Popglory Smart Watch, Smartwatch with Blood Pressure, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Full Touch Fitness Watch for Android & iOS for Men Women (Black)

Great product for my mom to monitor her blood pressure.

This is great as an inexpensive $25 step counter watch. 4 stars for that, but I’m gonna pack a bunch of cons for that one missing star. I’ve worn it for a week and will wear it for another week before I decide to return it or give it away. The blood pressure and heart rate consistently come in about 10 points lower when comparing to a blood pressure cuff and oximeter, but close enough to be in the ballpark. The O2 saturation comes in 1-2% lower than the oximeter. Exercise has a few activities to estimate calories burned, but seems way off. For sure I burned more than 42 calories on a 30 minute walk. Step counter seems very close to agreeing with the iPhone step counter when I use both. It vibrates when I have an incoming call. I can send it to voicemail, but can’t answer the call. Messages has my last 3 fb messages, but those are old and it doesn’t have today’s recent sms text messages. Maybe my fault in setup. Weather and camera do nothing. Player plays whatever is queued up on your phone, in my case a podcast. Had to open music on my phone, play and pause, then could unpause from the watch. Don’t see a way to use earbuds or AirPods. Timer worked, find my phone didn’t work. Settings were basic, like mute notifications and adjust brightness. Instructions included were printed so small, I got a magnifying glass and still couldn’t read it all. We are talking mandarin on a grain of rice small. Annoying that half the time, when you raise your wrist to just check the time, it doesn’t turn on. You have to shake your arm or push the dial. It has a single push/turn dial. It will light up randomly while moving around in bed and trying to sleep. It goes to sleep in 5 seconds. It goes off before I can hit a button. Again, that might be me missing a setting, but if so that setting is hard to find. It has an app called Hero Band III. It works with iPhone, but the data doesn’t auto feed into Apple Health. That’s what I wanted and probably will be my deciding factor to return it, cave and just get an Apple Watch.

I'm gonna be honest, for the price i wasn't expecting much, but it does everything it advertises, not only does it look high quality, it tracked my hr, BP oxygen well, but its pretty comfortable doing it too. it tracked everything well on the app, and it was easy to use, and the size isnt too bulky.

The only thing accurate is the statement "This is not a medical device." Pros: 1. Inexpensive 2. Tells time & weather 3. Player function works with your music apps 4. sp02 readings seem reasonably close but inaccurate. 5. Find Phone feature may be handy for some folks. It makes max volume noise on your phone to help you locate it. 6. Long battery life, lasted over a week before needing a charge. 7. Waterproof Cons: 1. BP & HR readings are comically off. The 'graphs' displayed are merely the same static watch image. Tested against ambulance & hospital monitors and 'close but no cigar' is as good as it gets. Must be worn on inside of wrist and held firmly against the skin at your pulse point to get anything even remotely close to accurate, otherwise readings of around 50% are standard for heart rate. 2. No watch faces with the HR, BP & sp02 readings visible, only the incredibly inaccurate step counter & equally useless calorie burn count. 3. Pedometer counted 2000 steps while I was laying in a hospital bed, 5 feet from a bathroom. If I actually hit 200 that would be a shock, let alone 2k. 4. No way to delete erroneous readings, so the continuous heart rate monitor 'average' is completely useless, and the BP & sp02 data history is not very helpful either. 5. Camera control does not work with your camera apps, Heroband uses it's own internal camera function with no adjustable settings besides front/back camera. 6. 'Timer' is not an adjustable countdown timer, it is merely a stopwatch, and if you change screens or turn off display it ceases to function. 7. Notifications only work with a few social media apps, none of which I use, Google Calendar is not supported and selecting 'Other' continually floods the watch with beeps, buzzes & unexplained RAM, battery life & device temperature data. Disabling that setting once turned on is not easy with nonstop pop-ups taking over the watch. Whether that data is your phone or watch is never exactly clear either, it just reports data that neither phone or watch reflect. 8. Messages is nothing but the above RAM/Temp/Battery readings without the pop-ups & nonstop buzzes. Does not work with Signal, but may work with standard phone built-in SMS app (could not test since I only use Signal & Telegram). 9. Sleep monitor is not adjustable to your actual sleeping hours, simply monitors inactivity during arbitrary evening to morning hours. Reported 3½ hours sleep while I was wide awake but just resting & still. 8. Magnetic charger cable has a flaky, easily disconnected connection, watch does not charge off my backup portable batteries, but does if plugged in to a charger. TL:DR Cute, cheap toy, but most of it's functions are absolutely useless. If I wasn't hospitalized for over a month after receiving it this would have been returned immediately. Amazon should be ashamed this is their pick. DO NOT BUY THIS WATCH!

