Fantastic, BP is on point. I have an apple watch and I have another expensive smart watch and I also have a couple of random smart watches in my collection as well. I found the Moocii watch at a great deal I grabbed one for my daughter and myself because we both wanted a round face watch. I didn’t have one that did the BP so this one had all the things. I love all the watch faces, and all the health apps read exactly like they should. I had a small surgical procedure yesterday and had accidentally left my watch on, when the nurse was wheeling me back he commented on my watch and ask if it was the new samsung galaxy watch and when I said no he was like well it is super nice. I then told him all it said it could do, and about the sports modes and how it can track your cycle etc. I told him I hadn’t liked the apple watch as I never could see my step count and I had wanted to go back to fitbit but they are too expensive so I took a chance on this one and fell in love. Every function that this watch claims it can do it has done for me. And while in surgery he left my watch on and monitored my bp on his monitor and my watch as well and it was right on point with the hospital machines and so were heart rate and o2. I have never left a review for any other product in my life. I am 43 so that should tell you something.

First and easiest thing for the app to change is the amount of steps. It seems a bit below accurate, but it is an adequate way to see how much activity you’re getting throughout the day. However, the worst aspect is to see that you cannot go back to the previous day And easily compare. It is only on a bar chart and you can’t get the actual numbers. I’ve seen this on many other watches where you can just go back the previous day or previous week and see how many steps you did on previous days. Here you can’t for some reason?Sleep tracking is extremely important! The sensors seem pretty good-no ring or watch is great, but it can give you an idea of certain patterns and things that do give you a healthier sleep, and problems , like eating late or drinking too much, interferes with your sleep. But, I don’t understand why the time is not listed throughout the sleep.!? BTW, very few products do this, but I can’t understand why and if they did this with this watch and App it would make it a lot better than others.I like the watch! The band on most watches nowadays are not really great! And this is no exception. It is a bit rigid, more so than others. And because of the watches size, it tends to twist on the wrist if you don’t have it tight. There’s got to be better bands!I think this watch is a great value for what it offers, and if they make the few changes to the app and the band, I would give it a five out of five stars it can be very useful and easy to use.BTW, I am a health professional and have tried dozens of devices for sleep and health tracking.

I’ve had this watch for about five months now and it has been great for the most part I love all the different features and watch faces they have to offer. There are some cons though that I would consider if I knew about them before purchasing this watch. For example the blood pressure reading is inaccurate but usually comes within ten numbers of the real deal. Either that or my two blood pressure cuffs are dysfunctional and I don’t see that being the case. Also the sleep schedule is not %100 accurate, but what is. Am I right? lol Honestly it is about in “my opinion “, %90 accurate and that is not so bad for the price range. The Pulse Oximeter I would say is accurate because I have two of those and they match. That’s the watch though, not the app. Speaking on the app itself it is not the best and they could do much better. I give it three and a half stars out of five. Start using it and you’ll see why! Have a great day and thanks DaFit!

I got my watch yesterday night and I LOVE THIS THING, it’s easy to use, has many, many features, and it can play games! My only request is that we could’ve got more of the activity categories, as it doesn’t have football, and I may be missing one, it plays music (which is unnecessary, but cool!) the microphone I’ve been told sounds decent for something that’s supposed to tell time, and the flashlight could’ve been more creative and been an actual flashlight instead of turning the whole screen white, but it helps for if your lost in the woods at night, it has a calculator, for all those teachers who said “you won’t always just have a calculator in you pocket” your right, it’s on my wrist! The camera was kinda boring, unless you wanna use the back camera for a selfie, I was expecting a camera on the watch itself, but that’s ok… it also has a LOT OF different heart rate measurements, oxygen, blood pressure etc, a stopwatch and timer, which hasn’t proven useful to me yet, and a sleep monito. This thing is loaded with different features, and my data hasnt been sold to some old guy in a basement, so, good job DA👍👍