Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitor,Activity Tracker with 1.1" AMOLED Touch Color Screen, Multiple Sport Modes Step Counter,IP68 Waterproof for Women Men

Recently purchased the ZKSSGY Fitness Tracker (for women) to help me with my health & fitness journey. Easy to use with android or iPhone phones..connects easily allowing me to view my incoming calls, messages, & notifications. This watch has a 1.1" colored touch screen for easy viewing & changing the setting. Charges quickly with the included USB styled cord with battery life lasting me close to a week before needing recharged. This watch is also waterproof so no worries when caught in the rain and no need to take it off when showering either! This fitness tracker monitors heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep habits 24/7 making tracking & logging effortless. This will track steps, distance, & even calories burnt each day. There is even a stop watch so I can time how long each walk or jog takes me to complete. Built-in alarm clock allows me to nap with ease knowing I will be able to set the alarm to clearly & loudly hear the alarm to wake up on time. I can even check my blood pressure with this fitness monitor watch. This is a great way to monitor & log everything (no more wasting time writing things down in a notebook) to review with my fitness trainer or my physician when requested. Stylish with a comfortable wrist band...cute enough to be worn everyday. This was the perfect purchase for my fitness & health journey!!

Sometimes it takes several minutes to pair with my phone. I'm not convinced the blood pressure is accurate because it's all over the place. I wore it for a hike and had it on sport tracking for the hike; it kept randomly pausing the workout to where I had to manually unpause it multiple times, resulting in a completely inaccurate record of the hike. Despite setting it to where only a touch turns on the screen, it keeps turning on when I move my wrist, so I just take it off for sleep. The app is easy enough to use but the watch sometimes resists pairing, which is annoying. The sleep tracker isn't entirely accurate, I've definitely woken up a couple times and it had no idea I had been awake, and on more than one occasion claimed I got no REM sleep despite sleeping over 8 hours. The find your phone feature doesn't work for me. It's just wonky and I think it BSes a lot. You get what you pay for.

I was a bit hesitant to purchase this because of the price. However, I am starting to really find this effective and it works better than the Casio step tracker that I bought off of Amazon. Not only is it cost effective, but has a slim and sophisticated look to it, plus it’s comfortable around my wrist. I downloaded the “Keep Health” app, synced it to my iPhone and was able to change the watch face from the app. There are several designs to choose from as well. So far it’s been pretty accurate with my steps. I have no regrets buying this for under $30 as it does what it’s supposed to!

This tracker is such a disappointment. Based on the activity, it's anywhere from 50-100 steps below the steps completed. This is a replacement for a tracker just like this that I've had for 1.5 years. The tracker worked beautifully, but the band broke. That tracker was only off by a few steps when working out. This tracker is unbelievably inaccurate. The sleep mode is joke. The 1st night I wore it, I went to bed at midnight. I awoke at 6:25 am. The tracker showed I slept nearly 8 hours. I thought this was a fluke. But, no. It always shows I slept more than I actually have, even though the time I went to bed and the time I wake up is showing as accurate. I also have doubts about the accuracy of the breakdown of the sleep cycles. As for the blood pressure readings, this are way off. The systolic pressure is usually 20 points off. The diastolic pressure is 15+ points off. I have a home blood pressure monitor, which is very accurate. I check the tracker after using the monitor to compare readings and find it to be inaccurate 100% of the time. If you're someone who needs to monitor your blood pressure and pulse, it would be dangerous to your health to rely on this tracker's readings. Don't waste your money on this tracker. The only thing accurate about it is the time. Additional Comment: The longer I have this so called tracker, the more inaccurate it has become. I do some sort of exercise in the morning and usually once again later in the day to break things up. Problem is, the tracker won't fully track anything beyond the first workout. Today, for example, I worked out for 25 minutes this morning. I just completed a 30 minute cardio session. Before I started the 2nd session, I set up the workout mode on the tracker. When I completed the session and stopped the workout mode, it showed that I worked out for a total of 4 minutes and took 90 steps. There's no way to manually change or add a workout session, as there is on a Fitbit. This isn't a tracker or a health monitor. It's just a watch. It offers nothing but time and false advertising from the company that created it. Don't waste your money.

The watch itself is lightweight and comfortable, so I can wear it all day without it feeling bulky. The step tracking, heart rate monitoring, and sleep insights help me stay aware of my habits, and the blood oxygen feature is useful for general wellness information. I like that it gives a simple overview without feeling complicated. The battery life has been solid, lasting several days on a single charge depending on how much I use the features. The band feels durable, and syncing with my phone has been smooth so far. Overall, it’s a reliable and easy-to-use tracker for everyday fitness and wellness monitoring. It delivers good value for the price and does everything I need for daily activity tracking.