20 Best Watch To Monitor Blood Pressure (2023 Updated)

Looking for a waterproof watch for my android phone. I found this and really like the look of it and decided to give it a try. I was not disappointed, this one works great. For one, it’s very comfortable to wear, looks great, has a ton of watch faces and a very powerful operating system.

Second, I really like all the apps, it syncs perfectly with the Android app and works really well with everything. I can’t say much about the watch face, it comes with a few and then downloads more from the app and it updates the phone perfectly.

The touchscreen is easy to use, flawless, and love to turn it on just by looking at your face, and it’s flawless too. Finally, the battery lasts. I’ve never had a watch that synced everything to the Android app and kept a full battery like this one.

I’ve had it for three days since my last charge and it’s still going strong. Out of the box, it’s only half charged, and it only takes about an hour to fully charge. Astonishing. Setup is very easy. It’s really hard to show how good this is with photos.

First impressions of unboxing items are sturdiness and quality. The strap is thick and smooth, and the frame is sturdy. The charger is a magnet, boasting modernity when first connected. These instructions are easy to read and easy to follow.

The screen isn’t huge and bulky, but it’s not too small either. It’s just the right size for what I need and so far I’m impressed with the quality.

This is way better than I expected!!! it is well worth the money. I am able to receive/see messages from my messaging app, Instagram, and some other apps. I can use the stopwatch/timer/alarm, and the battery life is pretty good.

The only things that I wish were different is that there were a few other dial displays and that Snapchst could connect also. But overall, this is definitely a 5-star watch so far.

Purchase this item with no hesitation. Under the Rs 3000 price bracket it’s a very good option. You may get some Amoled offerings from Noise or Boat but they don’t give you a practical product like it.

Let me elaborate on my likes dislikes below:Likes:1. Accurate data reading2. Good finishing3. Lightweight4. Superior battery backup5. It’s a TFT LCD but the quality is good6. Live HR Diagram during the workout7.

Smooth interface8. Well-developed app9. Essential features like World Clock10. Good watch facesDislikes:1. Plastic build2. 2. 5D Glass prone to scratches3. Small build quality – 20mm strapThough, my dislikes are negligible for like points.

One suggestion, don’t go with Amoled Offerings from cheap Indian brands like Noise or Boat or FireBoltt etc. They don’t provide you with such accurate sensors or good battery life. Huami is a promising brand always it’s as good as any other top brand like Samsung or Fossils or even Apple.

If you need a smartwatch which has some practical features you don’t want to purchase it just for ShowOff, then go with this brand always.

I bought this for my son as a basic smartwatch to measure his steps during the 1st lockdown, but it’s so good we now all have one too. It’s long battery life makes it miles better than the more expensive brand name Smart watches the hubby and I had, and still has most of the same features! Connect to phone, music, different workouts types, map your workout route etc.

The heart rate monitor is accurate. The sleep monitoring of deep sleep, vs light sleep with REM is fascinating and showed us we needed to take some steps to adjust to get more deep sleep. The strap is a different type of catch, but does actually hold (through sailing, hockey and surfing).

There are different colour straps too, that are cheap to buy – my niece likes to colour coordinate hers. You do need the app on your phone to set up the watch for the 1st time, but then it can work without a phone if you have kids without phones – it appears the app only allows you to be connected to 1 watch at a time though ( if you were hoping to monitor your child’s watch as well as your own on the app).

Overall best smartwatch I’ve had to date and we now have 4 for the price of my last brand name smartwatch!.

I have owned this for 2 weeks so far. I was shopping for something else and ended up buying this also as it looked really decent for the price. My family was so impressed with it, they all went out and bought fitness trackers the next day! I do a lot of running, and this tracks my runs very well.

The display turns on in the when I raise my hand, (you can disable this feature if you prefer) so I can read the time easily if I wake up in the middle of the night. The other features are handy, especially the sleep tracker and heart rate monitor.

The screen is a good size, bright, clear and has good resolution. Battery life is very good. Some reviews here have mentioned they don’t like the strap. I have had no problems with it at all. It would be nice to send text messages and take calls on this, but I definitely don’t expect to have these features at this price point.

I bought my wife a Fitbit inspire 2 on sale today, and the smart band 6 is significantly better in almost every way. I’m so glad I bought this tracker, very happy with my purchase.

I will be comparing this fitness tracker to others which are similarly situated, which I have used in the past or are currently using now–namely: FitBit trackers, a Garmin, Apple Watches, a Citizen smartwatch and a Fossil smartwatch.

