Amzhero Health Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen, Blood Pressure, Sleep Tracker, 5ATM Waterproof Activity Trackers with Step Tracker, Pedometer (S & L Bands Included)

This is good smart watch specially for those who can not offord an expensive watch like Apply watch. It has verity of funcations that can be tracked via smart app called VertFit. I find very easy to pair with the app and touch screen is smooth. This watch is very useful with sport activity like walking, running, mountaineering, swimming, yoga, hiking, cycling, treadmill, etc. Would recommend 👍

This is a basic, cheap smartwatch. It runs via an app on your phone. Sadly, to set up the app you need to create an account and agree to share all your data with them. I didn't want to do that - why do you want all my data? What are you going to do with it? Sorry - but didn't trust it at all.

This smart watch is impressive, responsive and has great features. It's easy to setup and I had the Veryfit app from a previous watch and personally think that the app is great with excellent features. I love the addition of the alexa AI where you can control the features of the watch by voice command as well as the usual alexa functions like operating the smart bulbs, TV, power adapters etc. in your home and even ask her for the weather forecast. The functions of this watch are not only better designed than most other smart watches, but are accurate and responsive. I like the reminders to drink water, move around etc. as we all get carried away when working sitting at a desk for hours or at home watching TV and can do with a nudge to have a break, get up and move around. I have a heart condition so the heart monitor is brilliant and much better than any other smart watch I have had and I've had a few. I can control my music with this watch, answer calls, read my text messages, emails etc. It has a tourch light where the screen lights up bright which is great at night when getting in or out of the car. The pedometer is probably the most accurate I ever had and sleep data is very accurate too. It's a comfortable watch to wear and the tail of the strap is tucked under the strap rather than going through a loop and sticking out catching on everything, I like this. The battery life is great and lives up to the product claims, it's nice not having to charge every evening like other smart watches. I am sure that this smart watch will be with me for a very long time as I have found the reliable, fully functional and comfortable watch that I have been looking for. All this function and reliability for such a fantastic price, marvellous!

As the name suggests this is indeed a SMART watch. It not only functions as a fitness watch (providing you with all the health parameters measurements) but also as a phone. The watch looks really good and you have the choice of changing the straps if you want to (additional straps are not provided and must be purchased separately). You have to download the Very Fit app on your phone which is fairly straightforward and then pair the watch with your phone which is quick too. You can use the watch to make/receive phone calls and also get notifications. Only flipside to this is you can't respond to these messages. The fitness aspect of the watch works well too. The waterproof feature of the watch is good too so that is a plus for me. Also, battery life is really very good but if you get lots of notifications then it is obvious that you will have to charge it more frequently. Even with so many notifications enabled, the battery worked for 3-4 days before charging again. Charging the watch was also super quick (around 2-3 hours for full charge). I can say that for the price you get a really good watch with lots of features. Perfect if you don't want to spend a lot but do want the features. One of feature which I loved the most was be able to change the watch face with your own customised photo as well. My husband just love his watch. Highly recommended. Hope you find this review helpful.

Budget smart watches aren’t usually my thing but what drew me to this was the integration of Alexa functionality. It’s somewhat limited, can’t drop into echo show devices or play music and I’m sure many other things but I can control my smart home devices with it which is really all I want to be able to do. Now, there is a caveat, at least in the case of iPhone, the app has to be open to use any functionality which is primarily a security protection on smartphones and as long as you re-open the app every few hours to keep it active, it’s fine. Again, this is an iPhone limitation rather than a smart watch limitation, the watch still tracks steps, heart rate, blood oxygen and calories when not connected to a phone. Call quality is good, you are able to route calls from your phone directly to the watch which is really convenient for when you’re out with your hands full. The menus are all operated by touch and the button on the side. I will point out that the raise to wake feature is a little too sensitive so frequently comes on when you’re not actually looking at it. In terms of value for money, I don’t think I’ve had a smartwatch with this many features that has cost as little as this. I’m sure there are similar watches out there for a similar cost but I’m pretty impressed with this one. Battery life seems ok, I was on call with my daughter for 3 hours yesterday and it lost around 30% during that time… Overall during the day it lost 45% but that’s with me fiddling with it. With standard use, I can see it getting around a week on a charge once I get bored and stop messing about with the features.

Fairly standard smart watch that my wife wanted just to count her steps and to use as a normal watch. For this it works perfectly and the information is handy to know. It has a whole host of other features but my wife does not need them as she is a simple girl at heart! The strap was comfortable to wear and caused no irritation. I know the other reviewer has mentioned that the strap was too short but I had no problem whatsoever and I am a man with an average wrist - see picture 1. This watch has standard features such as blue-tooth connectivity and a speaker. In addition, you can play songs and gets the news headlines. Lastly, it charges up via a USB cable (supplied).

