Imzuc Fitness Tracker Watch, Step Tracker with Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Pedometer, Step Calorie Counter, Health Fitness Watch for Sports, Activity Tracker for Women Men

This watch has surprised me! I love finds like this one. I was a little nervous based on the price of tge watch, but then I've been pleasantly surprised by the results.My first point if contingency buying a smart watch is if it will accurately track my walking. And I've used a step counter that attached to my belt to check the accuracy of this watch. And here I was extremely surprised to find that this watch is on target with my step counter. So that wad a great deal if excitement for me.Then it was the extra features.This watch has an extremely long battery life. I've been wearing it for 3 days now and still have almost 50% battery left.It has accurately tracked my sleep. While can not be certain of the exact time I fall asleep I can guess the liklihood that this watch is accurately tracking because it has shown my sleep time to be almost exactly what my doctor and I tracked during my last trip to the doctor to test the duration of sleep I am able to achieve in office. This report was another wonderful surprise as my doctor and I are attempting to gain a better understanding of my sleep schedule and future goals to achieve more appropriate sleep.It does check heart rate. Which again this lined up with the heart rate my doctor and I have been recording over the last few years.There is a way to check phone notifications and use the watch to skip music.I do miss the features of being able to see my music and text back on my watch, I'm also not sure I need those functions back.Fir the prove I pain, I'm happy to say this watch currently fits my desired functions of a smart watch

I bought this for $10 to send into Samsung for a $100 discount , I did use it for a day and was impressed with it . It does not have all the bells and whistles of the Samsung Watch 7 like replying to messages or NFC , but the heart monitor gave me the same results as the samsung. And has other health features like sleep and step counts . I was able to get notifications from my phone like messages and facebook notifications and other apps , You can not reply on the watch but you can read the messages , It comes with 4 different watch faces . I may buy another to use for yard work . I was very impressed for the price even not on sale it is a great deal . The band is very comfortable compared to My Tic Watch Pro 3 which is dying . The samsung watch , I did not use the original band , bought a metal band . For those on a tight budget this is a good starter smart watch . Just download their app and was very easy to sync to your phone . I have an Android phone .

Works well. It is hard to "decipher" the menu and where things are on the watch. I'm still trying to figure it out. The instruction pamphlet was very basic. But the watch doesn't track ALL steps. But it's a good watch.

I purchased this watch to track how many calories I burned, I’m loving this watch so far. It also has a lot of good features. I love that it fits me perfectly since I have really tiny wrists. It’s easy to use & to charge. I definitely recommend buying this watch !

Needed a watch for oxygen tracking and it doesn't give a ready when you want it. You have to wait for when it wants to measure your oxygen levels. Some of the features dont work. You don't get the watch faces advertised on description. It's not user friendly. You get what you pay for. Returning asap

No issues so far/ been in shower, done dishes, car wash and yard work in the rain. I set it up so I get text and phone notifications- and it works almost every time (9.99% of the time) properly reads heart rate and oxygen when prompted. I’m not sure if the steps are accurate but I don’t think they’re too far off if they are. Over all great product for the price. I’ve had an Apple Watch and it broke. Since then I won’t pay the price for another one. This is a great alternative and can’t beat the price.

I was looking for a cheap way to track my heart rate while on the treadmill. This looked like it might be a solution.Good things:* it does measure heart rate, and the value that's reported looks valid. I couldn't really verify it but it looks good.* it also measures blood pressure and oxygenation. The numbers look believable, but accurate? who knows.* the screen is bright and crisp. Very readable. The watch seems solid, not cheap. The band is comfortable. It has lots of holes close together so you can adjust it to just the right size.Bad things:* for exercising on the treadmill, I need a continuous display of heart rate. The main problem with this watch is that it keeps going to sleep. For example, to get your heart rate, you have to first wake it up (push the side button), navigate to the heart rate button and push it, and then you'll get a result after a few seconds. Heartrate is displayed for few seconds (ten maybe?), then the watch goes to sleep and the screen goes blank. To get the next reading you have to repeat the whole process. This conserves battery but makes it impractical for me when I'm huffing and puffing on the tready. You can change the main screen, but basically it can show the time or it can display steps+calories (I think). I would like to put heart rate on the main screen, but it doesn't look like this is possible.* The manuals for the watch and the veryfitpro android app show how to set it up, but nothing else. You have to do a lot of googling and guessing to figure out how to actually use it. For example, even figuring out how to change the watch home screen took a lot of trial and error. Apparently, the veryfitpro app is used in other smart watches, so their web page information provides only generic information that doesn't always apply to this watch.*starting the veryfitpro android app brings up a full screen ad, which is a bit hard to get rid of in order to actually use the app. Grrr. Very annoying!!!Overall, I suppose if you're used to using fitness watches, you may have a feel for how to use this thing then it may be ok with you. Especially if you just want to check steps and calories. But I've never used a fitness watch before and I found the whole thing bewildering. They should provide a real honest-to goodness manual.