HalfSun Fitness Tracker, Activity Tracker Fitness Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, Blood Pressure Monitor, IP67 Waterproof Smart Watch with Sleep Monitor, Calorie Counter, Pedometer

This is the third fitness watch I have tried and also the most affordable, and my bottom line is that the watch represents an excellent value for the price. br>br>Pros: The features that track steps, miles walked, and heart rate appear to be fairly accurate. As I charged this when I received it and 2010 days later it is still at 40% battery level it has excellent battery life as I charged it when I received it and% It's simple to read on a computer screen. The health app is adequate to excellent in terms of functionality and ease of use. I compared my calorie burn to online guides and found that it was fairly close to the recommended burn levels for my height and weight. As a result, all of the key features you desire work fairly well. Wearing the wrist band is a pleasurable experience. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. As others have pointed out, the blood pressure feature is incorrect when using the systolic number. When compared to my blood pressure cuff, it was consistently around 20 points low in my case. The diastolic number was within a few millimeters of the systolic number When compared to the information I got from using my CPAP, the sleep results were generally accurate, but out of nine nights of sleep, seven matched the CPAP and two were completely inaccurate for reasons I don't understand. Finally, there are connection issues: my phone is a Samsung 8, and when you walk out of BT range with the watch, your phone loses connection to the watch, but it almost always reconnects when you walk back in range. It doesn't happen more than once a day, and I've discovered that all I have to do is turn off the BT for about four hours. The watch will reconnect in 5 seconds, but I sometimes have to re-set it. Choose it from the devices that are available. This was a problem with the other two smart watches I've tried, and frankly, this is a lot better. Overall, this is more of a minor annoyance than a significant issue for me. This could be a phone-specific issue rather than a problem that affects everyone. br>br>Summary: br>br> I think it's a great deal for a $35 smart fitness watch.

Jayla Williams

| Nov 13, 2021

It's been three weeks since I got it. It has inspired me far more than I had anticipated. I was dissatisfied with my current body weight. I had lost control of my eating habits. I spent the majority of the day sitting, aside from cleaning and chasing my kids. I've never been very active or healthy, despite the fact that I've always been on the smaller side. I wasn't expecting this small watch to make such a big difference, but it has. I no longer want to sit around and do nothing. Every day is a test of my endurance to see how many steps I can take. I try to relocate as much as possible. I clean and dance at the same time. While watching TV, I march in place. When I can, I prefer to walk to places. I chose to walk three miles to the store the other day because I had set a goal of 10,000 steps and thought it would be a good challenge. A few days ago, I surpassed the 20k step mark. br>br>Because I was moving so much, I began to lose weight. This motivated me to make changes in my own eating habits. I've lost ten pounds in the three weeks since receiving this watch. 5 of my body weight is over 10 of it! Every day, I go to the gym and work out. I'm in awe of myself and feel incredibly strong. So, let's get down to business with the watch. It appears to be attractive, and the large screen appeals to me. My skin is sensitive, but it hasn't caused me any problems, and the step counter is fairly accurate. It counts your arm swings rather than your steps, as do most activity trackers. As a result, if you're pushing a shopping cart, your steps may not be recorded. The heart rate monitor also appears to be accurate. I'm not sure how accurate the blood pressure monitor is because I don't use it very often. I'd say it's been reading around the same as the number I got from the doctor a few days ago. br>br>I am a big fan of the sport mode. I enjoy keeping track of the number of calories I burn while exercising. It does not allow you to tell it what kind of exercise you're doing, which would improve the accuracy of the calorie count. br>br>The only feature of this watch that is a dud is the sleep mode, which is wildly inaccurate. It always claims that I slept a lot more than I actually did. I wake up several times a night due to the dog, kids, or the need to get a drink of water, and it will say I was sleeping while also showing me walking around during that time; however, I do not use it as a sleep monitor. The battery life could be improved. br>br> Perhaps in sports mode, I'll be able to get it down faster. It lasts me about a week and a half. Because I don't want to see my sleep, I try to charge it at night. It's a little difficult to charge. I've left it to charge twice only to discover that I wasn't properly connecting it the first time. That is the only reason I am sitting here right now, writing this review. Last night, I neglected to charge it. br>br>Overall, this is a great product for the price; it looks nice and is reasonably accurate. It's also water-resistant. You can even keep track of your menstrual cycle with it. My health has greatly improved as a result of it.

Trenton Cheng

| Oct 05, 2021