Although this is strictly called a “fitness tracker”, it has a load of features which place it somewhat into the “smartwatch” category, in my opinion. First of all, it has all the regular functions of a smartwatch, telling time, having timers and alarms, all that good stuff.

For fitness tracking and health, it counts steps, measures heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and sleep activity. It also measures your sedentary levels and burned calories. You can even set it to receive text and call notifications from your smartphone.

Yes, you have to download the Amazon Halo app and plug in all your info, but the app is jam-packed with tons of extras which show all your data at a glance, help you with settings for the watch, and it has all sorts of supplementary information for your general health which you can click on and read about.

Honestly, I wasn’t interested at all in the extra stuff to read in the app but it’s there if you are interested in those types of health tips; I am more interested in the actual features of this watch and how well they do or don’t work.

Compared to the aforementioned other fitness trackers and smartwatches that I have used, of which my Apple Watch is the one that I have used the most, this Amazon Halo is adequate to good, given its relatively lower price point.

The screen is one of its best features–it’s very bright, crisp, and colorful. However, the responsiveness of the touchscreen is unreliable. When I would swipe it either up/down or left/right, it would only work about half the time, so it was very frustrating to use in that aspect.

The home “button” (it’s not an actual button but a small area to touch at the bottom of the screen) works great to get out of one of the features quickly, so that you can choose another feature to look at.

The strap is quite comfortable, soft and so far, sturdy. The entire watch is waterproof so it’s nice to shower and wash my hands without worrying about getting it wet. As to the actual features, I compared their results head-to-head with my Apple Watch (for the health features such as heart rate and oxygen sensor, etc.

) and they were pretty much alike. Battery longevity was good. It uses a proprietary charger (read: don’t lose it or break it, because you’ll have to buy an exact new one from Amazon to replace it since it’s not a universal charger), and you’ll also have to supply a charging brick.

Charging time is also nice and quick. With purchase you get one free year of what is called “Halo Membership”–kind of like Apple Fitness+ if you’re familiar with that service–it’s simply access to more exclusive features such as workouts and other personalized programs dealing with nutrition, diet, activity, sleep, etc.

After the initial year it’s 3. 99/month. You can also purchase different colored bands to switch out if you prefer. And it will work with Alexa, but only if you already have an Alexa-enabled device (the watch itself does not have a microphone).

Overall, I would say that for the features, for the price point, it does a decent job. While it has a number of “smart watch” features, I would still say it veers more towards the typical FitBit (the FitBits of which style it mirrors–the elongated rectangular face).

However, because the touchscreen responsiveness is so frustrating at times–and that touchscreen is how you’ll be interacting with it most often throughout the day/night–I have to dock the stars to a 3/5.

The FitBits and other touchscreen-faced fitness trackers and smartwatches I have personally used have had much, much better reliability in terms of more instantaneous responsiveness.

The new fitness band from Amazon really does almost everything. Setting it up is really easy The 1st thing I noticed is that it categorizes different areas of health that it helps you keep track of. Of course, one of the main areas is “Activity” – it not only counts your steps, but also your heart rate, so it assigns “points” according to the intensity of activity level, which I found really encourages me to be aware of not only my sedentary time, but to also do more bursts of high intensity activity.

You can additionally add exercise and I appreciate the suggested fitness routines in the app. Related to this is an area they call “Movement” which uses some interesting technology to take pictures of your body and estimate your body fat, which, according to them, is more accurate than your BMI.

Then, it suggests movement based on your areas of strength and weakness in different parts of your body. Personally, I find this to be very helpful to increase flexibility in some of my weaker areas.

I like how much the app is customized to my personal activity and ability. Also, it has a sleep tracker section of the app, which tracks you heart rate, temperature, length to fall asleep, depth of sleep, and amount of time restless.

Again, it compiles this into a score to rate your overall sleep quality. All of these sections and ratings can be a bit overwhelming at first, but it is a fairly comprehensive look at your overall health.

Other additions include a section that analyzes your tone of voice, suggestions for meditation, and other mental health wellness, healthy recipes, and other tips. You can do a deep dive in any area and the value added part of this band seems to be its ability to suggest a large variety of “programs” to improve your health, while giving you reminders to complete them.

