Popglory 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)

I’ve tried at least 8 other watches (pricey) before this one but this is the VERY BEST — style, price, syncing, and uses. It took about 15-30 seconds to pair with my iPhone after I downloaded the app. It’s easy and accurate measuring my blood pressure and my pulse. I have aFIb so it’s necessary for me to track my health. This one does quickly, accurately, and stylishly. I doubted how great it would be because the price is below $30. I’m so glad I decided give it a try and wasn’t disappointed. My only negative is a tiny issue with the band. It’s really large on my wrist but it has enough holes to tighten it sufficiently. If you’re on the fence, please give it a try.UPDATE: The charged life is phenomenal. Today was the first time it needed recharging and it still had 2 bars!

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.

Disappointed. I was happy in the beginning. At least until I realized the blood pressure checker was telling me lies. This was one of the main reasons I bought it, after double checking I realized what it said my BP was and what my actual BP was were worlds apart. Then my watch went into “upgrade” mode and it got stuck there. I tried looking for support and even tried google and YouTube for help when that failed but no luck. I went to the website found nothing covering the problem. They had an email option so I sent one and got absolutely no response. So, seems like a waste of money at this point.I was fairly happy until now. It worked for what I wanted. I liked the ease of checking my BP (then realized it was lies) and heart rate, enjoyed being able to get texts when I didn’t have my phone with me or on silent. The lack of water resistance was annoying, having to either wear it loosely so it could be pushed up or you have to take it off several times a day when washing your hands after using the bathroom was just a real pain. If they had some support and made it water resistant it would be better.Later edit: I let the battery die and recharged it, was able to get it working. So if you run into my same problem give that a try! Would still not recommend it though.

When I first got this smart watch, I was skeptical about how it would work for me (since I am 76 years old). The application that goes with it ok at first. But when I got into the mechanics of the app then it was all down hill.The watch works day by day with history on the app. Try it out I've been using this for about two months now. You can use it for a week or so then you'll might be checking to see if need to charge it (which doesn't take long). And the cost for it is right for me. You know there's another thing about this watch and if you stand or sit and shake your arm where the watch is on and watch the app on your phone you can see the "step counter" increase while your legs are motionless. And infact if you have no legs at all it will still "count your steps" as long your watch is on your arm.Try it and see if I'm right orjust old man doesn't have any idea what he is talking about.