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Smart Watch Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor 100 Sports Modes Step Calorie Counter Activity Health Trackers IP68 Waterproof for Android Phones iPhone Women Men
€45.99
Additional information
| Asin | B0CLGTKMQR |
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| Manufacturer | Mindrose |
by Pip
I just got it so don’t have a long history with this watch but it seems to be working very well. It was very easy to set up and get started, and it’s great looking, and very comfortable. I especially like that it is waterproof.
by whoami
The blood pressure monitor on watches are not accurate that’s not just for this watch it’s for any watch that claims to do blood pressure. I love the numbers to watch gives me because they’re lower than what my real numbers are but if I rely on them that could be dangerous. It appears that the step counter and the heart rate monitor and the O2 monitor are fairly accurate. I’m just getting ready to wear to the gym for the first time and I haven’t really paid much attention to the sleep tracker so I will update this review in a day or two . On the whole I would buy the watch again because it’s fairly inexpensive and I know that watches don’t give an accurate blood pressure reading.
by K Graham
Nice, but battery isn’t lasting more than two days. The watch is pretty & the band is soft. App is just ok…. I do love that it takes your blood pressure on demand.
by two cats
This is a very good value at this price point. For perspective, I was a longtime Fitbit user (Luxe most recently) but recent software issue with that brand has rendered that and other trackers useless and Fitbit (Google) has really dropped the ball on support causing me to try a different brand for comparison sake. The H80 tracker is a good size for easy viewing and has excellent battery life! I am on two weeks with the initial charge with 65% still remaining! I have turned off the quick view setting and all social media notifications but still use phone and text notifications to achieve that. While most of the features are more detailed and thought-out on the Fitbit app, the H80 has most of the same features. They cons are that sometimes the H80 tracks sleep incorrectly at times compared to Fitbit (if you are sitting quietly it starts recording sleep or shows large segments as awake during the night). While this happened occasionally with the Fitbit app you could at least make adjustments with Fitbit app whereas you can’t adjust times with the H80. The H80 app doesn’t allow you to track food calorie intake or continuously monitor oxygen levels during sleep that the Fitbit did. Other then that I have been very impressed with this fitness tracker as it did most of what the Luxe did for about half the cost! So depending on what features you are looking for in a tracker, the H80 does the basics mostly very well and that coupled with the long battery life and large display makes it a solid choice at ~$50 price point!
by T.Jovich
Very nice looking watch. Took an hour to charge completely. Easy to use.
One thing I noticed there are 2 lines on the screen. It goes across the top and the bottom of the screen. Obscures the writing. A line straight across the title page or whatever type of screen image you have. It is annoying. The screen has beautiful clarity besides the 2 lines. I just got my watch today and still testing it out. Light weight, slim but can see the screen effortlessly.
by MDaye
I never intended to purchase a smart watch, however due to health issues, my needs changed. For some reason, I’ve had low blood pressure (average about 100/65) over the last 2-3 years. I also have low HR and low core temp (95.2 is a fair average). Multiple times during the day, I will suddenly fatigue, dizziness, weak, etc. Now, when I feel this way, I can run tests to see what’s up. The BP runs about 10 points higher than it should, on both top and bottom number. For me, the exact number doesn’t matter as much as me seeing the numbers actually drop. The O2 sensor is pretty spot on, tho. I don’t need a watch to text with or answer calls (thankfully this one doesn’t do that), but I really like being able to see notifications or missed calls on the watch. Helps to remind me to get back to people😆. This watch pretty much does everything else tho. It shows the weather forecast for the following four days, it has a timer and a sleep monitor. U can set alarms, and u can also use it when u work out, and can choose which standard workout method u are using and it will track it. It also has built in step counter which is nice too. There are a ton of different faces u can choose from, or change them on a whim just to coordinate them with your outfit. The watch band is very comfortable and it is easy to remove them should u choose to purchase different bands. If u are in the market for a smartwatch and u aren’t interested in texting or phone calls with it, but u want all the extras, then this is the watch for u! I am very glad I purchased this watch!
by Takenya
So I was a little suspicious about this when there were 50 reviews over the course the course of a year that were all 5 star. Not so suspicious that it turned me off to buying it; it was a good enough deal that I figured it was worth the risk – that sweet spot between cheap and overpriced.
Pros:
Good battery life
Fast charge
Well made
Good value and viable competitor for big brand more expensive watches
It gives a warning if you turn on a setting that will drain the battery (like continuous heart rate monitor)
I turned on the continuous heart rate monitor and set it to get the measurement and correct the data every 5 minutes; there was a noticeable battery drain but similar to how it having location and Bluetooth on drains your phone battery. I can’t tell you how long it lasts for me because I don’t run the battery down; I keep it charged. It also makes it so that instead of charging it for the advertised 2 hours, I just have to have it off for 20-30 minutes every 2-3 days or so
Easy to set up and use
Comfortable fit
It tracks overall health just as much as it tracks your physical activity
Has a do not disturb function. You can have it be timed or just turn it on
Cons
Sleep tracker leaves a bit to be desired but smart watches are notoriously inaccurate sleep trackers, understandably so. It doesn’t help that I have a low heart rate to begin with and heart rate is part of what smart watches use to determine when a person is asleep (if it advertised having a top of the line sleep tracking function, I’d have higher standards for that)
As a takeaway, the only flaw is the sleep tracker and even watches that are 2-3 times the cost of this watch have trouble with accurate sleep tracking. Aside from that, it does as advertised with a great deal of accuracy and I highly recommend it
by Courtney Williams
Got this watch for my daughter’s birthday. Super duper easy to set up and everything worked/connected as it should. Love all the features and especially love the smaller size. Apple Watches and their dupes look huge on a tweens wrist. This one looks much more elegant on her. I actually like it better than my Fitbit charge and Apple Watch and plan on getting one of my own. Stays charged for 7ish days! For the price you absolutely cannot beat this watch!
by Goddessofpugs
The product seems sturdy. I haven’t used it much yet but it seems to work well and was easy to set up.
by Benjamin Doherty
Setup was easy. Readings are fairly accurate. Sleep tracking is good but if the device moves up your arm or if you have it too loose it won’t read sometimes. i have only had this happen twice but I think I have resolved this by making sure it is on good when I go to sleep. All in all this works very well for the price and setup was easy. Compared to the higher dollar devices you can buy I feel that this one is worth the money to get the same results. This one works so well that I purchased a second one for my wife so that she can track her health readings as well.