The band itself is comfortable to wear and I had no problems with irritation or wearing it while I slept. It is actually thinner than Fitbit bands I have worn in the past. Charging it is pretty simple and the charge lasts quite a long time (for me it was about seven days on average.

) The 2 small features that I hope they add in the future are calorie counting in the Nutrition section so that I can keep track of my intake as much as my output; and, for the Sleep section to also recognize naps as midday sleep rather than sedentary activity.

I like the amount of personalization that it offers while still keeping privacy by regularly deleting and not sharing your data. Overall, I feel as though I’m discovering new and helpful features on it every day.

The Halo View is a fitness tracker from Amazon. It’s a sleek shape with a decent sized screen that does normal smart watch tracking though excluding GPS and some other features like music streaming. Battery life ended up pretty decent at 6 solid days with charging being via a proprietary strap that plugs into a standard USB port.

You do get notifications and media controls – a plus for when I’m riding with a helmet and earbuds but the notifications were a bit lacking. Not much detail and no ability to interact from the watch.

The suite of metrics tracked is what you’d expect – steps, sleep, blood oxygen, heart rate, and activity level. The Halo app is also pretty sleek, providing nice visualizations and engaging analytics of this data.

If you’re coming from Withings or Fitbit, you will not be disappointed. The data collection also seemed good and matched up pretty well with the days I had my phone completely with me. The only area where I’m unsure is the heart rate.

It seemed a bit inconsistent, but I also have had similar issues with almost every smartwatch that I’ve owned, especially when I didn’t have a nice fit to my hand (which I’ll discuss a bit later). Where things get disappointing app/data wise is that you’re locked in to the Amazon eco-system which is pretty minimal.

There’s no sharing or exporting of your data to additional fitness tracking apps. So, if you’ve been used to switching or trying out different fitness watches but having your data in the same place, the Halo View is likely not the one for you unless you’re really won over by Amazon’s walled garden.

And given the limitations if you’re not a Halo Fitness member, the band isn’t as nice as a standalone watch. Another nagging issue – the band. Like many watches this shape, the Halo View is essentially a rectangular bean shaped device that’s fits into a band or clasp – or in the case, the band or clasp fits into it.

The problem – the connection isn’t the most secure and the standard band isn’t that comfortable. To be fair, I find most standard bands uncomfortable and end up going with third party alternatives. Right now, while there’s some that can be found, they all suffer from the same issue – the locking mechanism to the watch.

With it being unreliable, even swapping to a more comfortable band isn’t a complete solution.

I have a number of fitness and smartwatches from many other competitors but this has fast become one of my favorites. I bought this because it fit my preference for size, looks and features. This one hits the sweet spot in terms of look and size and this seems to a top performer.

My main uses for this is for tracking fitness for cycling, running with GPS. I did a couple GPS tests so far and I am pleasantly surprised at how quickly GPS is ready to do, and accuracy on par with some other known reliable performers I use.

I believe this uses a newer heart rate module then previous version and seems to work consistently well. This watch uses a common sized 20mm strap with a newer version of a buckle system that I really like, in terms of looks and function.

Straps can easily be swapped out with tool-less pins too. I have a number of 20mm straps and bracelets that this can easily be mounted on. The design of the body of this GTS4mini also allows aesthetically pleasing combos with countless straps etc.

Initial setup was super quick using the QR code scanned with the zepp app. I did one full charge and a week later, looks like I can go at least another week at least. Battery performance is excellent.

Some other features and specs of this watch are: – Alexa (built-in mic) fun and extremely useful – 1. 65 HD Amoled screen. This is a bright crisp solid display and responsiveness is tops. – Sleep / Fitness fitness/sport functions.

Extremely useful and quite overwhelming really with that is offered 🙂 – 15 day battery, excellent -120 Sport modes with (built-in 5 position GPS) -24H Heart Rate, SpO2 & Stress Monitoring I give this 5 stars considering value, performance, comfort and overall design and feature set.

Only thing I can think of is I wish there was a backtrack feature for GPS use when on a run or hike.

These are my absolute favorite! I have to search long and hard to find these leggings as this is a Canadian company. The material is THICK, tough, and opaque (NOT see through!!!). These are the leggings I am most comfortable wearing in public, and also my first choice for long runs.

They stay in place and fit my curves wonderfully. I am 5’ 7”, size 14 woman with some real curves and the large is my go to size. I love the high waist on these, it makes you feel completely covered.

