DoSmarter Fitness Tracker, Color Screen Activity Health Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof Smart Pedometer Watch Band with Step Calories Counter for Kids Woman Man

Absolutely love this watch! When I bought it, I didn’t really think much. I just want something that can monitor my heart rate during workout! However I discovered that it has so many functions! I just have wear it every second! It counts my calories, BP, HR even sleep quality! I also submerged it into water. It is still doing the job under water! I just have to post these pictures here! I love this watch!

Comfy fit and does what I wanted it to (blood pressure). Not sure how accurate BP is yet, but that's not what I wanted it for - I wanted to track general trends, which I think works well and is interesting to me. Next doc apt I will see how accurate it is. I also wanted it for the sedentray reminder, which is nice. Sleep function doesn't really work, though. It thinks I'm sleeping if reading quietly, and doesn't always record a nighttime bathroom run as being awake. Step/activity recording doesn't do well for Tai chi, either, but probably ok for other things. I wish the clock display has the colors reversed - hours which, minutes colored because that would be easier for me to read at a glance. And I wish they was a way to download and keep data. I love the phone finding option, though. Set up wasn't that easy - documentation could be better. But for the price, and it does what I wanted, I am pleased with it.

Band is a dark, rich purple and very comfortable. Clear, large enough to see amazing screen that is also in color. Tons of settings and capabilities! Well worth the price! This is the first one I've gotten that was able to send my notifications to me AND take my blood pressure....which is exactly what I needed. The app for the device itself works well also. Recommended. Tons of features! Lastly... the clasp is a buckle instead of a button... SCORE! It won't come off as easy.

The unit seems to show correctly, but the HBand app needs some work.Yesterday I tested with a short walk of 3.6 miles, the app "H Band app" showed .5 miles at 379 steps, thought the DoSmarter showed it correctly at around 10,000 steps.Today I hit the stair climber for 30 minutes and reached a max heart rate of about 130bpm, the "H Band" app showed max 64bpm, but the Do Smarter showed around 126bpm.Blood pressure "sometimes" records to app, but works great on the Do Smarter.Heart rate seems to record all of the time and shows accurate on the Do Smarter, but not on the HBand appOverall this wrist band works great, just can't get the app to sync all of the time. (swipe down syncs it)

Got this for my dad! He has heart problems and I wanted him to exercise more, so this was a perfect fit. He’s actually pretty big, 6’0, 300 lbs and this fit his writsts nicely!

Update: The customer service for this watch was phenomenal. They gave me more info & tips. You've really got to sit & tinker to get the full use of the watch. Now my only downside is the BP. After general research about fitness tracker capabilities, thus far they are really made for accurate BP reading. Though they look to be coming soon as some patents are up for approval. I'll definitely buy another tracker when that tech is out.I bought this tracker for health monitoring mostly. It does a fair job at monitoring heart rate. It buzzed me once & showed a heart with an exclamation point. Not sure what that means, but I'm assuming my heart rate was too high.Blood pressure monitoring is completely off. It always gave me the same 3-4 numbers every 10 mins of every single day.Sleep monitoring doesn't work at all. I was wide awake when it recorded me being asleep. It also only records sleeping between certain hours & only once a day. I needed accurate sleep tracking because I fall dead asleep for 10 mins sometimes.Included is a screenshot of the app. It shows I slept from 8:55pm until 12:35am. I did fall asleep around 9pm, but I was awake, texting, and watching tv from around 10pm.So the recorded sleep is wildly inaccurate.The screenshot also shows my barely varying BP.The second screenshot shows my averages (120/80 is my average, but the BP cuff monitor shows 163/109. What???)2 of the pictures show 2 different days of readings on a blood pressure monitor vs the watch's reading. You can see how the watch shows a perfectly normal blood pressure vs the very concerning numbers on the monitor.1 picture shows steps & distance I think, but it has displayed the same numbers since I got the watch.

My first smart fitness watch. Not the most accurate with steps etc. but its a start, and it gives me motivation. Easy to charge and charges quickly. Lasts quite a few days. App also works fine. Great job

I liked the watch at first-with temp, BP, heart rate, and pedometer. But when I got a notice that the power was low, the supposedly USB didn't look like it would fit and it didn't charge. A complete waste of $. This was meant for some kind of EURO port. Bad design, deceptive advertisig