WalkerFit Smart Watch for Women,Smartwatch Fitness Watch, Waterproof SmartWatches Fitness Tracker with Blood Pressure iPhone Android Compatible, 1.4 Inch Round Gold

I have everything synced to this watch just like my Apple Watch. I can’t reply to text messages but I can read them. That is the only thing I feel like I am missing but I gained the ability to check my blood pressure and that is what made me want this watch. It is surprisingly very accurate for me. I needed to keep an eye on my blood pressure and I liked the idea of it being in a watch to make it more convenient. I have a medical cuff to compare it to and although it’s not always the exact same numbers, it is definetly close enough. I do not like that it’s a gold watch with a silver buckle on the band so that may get replaced soon. The gold is more of a metallic gold. The screen is so responsive and it is honestly impressive in that way. The battery is not lasting as long as I hoped(2 days) but I’m still adjusting and experiencing settings to get the best of it. I bought this watch for its health benefits but I honestly don’t miss my older model Apple Watch. This one is doing what is supposed to pretty well!

Good product easy to set up

I dislike have only had for a month and it already will not keep a charge. Want to return and buy a replacement

This is a large good looking smartwatch and yet with the strap it only weighs about 1.27oz.The watch casing is in rose gold color that matches well with the pink strap it came with. But if you prefer other color or type of band, the rose gold color also goes well with many others.Setup and watch are very easy by downloading the "Da Fit" app from the app store. One great thing about this app is, unlike most of similar apps for smart wearables that require registration, this one DOES NOT require you to register to use! To me, personal health information is very private, should never require registering.The watch can monitor heartrate, blood pressure, blood oxygen, sleep time. It also records number of steps walked for the day. One can also enable the GPS tracking at the expense of shorter battery life. In addition, it also offers various notification and talk functions linking to the phone via Bluetooth.As mentioned before, the watch face is fairly large with a number of watch faces to select from and more available for download. The display is bright with color saturation. While it is very readable indoor, it is far less readable outdoors under the summer sun, as this is a regular LED display not an AMOLED one. To be fair, AMOLED display is not expected at this price point and even AMOLED display has a hard time under very bright sunlight. Also since this is LED display there is no always on option and it seems its sensor is more accurate in sensitive left wrist turn to turn on the display than the right.Of all the monitoring functions, only steps, sleep times and heart rates are continuously monitored. One can set the frequency of heart rate reading. The default is every 30min.Other functions like blood pressure, blood oxygen and GPS tracking require manual enable trigger to save battery life.In terms of accuracy, while no match for medical devices, they are fairly consistent with reading delta from medical devices thus able to provide reasonable references. The GPS tracking is also reasonably accurate for the limited test I have tried.The battery life is what I value most as I don't really need GPS tracking nor phone call functionality. I have changed the default heart rate reading to every 10min to compare with my other watch. With additional one check of blood pressure and blood oxygen per day and no phone call nor GPS use, it uses up about 20% of battery per day until when it dropped below 40%, the battery level starts to drop rapidly, at the end one charge lasted barely four days in this what I consider as minimum use. About average for watches at this price range.All things consider, a good value multifunction watch that provides major features of far more expensive watches.

This watch has lots of great features but has some flaws. I wore this along side my Fitbit luxe to see how the two compare. I do not know how accurate either watch is since they reported different results, but were showing numbers in close range to each other, which was interesting because I wore this on my dominant wrist and when it came to counting steps this watch counted less. When it came to sleep monitoring, also similar results, both were the same as far as time falling asleep and waking.This watch does not seem to automatically sense vitals. You have to navigate to the screen you want and tap it for it to measure your vitals in the moment. For example navigate to pulse to initiate pulse check, navigate to blood pressure then tap to initiate bp check and the same idea for blood oxygen levels. It’s nice that it has these features but inconvenient that you have to pause what you’re doing and take these steps to check your stats. You can also initiate these actions through the app.The watch acts as a smart watch with the ability to sync with your phone for texts, calls and what looks like a Siri function. I have no interest in using those features so I never bothered syncing those features to test them. It also has a weather feature which also needs to be synchronized to your phone, but it doesn’t stay synchronized overnight for some reason and that’s annoying. I also must note that the face scratches easily and scratched the first day worn. Nothing huge that would make use difficult, but it’s there and I’m aware of it.I really wanted to love this because of all the health and fitness features and smart watch capabilities (calculator, flashlight, stopwatch text, calls and more) but it makes you work for them, and that’s annoying but if you don’t mind tapping and navigating then you’ll probably enjoy this watch.

Needed for a senior citizen who,really isn’t into technology, but could benefit from the features.

Use for my watch was mostly for fitness tracking.