I purchased this phone specifically for tracking my "steps". It is a failure! I can sit on the floor all morning putting together paperwork and it shows me having taken 2956 steps. I guess every time I move my hand the watch thinks I'm on the move. If only exercise was that easy. The SLEEP function seems to work relatively well. Of course there is no way to track whether or not I'm truly getting "deep" or "light" sleep however it mostly knows when I go to bed and get up. Tracking exercise (walking in particular) seems to be working well however I can do that with my iPhone however the watch gives my heart rate. Is it accurate? Don't know. The TIMER also works well but here again, my iPhone can do that AND tell me what it is for. BLOOD PRESSURE is as you would expect, not terribly accurate but then again not something I would use if I needed accuracy. You can start the music on your iPhone from your watch but why would I want to fuss with finding the feature on the watch when my iPhone is sitting right by my side. FIND PHONE is a feature that works great and I (unfortunately) seem to need it frequently. All in all, I would rather spend the small amount of $ for this watch than to invest in a $300+ for an iPhone that maybe would do just as "ok" as this one. Some of the reviews pointed out you can't touch the face of the watch to turn it on. They are correct, you have to push the side button. That's not too much of an issue with me, it's the difficulty in scrolling and finding what you are looking for that is a pain.

This is the very best at a reasonable price. Like unbelievable as a friend said to me. Your watch at $29. Does the same thing that my watch does for $200? I have been wearing this watch for the last 7 years and it was working great when I replaced it. Because I wanted an upgrade the latest chip technology. I love this watch would never do without one.

Recientemente, adquirí el reloj inteligente Popglory y debo decir que estoy realmente impresionado con todas sus características. Este smartwatch no solo tiene un diseño elegante, sino que también viene con funciones avanzadas para el monitoreo de la salud y el seguimiento del fitness. Una de las características más destacadas de este smartwatch es la medición de la presión arterial y el oxígeno en sangre. Es asombroso poder tener estas mediciones precisas en mi muñeca en cualquier momento, lo que me ayuda a mantener un control más cercano de mi salud. El monitor de frecuencia cardíaca también es muy útil. Puedo mantener un registro constante de mi ritmo cardíaco durante mis actividades diarias y entrenamientos, lo que me ayuda a ajustar mi nivel de esfuerzo y mantenerme en una zona óptima. La funcionalidad de seguimiento de la actividad física es muy completa. Este reloj inteligente registra con precisión mis pasos, distancia recorrida, calorías quemadas y más. Me motiva a mantenerme activo y alcanzar mis objetivos diarios de ejercicio. Otra característica que me encanta es su compatibilidad con Android e iOS. Como usuario de Android, no tuve problemas para sincronizar el smartwatch con mi dispositivo. Además, la pantalla táctil es muy receptiva y fácil de usar. El smartwatch también cuenta con notificaciones de mensajes y llamadas, lo que me permite estar conectado con mi teléfono incluso cuando no lo tengo en la mano. Esto es especialmente útil durante el ejercicio o cuando estoy ocupado. La duración de la batería es sorprendentemente buena. Puedo usar el smartwatch durante varios días antes de tener que cargarlo nuevamente, lo que es muy conveniente. En general, estoy extremadamente satisfecho con el reloj inteligente Popglory. Su diseño elegante, combinado con sus funciones avanzadas para el monitoreo de la salud y el seguimiento del fitness, lo convierten en una opción ideal para hombres y mujeres que buscan mantenerse en forma y estar al tanto de su bienestar. ¡Sin duda, una compra que recomendaría a todos!

i loved the low price and could not believe it could do so many things. i mainly needed the O2 saturation as my finger worn pulse-ox was not convenient enough to wear all the time or even most of the time. the O2 readings on the watch were fluctuating in the 96-98% range that is normal for most people under most circumstances. well i'm not normal and my O2 is in the 93-95% range. initially i thought it was a reading error till i did a Wim Hof breathing excercise: hyperventilationg for a few minutes followed by not holding breath for a couple of minutes. while the finger pulse-ox correctly went up to 97% and then slowly went down to 80% while holding breath, the watch happily fluctuated 96-98%. it's clear to me that the O2 reading is purely a SCAM. seeing the fluctuating BP reading, i suspect it's a SCAM, too, but too disgusted to test it more. the watch works OK while synchronized to the phone and the notifications are hit and miss, sometimes work, sometimes they don't. the instructions are poorly written by the way and the QR scanning method to download the app didn't work at all. i think i'll be returning this.

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For an entry level smart watch this thing is the best can wear it at work and not worry about wrecking it. Doesn't have alot of options but killer battery life great product for getting onto a smart watch

Pour une montre intéligente a bas prix je suis très satisfait et elle fonctionne très bien...mais elle a arrêté de fonctionner a la fin du mois de janvier 2024 alors je ne l'ai même pas eu un ans et elle ne fonctionne plus...j'ai du m'en acheter une autre

parcel arrived 2 days early. Product as described and works perfectly. you have to do an initial charge to get it going but that will give you time to download the app on your phone to have a look around and read the basic instructions that came with it. after about 20min it was about half charged so proceeded to pair with phone which was very easy to do. lost 1 star for this review as the steps, hr and bp are not accurate but hey it's an inexpensive smartwatch with touchscreen function and many different faces to download for free and it's slim / sleek look and also very light. Connects to Apple Health app and Qantas health app for rewards points

I love the quick freight. Only took 2 days to arrive at my door. This is the third watch I have ordered as they are a great gift idea and the watch is very reliable.