Once you download the app and then pair it with the phone the app is on; which is relatively easy and uncomplicated, you're good to go. This watch is bursting with features that give feedback on how your body is doing and tracks just about every metric you need to keep track of any fitness workout or just general health. Once charged (cable provided) the manufacturers stated maximum is 10 days, however, because of the number of phone calls/messages and tracking it was doing I got closer to five days between charges, although I was really impressed with the recharge rate of around 2 hours to fully charge from 20%. I have minor doubts as to accuracy as BP and o2 sats were recording slightly lower than using a regular BP machine and separate pulse oximeter and likewise with step counting, it was significantly over recording: as an example whilst driving it added approximately 500 steps (I was sat for the entire journey) compared to the steps app on my phone. This may be due to the watch being a little loose on my wrist. Being waterproof to 5ATM means it'll survive being dunked in the swimming pool or out in the rain when walking/hiking/cycling/running. The watch-face is also customisable through the app and you can stick your own photo on there if you want to do so. For the money it's a great entry level watch for tracking health metrics and fitness and also the basic functions of calls and messages.

A very nice and beautifully designed watch. The watch comes in a very beautiful packaging. It comes in a nice sturdy box. The watch is very comfortable to wear and has a soft black strap, which doesn’t irritate the skin because some watches have a very hard strap. Setting up the watch is very easy. Just need to scan the bar code , download the app and then follow the easy steps on the phone or watch. Everything is also explained in the little manual that is inside the box. The watch looks very decent and elegant. Love the shape and the quality of the watch. Looks like a very expensive watch . The functions are easy and useful. The good thing is that it can be connected to an android or iOS phone. The watch is easily and fast charged, with the included charging cable. Call quality is good and all other functions are also pretty useful and easy to use such as alarm, reminders, reading messages, measuring heart rate and other sports activities. Overall I am very satisfied and will be using it every day.

I recently started using this Amzhero Health & Fitness Tracker and so far it’s been a solid pickup. First impressions: Out of the box, the build feels good — the bands included (both S & L) made it easy to get a comfortable fit. Setup was straightforward; I have an iPhone, and all you need to do is download the app and connect it via Bluetooth to the watch. I specifically chose this one for the slim, sleek look since I wanted something that would track my steps without being bulky or overpriced. I went with the Spaceblack version because it goes with nearly anything I wear. It’s super lightweight and sometimes unnoticeable. What I like: - You can change the Home Screen to fit your personality. They even have seasonal home screens for you to set. - Continuous heart-rate and blood-oxygen tracking are always active, so you don’t have to manually trigger them each time. The data has been surprisingly accurate when I cross-checked it with my gym’s equipment. - The blood pressure feature works well for casual monitoring (not medical grade, but it gives me a solid ballpark). - The sleep tracking has become one of my favorite parts: I can see when I had deep vs. light sleep, and it’s helped me keep a more consistent bedtime. - It’s rated 5 ATM waterproof, which means it can handle showers and sweat-heavy workouts. I wear it for every workout and haven’t had a single issue. - Battery life has been great for me. I just pop it on the charger before I shower, and it’s ready to go again. Some users mention faster drain when all tracking features are active, but that hasn’t been a problem in my experience. - You're able to control your music from your watch, so you never have to pull out your phone once you have your playlist set. What could be better: - While the basic tracking is strong, there’s no built-in GPS. If you run outdoors often, you’ll still need to bring your phone for distance and route tracking. Verdict: If you’re looking for a fitness tracker that delivers advanced health metrics — heart rate, SpO₂, blood pressure, and sleep tracking — at a reasonable price, this one is absolutely worth it. It’s become part of my everyday gear. Tip: Make sure the band is snug (not too loose) for accurate readings, and sync it nightly so your phone log stays updated.

No acquerecy in health tracker

This is a middle of the road product, does seem to work and at a subpar level. I have found the blood pressure is off by minimum 20 point values from actual blood pressure cuff reading. Heart beat calculation's are off by minimum 25 per minute in almost all times ox is always at 99% for most uses. This product is a fair way to see where you are at but in the end you get what you pay for here. Battery holds charge very well. Durability seems to be excellent. Value is you get what you pay for. very light weight. As stated works as entry level product and gives you a guide line just not accurate readings.

Not as accurate as I'd like to see, but not bad. Hold's a charge for a few days. (good)

I looked around & decided on this watch to track my steps as my other "fitbit" like watch died. I like all the other features it has and really didn't need a text or calling feature - which it doesn't. All good. Once you get it set up on your phone, all the setup features pretty much take care of themselves. Now about the features: face is nice bright, easy to read display and can see time of day just by lifting your hand - stays black rest of time. I liked that . The pulse and blood oxygen are accurate. Like that. Blood pressure, on the other hand, is not so accurate. 3 separate tests with an accurate cuff vs watch. Watch ran at least 20 points high all the time. My cuff told me 116/77, watch told me 144/80. Another test cuff= 120/78, watch read 143/83. Cuff 124/78, watch 141/83. For someone needing to monitor my BP, I know now to deduct about 20? From the watch reading. Lastly, the sleep.function, hmmmm. For some reason, no matter what time I goto bed and fall asleep, it only starts registering my sleep after 11 pm. Then tells me I need to goto bed earlier. I di like being able to see how deeply I sleep or light. Last night I was in a deep sleep for over 60% of the time, that is only after 11pm. Guessing that I slept well prior to 11 as well. Woke up refreshed enough. Oh, I also question the number of steps. My other step counting device always had me 2-3 times higher than this device. I guess they've used an algorithm for someone w very long legs - lol. That's why the step count on this watch are so few - takes me 2-3 steps for each ONE it counts. There you have it. My experiences with this watch. Still think it's a good watch for the $$