Health Smart Watches for Men Women – 1.87” Large Display Fitness Trackers Watch with Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen, Sleep & Stress Track, 110+ Sports Modes, IP68 Waterproof Watch,Black

Quality product at very affordable price
Item as distributed. Works perfectly and is very easy to use. Great product for the price.

Useful functions
The watch has good quality and a clear screen. It is easy to use and the connection with the phone works well. Health features and sports modes are practical for day to day

Not accurate.
Very nice watch with too many options. However, the watch is not accurate or offer any options to recalibrate. Blood pressure readings were off by 30%. Pulse was low. Weather was in C not F with no way to switch. Returned because of inaccurate readings.

Fully featured smart watch with lots to measure
I was looking for a replacement for my recently broken Apple Watch and ran across this option from Nicdeix. The watch looks very similar to other digital watches, and the face is just the right size. The watch band has plenty of holes, so it is easy to attach and ensure that the measurement system is in contact with the wrist. There is a dial to navigate the watch, and an electrode measurement used for certain tests.Once you have the app set up on your phone, the watch acts as a liaison for data between them. Setup was very easy. There are about 6 or 7 watch faces to choose from, many of which are very “rainbow” colored. The normal apps are all here – calculator, weather, alarms, timers, pedometer, camera, phone and notifications. It is quite full featured! In addition, there are simply a TON of items that this watch can measure, including heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, ECG, stress, blood pressure, body temperature, blood glucose, blood components, body composition, among other measurements. It also has something I found interesting called “Health Glance”, which summarizes several tests into a single screen for review. I thought that was unique!Then there were a few items that I am quite skeptical about. Apparently it can measure emotion and fatigue. I feel that these are probably much harder to measure, and in my experience feels gimmicky, rather than something of value.Here is something I did not like. In my country, blood glucose is generally measured in mg/dL. However, on this system, it is only able to present the information in the mmol/L format. This is true for a few other readings, including cholesterol, triglycerides, and a few others. As such, I can read the numbers but don’t know how to immediately recognize the values.Here is something else that I need to consider. With this many measures and tests, I am wondering how close reading are to reality. Usually, measurements like this require different types of tests. Admittedly I’m optimistic, but skeptical. I intend to have this watch and the data available when I visit my primary care physician and see how close this watch gets to true medical tests.Here is something I really liked! I received a phone call and was not expecting the watch to ring as well, but it did! The sound of the caller was really easy to understand! I had thought I wasn’t even fully configured for my phone, but this did work easily right out of the box.Logging back into the app auto-synchronizes all your data, and I am seeing quite a bit of detail being collected for a broader view of health. All in all, this is quite an impressive watch, and the features are simply outstanding.