every penny! Its easy-to-read display and customizable Home Screen options make it a convenient and functional choice. The vibrant purple color adds a pop of personality to any outfit, effortlessly matching your style. Comfortable to wear all day, this watch is perfect for tracking fitness goals and can easily be synced with your phone via Bluetooth. Stay connected and motivated on the go with this versatile and user-friendly fitness tracker watch!

Sort of like a Fitbit, but not as costly
I had a Fitbit Versa 2 and it finally died after a year’s worth of daily use… so I went looking for a cheaper alternative. This FITVII (FIT 7) is a nice watch. The 1st charge has lasted me a week and a half and still has a day or two left before it needs to go back on the charger. The charger for this watch is incredibly easy to use. There are 2 magnets on the back of the watch and the charging cable can only be attached in one direction. It’s literally fool-proof! It takes a couple hours to charge… which is way faster than my last watch.While not a mainstream brand, FITVII has done a really nice job with the watch’s interface and the cell phone application. My Android app launches quickly, communicates sparingly with the watch and allows me to set everything on the watch on my cell phone. Accuracy is the only spot I would ding this watch; heart rate and blood pressure do not match medical devices (think: blood pressure arm cuff) and the pace distance cannot be adjusted for your stride like Fitbit. I find my steps are a bit low at the end of the day, but it does track my movement. So, just adjusted my goal from 10,000 steps down to 8,000 and call it good. 😁 (Fitbit wouldn’t even allow that!)The swiping actions are consistent and rarely missed (except when the watch face is wet). The interface is colorful and clear. There are plenty of watch faces to customize with, and everything is readily configurable in the cell phone app. Sleep tracking is right on for timeframes and duration. The alarm buzzes just hard enough on my wrist to wake me each morning without a jolt. The weather app on the watch is decent and tracks with current conditions. messaging and phone calls happen within milliseconds between my phone and watch. I get a buzzing notification for new messages and incoming phone calls. I can even deny the call from my watch without searching for my phone during working hours.There are so many features in the watch that I haven’t even used them all… and possibly never will! Just go buy one and pocket the extra hundred bucks you would have paid for a different smart watch.

The H56 is a very stylish watch! But not much more.
Really nice looking. The watch and strap fit my 6.75″ wrist very well. Very comfortable to wear. Very robust strap, standard 80mm buckle section and 120mm hole section, not just a cheap strip of silicone.Setup was a pain, because the instructions and prompts for the Fit Cloud Pro app don’t mention that you need to tap a little symbol in the upper right corner of the screen in order to make the “binding” (pairing) process work. Once I figured that out, it went well other than my forgetting to turn Bluetooth on in my phone.In its first day of use, it gave reasonably accurate results, even when worn rather snugly, which fuddles some other watches. But its functions are limited – day totals for paces, distance, calories and sleep, including stages (no REM or sleep quality score), and current pulse, blood oxygen and blood pressure. The last is a mystery, as I’d have thought it needed to be calibrated. The sleep data was odd in that it started at midnight, rather then when I actually got to bed at 0115One review showed charts of a day’s low, high and average readings. I have no idea how it was generated, neither the watch nor the app do that.I haven’t tried the weather yet, but I was tickled by another function – if it finds your phone, it gives a motivational “FIND SUCCESS!” result. Someone had fun with that one.Anyway, it’s a disappointingly basic health device, very entry level if you will, but with my preference for analog faces it is a very stylish timepiece.

We bought this as part of my brothers Xmas presents,he was over the moon with it as he was worrying about his blood pressure as his only daughter died last yearcwith a stroke. So this has helped him to monitor what his body is doing and reasonably priced

I bought it because it was well rated as an economically priced fitness watch. The watch works as expected. Customer support was very helpful, I exceedingly polite, and actually replaced the first one I had because it was defective (cardio features didn’t work). The replacement works well and has an amazing long lasting battery. I’m very pleased, overall.The watch does lack comprehensive, detailed instructions and that was a bit of a barrier to me getting it to work at first, but I eventually figured it out with some trial and error. Overall I am very pleased with it.