ZURURU Fitness Tracker Heart Rate Blood Pressure Monitor, Activity Tracker, Fit Watch with Connected GPS, Waterproof Calorie Counter, 11 Sports Modes Step Counter for Women, Men and Gift

I love the easy-to-read dial and having multiple faces of different colors to choose from. It is intuitive, easy to operate, no complicated instructions to learn. It tracks everything I need, and you can't beat the price. I feel like I traded up from my Galaxy watch, which would start talking at inconvenient times and answer and broadcast phone calls for no apparent reason in the middle of a meeting.

Purchased to monitor my blood pressure. While its not 100 percent accurate its close enough to let you know if you are in danger.

Update February 2023. The watch started charging again shortly after my first review. (I suspect user error! 😁).My husband has been tweaking the settings in the online app. Now it shows text messages from his iPhone and tells him when he’s been sitting too long. I’m changing my rating from two stars to four. It’s not perfect, but it’s great for what it can do at the price point.I gave this to my husband for Christmas. He really enjoyed using it—taking his blood pressure, seeing how many steps he walked, being able to wear it when in the water, getting a “trophy” for his daily walking—but suddenly this week it has stopped charging. He normally charged it every week or 10 days. Yesterday he plugged it in and left it all night. It wasn’t charged in the morning. He’s been trying different chargers, but with no luck.So now he has a non-functioning watch, but can’t use it. He’s very disappointed, and I’m sorry that his gift lasted less than 6 months. It was good while it lasted, but 6 months?I’ve seen other reviews saying it won’t charge. If this is a common problem, there should be an option to repair or replace the watch. I wouldn’t feel confident buying another one, for fear it would happen again, but I would pay a small amount to get it repaired.

This is a great BP, pulse, step, exercise, and sleep monitor with better-than-average display. Recharge is by removing band and revealing USB plug. Whole watch plugs into USB port. USB-C port charger with cable would have been smarter and more convenient. Removing the band is a bit of a hassle, but good value for the price. Charges about once a week. Waterproof. One button for all controls- either tap or tap-hold to access menus. The "crystal" is already marked up, but it is a sports tracker and not a dress watch. This is my first sports tracker and I use it every day. The mobile app is free and provides graphics to chart your measurements over time. Great purchase overall.

This was my first "fitness" watch. I was worried about sleeping with it on, but it is very comfortable and I had no issues there. I did not realize it would send notifications from my Android phone, so that was a nice surprise. That is a feature I never knew I wanted, but it works great. Pairing it took a few minutes, but it wasn't too bad. Bluetooth signal is just ok. It works but going a room or maybe two away from the phone usually disconnects it.The big downside is that I bought this to check heart rate and blood pressure and particularly HR while exercising. It is not good at that. The heart rate is seemingly random. I've even had an alert go off that the heart rate was over 120 while I wasn't even wearing the watch. But while exercising, the rate stays within the same bounds as when resting. The heart rate monitor on my elliptical fluctuates as expected with exertion. The sleep tracking doesn't work as badly, but will often say I was asleep when I wasn't.The only conclusion that I can come to is that it is just not accurate. I've tried wearing it tighter or looser. I've tried changing my skin tone in the app. None of it seems to make any difference. I assume the BP doesn't work very well, but I honestly haven't checked it against another messing mechanism, so I can't say.Two other minor issues. The app doesn't seem to automatically sync most times even though my phone says the app is running. You need to swipe down on the home screen of the app to get it to "read the data" and refresh the graphs. Second, the single button interface is clunky. Sometimes you need to press it and sometimes hold it down depending on what you are doing. It works, but I didn't find it intuitive.Probably going to try another fitness watch to see if any at this price point can do accurate heart monitoring.