PopgloryPopglory Smart Watch, Smartwatch with Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Full Touch Fitness Watch for Android & iOS for Men Women (Black)

Awesome product. Bought it for BP measure, very accurate when it comes to BP readings. Great on the HR, great on the Oxygen levels...Would buy it again no issues. Would I recommend this simple to use watch..Absolutely 100%. For the price you cant go wrong. Battery lasted 5 days.

This being my first smart watch, I may not be up to speed on what to expect in a smart watch but will give you my review on what my expectations were when making my first purchase. I'm very impressed overall with this watch at the reasonable price it sells for. Already having a smart phone, I was not looking to put a smart phone on my wrist. Simple and to the point is my assessment of this watch. I purchased it with the thought that it was going to give me a 'general' overview on a few key health monitors that I wanted to keep an eye on. BP, heart rate, O2 monitor, and the step counter to work on increasing my steps every day. The only aspect of this watch that I noticed was disappointing was the potential of the inaccuracy of the step counter. Not having every used this feature before, maybe I'm stepping more than I realize. But in my assumption, it appears to be overstepping. But from that aspect, I agree with Wolfstar that this may simply be due to the watch being on my wrist versus getting a more accurate reading from an ankle monitor. In my opinion, well worth the money and priced very reasonably for what it offers. If you are looking for more precise readings on all indicators on this watch, my suggestion is spend the extra money and buy the more expensive watches that are on the market. Again, at this price, I wouldn't look for the medical accuracy you would get in a doctor's office but it certainly will give you a reasonable overview to keep a casual eye on your BP, heart rate, sleeping habits, and stepping monitor on a daily basis.

$30 or $300 for a smart watch. Does pretty much the same things as a $300 apple watch and a tenth of the cost.

The only thing accurate is the statement "This is not a medical device."Pros:1. Inexpensive2. Tells time & weather3. Player function works with your music apps4. sp02 readings seem reasonably close but inaccurate.5. Find Phone feature may be handy for some folks. It makes max volume noise on your phone to help you locate it.6. Long battery life, lasted over a week before needing a charge.7. WaterproofCons:1. BP & HR readings are comically off. The 'graphs' displayed are merely the same static watch image. Tested against ambulance & hospital monitors and 'close but no cigar' is as good as it gets. Must be worn on inside of wrist and held firmly against the skin at your pulse point to get anything even remotely close to accurate, otherwise readings of around 50% are standard for heart rate.2. No watch faces with the HR, BP & sp02 readings visible, only the incredibly inaccurate step counter & equally useless calorie burn count.3. Pedometer counted 2000 steps while I was laying in a hospital bed, 5 feet from a bathroom. If I actually hit 200 that would be a shock, let alone 2k.4. No way to delete erroneous readings, so the continuous heart rate monitor 'average' is completely useless, and the BP & sp02 data history is not very helpful either.5. Camera control does not work with your camera apps, Heroband uses it's own internal camera function with no adjustable settings besides front/back camera.6. 'Timer' is not an adjustable countdown timer, it is merely a stopwatch, and if you change screens or turn off display it ceases to function.7. Notifications only work with a few social media apps, none of which I use, Google Calendar is not supported and selecting 'Other' continually floods the watch with beeps, buzzes & unexplained RAM, battery life & device temperature data. Disabling that setting once turned on is not easy with nonstop pop-ups taking over the watch. Whether that data is your phone or watch is never exactly clear either, it just reports data that neither phone or watch reflect.8. Messages is nothing but the above RAM/Temp/Battery readings without the pop-ups & nonstop buzzes. Does not work with Signal, but may work with standard phone built-in SMS app (could not test since I only use Signal & Telegram).9. Sleep monitor is not adjustable to your actual sleeping hours, simply monitors inactivity during arbitrary evening to morning hours. Reported 3½ hours sleep while I was wide awake but just resting & still.8. Magnetic charger cable has a flaky, easily disconnected connection, watch does not charge off my backup portable batteries, but does if plugged in to a charger.TL:DR Cute, cheap toy, but most of it's functions are absolutely useless. If I wasn't hospitalized for over a month after receiving it this would have been returned immediately.Amazon should be ashamed this is their pick. DO NOT BUY THIS WATCH!

I purchased this phone specifically for tracking my "steps". It is a failure! I can sit on the floor all morning putting together paperwork and it shows me having taken 2956 steps. I guess every time I move my hand the watch thinks I'm on the move. If only exercise was that easy. The SLEEP function seems to work relatively well. Of course there is no way to track whether or not I'm truly getting "deep" or "light" sleep however it mostly knows when I go to bed and get up. Tracking exercise (walking in particular) seems to be working well however I can do that with my iPhone however the watch gives my heart rate. Is it accurate? Don't know. The TIMER also works well but here again, my iPhone can do that AND tell me what it is for. BLOOD PRESSURE is as you would expect, not terribly accurate but then again not something I would use if I needed accuracy. You can start the music on your iPhone from your watch but why would I want to fuss with finding the feature on the watch when my iPhone is sitting right by my side. FIND PHONE is a feature that works great and I (unfortunately) seem to need it frequently. All in all, I would rather spend the small amount of $ for this watch than to invest in a $300+ for an iPhone that maybe would do just as "ok" as this one. Some of the reviews pointed out you can't touch the face of the watch to turn it on. They are correct, you have to push the side button. That's not too much of an issue with me, it's the difficulty in scrolling and finding what you are looking for that is a pain.

2 years 9 months out of the original purchase, not bad for a $20 watch. Just ordered a new one... served me well !