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I like that you can read your text messages, but this feature isn't always available. I like the fact that I don't have to use my phone to decline a call. However, none of the watch's other functions are inaccurate in any way. My blood pressure readings appear to be normal, but when measured with actual machines and manual cuffs, they are extremely high. It's the same with the hart rate. Even though I am sitting and not walking, the step counter says I have taken steps. The weather isn't cooperating in any way. When I'm sitting on my couch watching TV, the sleep monitor says I'm sleeping. My watch's time and date are the only things that are actually correct.

Samir Greer

| Oct 26, 2021

They will continue to contact you via email until the issue is resolved.

Edison Kane

| Dec 07, 2021

I've been putting off writing this review for a long time. It took some time for me to adjust to the new timepiece. I get blood ox from this watch. , as well as heart rate, blood pressure, and the option to cycle. I don't keep track of my sleep. The heart rate results are satisfactory to me; All of them are within the expected range, and the hour I spend cycling each day gives me a variety of levels of exercise. After each mile of my 10-mile run, I check my time. The readout is easy to see after a mile ride. There are many different clock faces to choose from, and as a background, I've uploaded a photo of my dogs. The number of steps is a tad on the high side. I used a lot of different measurements the first week, and the watch battery only lasted 6 days. It will last 7 days now that I'm back into a routine. Texts, tweets, and Facebook posts are all delivered to my inbox. br>br>If I wear this 24/7, my skin seems to react badly; once sweaty, I remove the watch for a period of time, and I no longer wear it at night. This is a reaction to the watch band that is unique to each individual.

Jaxon Griffith

| Feb 07, 2021

I'm very impressed with this watch, especially considering the price; I've wanted a fitness tracker watch for a long time but didn't want to spend a lot of money on one. This watch has left a lasting impression on me. Because I have a small wrist, I was concerned that this watch would be too large for me. It's the perfect fit for my wrist. I'd also like to point out that it's extremely simple to set up, even for someone like me who isn't particularly tech-savvy.

Addison Olsen

| May 09, 2021

After speaking with the manufacturer, I will provide an update. This has been in my possession for a few days, but I only got it set up yesterday. I recently returned a less expensive one because graphs and other "additives" were not appealing to me. All I want to do now is start counting my steps. And, to be honest, I was blown away by the variety of watch faces available. I ALWAYS read reviews before buying something, and this one sealed the deal for me. As I prepared to accompany my mother to her doctor's appointment, I noticed I had walked 800 steps this morning. I didn't even make it out of the restroom. It takes me approximately ten minutes to complete. 15 min. to do something with my hair I considered it for a while. Perhaps the watch detected'step movement' in my arms? I'm not sure what I'm saying. It's a matter for the corporation to decide. If that's the case, I'm not sure I want to keep it. I know, it's just a minor "picky-ness" on my part. I may decide to forego the'smartwatch' altogether because of the "inconvenience. " br>br>Recent changes: br>br> I just got an email from the company, and it appears that the watch does indeed detect any arm movement and counts it as a step. I suppose I could take my watch off before or after I do my hair. Despite the fact that I returned the previous watch, it failed to record my arm movement while I was fixing my hair. Strange. Alas. I'm not buying any more of these timepieces.

Samantha Hendrix

| Apr 23, 2021

Upgrades aren't required. This watch is ideal, and I purchased it for my father-in-law. law (70) wanted to start keeping track of his steps, heart rate, and other vital statistics. The plan was to start with a lower-cost item to see if he liked it and would stick with it, and then upgrade to a higher-cost item for Christmas. He's a dinosaur, and he's not very good with electronics. He is a big fan of this watch and quickly learned how to use it. Every day, he informs my husband of how far he has walked, his blood pressure, and other such details. It's always been a gamble to get him to respond to a text within a reasonable amount of time. That is no longer the case. On his phone, he notices that his texts have arrived. He refuses to be upgraded. br> It's perfect for him. All we had to do at first was get the app on his phone and get Bluetooth to recognize his watch. that's all there is to it We didn't give him any instructions on how to use it. I'm aware that it isn't an iWatch. However, we are extremely pleased with our purchase.

Steven Pittman

| May 22, 2021

I bought it primarily to track my steps, but I've enjoyed using all of the other features, especially the way it tracks my sleeping patterns. Even though I'm not particularly tech-savvy, it was simple to set up and use. I like how the reminders to drink water and get up and move are included. It's a nice watch for the price, and it syncs with my iPhone's health app and my smart watch, which has been extremely useful. I'm pleased with my purchase.

Estella Serrano

| Jun 15, 2021

So far, this has been an excellent product. There are a plethora of watch faces from which to choose. The dusty pink is a lovely, understated shade of pink. My favorite feature is that it can control my phone's music and shutter. I'm trying to figure out how to make a watch face out of a photo. This is a fantastic deal! I thought it was a bit heavy at first, but after wearing it, I realized it wasn't. I like how it can read the last three messages and remind me if I have a call coming in. It's worth noting that it only serves as a reminder that you have a call; you can't actually talk or listen through it, though that would be fantastic and much more expensive; the only thing that could make it better is if it could receive and send text messages.

Zara Cortez

| Feb 03, 2021