SIKADEER Fitness Tracker, Activity Tracker Watch with Blood Pressure Heart Rate Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Smart Watch with Step Counter, Calorie Counter, Sleep Monitor, Call & SMS (Purple)

Big brands are overpriced and have no battery life to speak of.The SIKADEER band is an outstanding fitness band. The narrow design fits great on my small wrist, so much better than the huge, clunky smart watches available now. The time and date are very easy to read. The band was easy to link up with my Android phone and I am able to track my workouts, sleep pattern, heart rate and receive all my SMS notifications.The battery life of this band is amazing.Other than that, this is one great little fitness band for the price.Two thumbs up!

This is one great fitness watch to help keep you on track for a better lifestyle. If you are looking for a watch that will keep track of your steps during the day or to monitor your heart rate this is your watch. This watch will also record the number of hours you sleep which can help for a better health. Another great feature is it will also inform you when you have a incoming call if you consider that a good thing. These are a few of the many features this fitness watch can offer. We should all do more for our health and if you have a watch that can assist you in this matter why not get this one. Overall this is one great watch for anyone who wants a better fitness lifestyle.

I have bought and tried 7 trackers and found this device the most accurate and easiest to use. I am particularly amused by the calibration function of the Blood Pressure test. The trick is to first test and get a reading from a regular clinic measurement device, add 5 to the top numbers, enter this top number and the lower number to your "private setting" in the App under user setting. I guarantee you will be very please. The user interface of the App is rather user friendly and easy to navigate. I need not have to open the manual other than scanning the bar code to get the App downloaded. After the 1st unit, I order a 2nd unit for my sister. By the way, I like the classic analog watch on the tracker, looks really cool ! It artfully placed and sized the Date, Day of WK, Battery, Time (hour and minute in different color), from looking at the device interface, the user manual, the packaging box, the charging cable, you can tell a lot of thoughts are invested into the design. GOOD JOB ！I will recommend it to every member of my church. For the other 6 trackers I bought, I will also alert my church members to stay away. It cuts both way. Keep it up SIKADEER ! There are more technological advancement in 深圳 ShenZhen China （next to Hong Kong), look forward to future devices.

I was VERY disappointed with this fitness tracker. Example, the sleep tracker. I has not once gave an accurate reading for my sleep and I've had this for over 2 weeks. I go to bed between 9 - 9:30 and get up at 4:15. Some nights, it says I go to bed at 1am and get up at 5:05am. One reading had me up at 8:15am and I've been at work for over 2 hours at that point. The step counter didn't register until after walking around for over a half hour! So none of it is logging accurate information so this is worthless to me. I can't trust the other readings either like the pulse and blood pressure readings. Not to mention, it gave me a rash on my wrist. I believe it was from the metal on the inside that takes the readings. The app was just ok.

It functions best as a watch and alarm clock. One of the main reasons I got it was for tracking sleep, but the sleep tracking is a joke... I've had it track me as sleeping for 2 hours when I was watching a movie on Netflix and hopping up every now and the to get something from the kitchen (and even did some dishes), and then not track me as sleeping when I was. I honestly think it just makes random stuff up.The heart rate is very inaccurate compared to the other heart rate trackers I use at the gym.It's annoying that you have to tell it when you're working out. It should be able to tell from your movement and your heart rate.I don't really track steps, because I'm active and don't need that, so I don't know if that's accurate or not.It does, surprisingly, do an accurate blood pressure reading if tightened on the wrist. It matches my general range from my doctor appointments.The silent alarm is a more audible buzzing than I would like. I hear it Moe than feel it and it wakes my partner up, too.One of the most annoying things is that there is a bright green light under the watch that comes on about every half hour. If my arm is near my face when I'm sleeping, it actually wakes me up.Basically, if you need to regularly track your blood pressure, it might be a good tool. But for fitness, heart rate and sleeping, it's horrible.

My wife's Fitbit died after 2 years and I couldn't swallow paying $100+ for another one so I found these Sikadeer units with good reviews and took a shot. They were cheap enough that I bought two, one for me and one for her, with the 3 year warranty. So, I'll get at least 3 years out of them or my money back.After 6 days I can say that it appears to be fairly accurate on the blood pressure, steps and heart rate. I'm not so sure on the sleep because it thinks I go to bed at 8:05PM when I sit and watch TV for an hour. I can live with that.The app seems pretty solid and displays the current and historical tracking.I like the find my phone feature and also use the alarm to remind me it is 5PM and to go home.I've had better luck wearing it on my non-dominant hand with the tracker on the inside of my arm instead of like a traditional watch. I haven't worn a watch in about 8 years so it was a bit of an adjustment for me.I've shown a guy at work and he bought two, one each for him and his wife, and seems happy with them.