FulSoulComM Fitness Tracker with Blood Pressure Heart Rate Sleep Monitor Temperature Monitor, Activity Tracker Smart Watch Pedometer Step Counter for iPhone & Android Phones for Kids Man Women (Black)

At first glance this product does everything as advertised! Now can it last? For 25$ and what it does is amazing! It’s very accurate only a few 10’ths off on tempature, so I’m guessing all the other measurements are similar. There is a small piece of film that protects the sensor on delivery, so make sure you remove that for best results. It’s not to bulky and easy wear and pair with your smartphone. You can change the face and settings from Celsius to Fahrenheit. I check my temperature every day on a machine at work and compare it to this watch and it’s close enough to trust the measurements. If you take it off you will need to re connect to your phone and wait a few minutes for it to reset accurate readings. I would not wear it if I was swimming but you can wear in shower it says. Time will tell if it holds up to my clumsiness. I wear on the inside of my wrist but you don’t need it to tight to get good readings. I will come back in six months with follow up. The lady that sent it to me sent a a little cartoon booklet as well from China about her online business, she sounds very sweet, and the cartoon was adorable! 11-25-21Follow up after almost a years worth of me beating it up, I would add a screen protector but even with all the knicks and scratches it still reads well. The strap did tear and had to repair, bought a second one just in case and can replace straps. I would say temp is off by half a degree to almost 1 full degree if it’s reading under 97. Other than that battery still goes at least 7 days without charge. Highly recommend for the price point. Although I would say the sleep monitor and steps are a little off but still at this price point close enough for me.10-1-22 so now that I’ve had it over a yr I will say the strap does not last, but I would still trust all of the readings. You need to sync up with the app so you can add the outside temp as well on one of the home screens. Also turn off raise to wake to extend your battery. I tried sport mode when I started biking and it works okay. It calculates calories and steps during workout time. During the time I had to quarantine from Covid this little watch helped me monitor my blood oxygen and temperature while I had an ice pack on. Really helpful.Sam M.

I purchased it mainly to track my BP, and it was pretty accurate for that. The step counter was way off compared to my Garmin GPS watch, but was not a big deal for me. After about 10 days it died on night( I had charged it the day before), and would not come back on even had it connected to charge for a few hours. It was cheap, but I would have expected it to last much longer.

I bought this as it was inexpensive to try and I really need to track my blood pressure continuously due to some autonomic issues. I'm pretty tech savvy but admittedly I also didn't read the manual and I am a stickler for personal privacy--FYI it does require Blue Tooth. It does fit any standard USB charger, but needs to go in at an angle. That was easy enough to figure out. I downloaded the app, set everything to standard vs. metric, synced it up and it turned on. It's touch sensitive, so that took a minute to figure out. You have to toggle individually thru each screen, by touch, rather than swiping which took me a minute to get used to. There's nothing to press or swipe. Then it took me a minute to realize that I don't have to manually pause on the BP portion of the watch to get a reading. That will manually test, but is unnecessary, as in the background it's checking everything about every 15 minutes according to the Apple Health I linked the data to. And the data isn't real time, so you have to refresh the app to see the new readings by swiping up on the app screen. Then I couldn't figure out why the sleep chunk kept saying no data. Shouldn't it at least tell me when I'm awake? Apparently no. I slept and checked it in the AM, it read the entire thing from the input periods I entered of 10pm-6am. Really cool! It kept checking my Heart Rate and BP throughout the night showing that I had a hiccup around 130AM which was recorded in the sleep module, HR, and BP modules. So the only question remaining is accuracy....can't swear to that, but since it's your wrist, I wear the watch on the inside of my arm so the sensor is directly over my radial artery. It's bound to read differently than an arm cuff, especially since you aren't raising your arm above your heart, BUT whether it's off by a few points or not, I see the trajectory, and so long as it stays within the 120/80 range, I feel like it tells me what I need. It tells me whether I'm spiking and what activity or time of day/night that I'm doing it. This is an excellent product for a "starter". It does get similar results to another wrist BP cuff that I have, but again, you do get different results from the wrist than you would the arm. Buy it. It's definitely worth it.

I don't ever do reviews, but I was really interested in this product. I was more so buying it for temperature monitoring because I'm trying to conceive right now and I suck at bbt and remembering to do it first thing.The temperature isn't much off, its not as accurate as my bbt thermometer and I use it more so as an alarm to wake up before my other alarms to take my bbt accurately. If that doesn't work I then fall back on my deep sleep temp time.What I was surprised about was the monitoring my blood pressure and heart rate and the accuracy.I'll have stressful times throughout the day and or nightmares at night and im able to specifically see when a spike happens and its really cool. I think if you're looking for a watch that takes a pretty accurate monitoring of your vitals you should get it. For the price its pretty great.Picture is at 1:30 a client at my work was making me mad and I was venting to my boss.

Caveat: my remarks are for the bracelet and RunMiFit in combination. Most functions, like the sleep monitor function, must work with the app to be useful.I purchased this Fitness Tracker for one reason - to monitor my sleep while I am participating in a CBT-I program to resolve my insomnia. I wasn't able to accurately recall wakeful periods to be accurate in my sleep journal so I bought this device. Initially I thought it was amazingly accurate on my wake cycles and even logged when I dozed off without realizing it during the late night phase of Sleep Compression. However, after a week’s use I find that it it mostly misses short awake periods of 10 or 15 minutes. These shorter awake periods are important for CBT-I so I am now less impressed with its results but remain impressed by the technology. It gets right the start and end times of sleep but misses wakeful periods in-between. Since it never reports REM sleep, I lack confidence in the marked “deep” and “light” sleep.It also seems to do all that other non-sleep stuff, such as step counting, heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, notifications from phone, etc., etc, but I didn't buy it for that. I bought it for easy sleep monitoring and it isn’t as accurate or useful in that capability as I initially thought.Negatives:- If you don’t wear it all of the time it discharges quicker than if wearing it - it spends energy blinking LEDs trying to find my skin and I'm not there except when I put it on while sleeping. I shut it down using the device’s menu and turn it own (by plugging into a USB for a few minutes).- As noted above, it it misses short awake periods, say 10 minutes.- There is a bug in the runmufit app’s presentation of REM sleep. It simply doesn’t work. The only time that the app has displayed REM sleep was one time during periods when I was actually awake. Total time asleep is generally accurate. Awake periods mid-sleep are usually missed.The runmufit app is necessary to achieve the full value of the device. It is installed via the Google Store website which I vastly prefer over installing a vendor supplied backdoor installed app. Runmifit is on the Google app store but some other similar devices are not there.