This brand seems to make leggings for taller people, they run long. Even at ‘y height the 7/8 length is basically full length. Due to material thinks as these aren’t the best for heat, but a huge win in the fall/winter/spring in Oregon.

Please keep making these!!! And please make more Capri length in this material! Also, the pockets are a nice tough, and I know for some people those are a deal breaker.

First off, these are LONG for 7/8. Most 7/8 hit ~25″ (my ankle as I’m 5’3″). I had to roll these up. The fabric is a put thick BUT they stay up incredibly well. I ordered a large (185#, thick thighs/booty and athletic).

I do wish the top seam didn’t dig in so much – i. e. , wish the seam itself was similar to how the top of the pockets seam (sort of like folded fabric). However, I imagine that this seam helps the pants not roll.

Overall, these are great but a little warm.

I bought the Rival SCULPT legging in Bordeaux and Prosper SLEEK leggings in hype red at the same time. Both have very good quality and the fit is very similar. The main difference is the pocket design.

The sculpt has a slightly thicker fabric and I felt a little bit more compression. Both pass the squat test. I am probably between sizes s and M but settled on M. For reference I’m a sz 29-30 jeans size.

This is a fantastic smart watch. I bought it mainly for blood pressure monitoring. I was a bit dubious about the watch’s accuracy which turned out to be unfounded. I measured my blood pressure using the watch and at the same time with a medical grade sphygmomanometer.

I was pleased with the accuracy of the watch. Great product.

The watch is outstanding. I’m on a monitor tagged in three places around my heart. I’m 72 with 4 stints. When working I need to stay under 122 PM pulse. The watch makes it a piece of cake. Thanks guys ! KW.

I like the face size, easy to read plus the hearth rate monitor is great. It also monitors other body health option. ie; temperatures plus more. Meets my expectations.

Im already skeptical about watches as it is. This one did not help. I tried it and got it all set up, fairly easy by the way, but when it was measuring the steps I took, it was way off. And the sleep thing was no where near correct.

It said I got 9 hours but I know I only got 4. The next night said I got 5. 5 but I only got 2. It’d be great for a stop watch or regular watch but the functions don’t work very well or accurately.

This is a great product. It can track your workouts, give your heart rate, track your blood pressure. It has a music controller, bluetooth, and you can sync it to your phone to see all your text messages.

Good battery life. The strap is comfortable and feels good while wearing. It’s a great fitness device for the price. I’d highly recommend this smart watch.

My husband bought this for my birthday. I wanted a watch that could simply track my workouts and heart rate. We have Sunny’s bike so I figured this watch would be a great addition to our Sunny equipment.

I’m really pleased with how it performs! I can read my text messages, view phone calls, and track workouts! I love my new watch!.

I bought this watch for my grandmother for her birthday, and it comes late. I shake it off, and at this point it is two days before her birthday. I open the watch and it doesn’t have a charger!!!! Then, I got into the website and I CAN’T RETURN IT!!!! Nice job, now I don’t have a present for my grandma.

DO NOT BUY.

Great watch. Looks great, feels great, and works great! The data it provides is super handy especially since I suffer from insomnia and confirms some things I thought. I am also pretty active and it’s good to know how active.

Setup was easy and the app is a pleasure to use. Yamay has a great product here. Whether it be a second watch, a gift, you want to try a smartwatch, or you want to do something like tracking some day-to-day activities this watch is definitely recommended.

Plus, the watch has many features like notifications, a relaxing feature that reminds you when to relax, and the flick wrist to wake and turn off screen is great!.

I use this smart watch to not only monitor my heart rate but also my blood oxygen and blood pressure to help me get a clearer picture of my body’s health. As an activity fitness tracker, it supports multi exercises up to 9 sports such as walking, running, hiking, cycling, treadmill, fitness, yoga, which can be selected by app.

This watch has a lot of features like you can see burned calories, steps and much more. battery life is great and price is good. i really recommended.

Fast service and good quality product.

TranslateShow in original languageНичего лишнего! Просты в использовании! Быстро включаются и загружаются! Жалко нет возможности заблокировать экран паролем! Плюс, минус – нету бесконтактной оплаты (на прошлых часах были, практически не пользовался).

Не удобно (больше подойдёт левшам) через часы делать фото с телефона – для чего вообще придумали – не понятно! Жалко нет фонарика на часах! Яркость регулируется, но пока найдёшь- уже наощупь всё сделаешь! Можно быстро и лихо поменять циферблат! шагомер, пульсометр и прочее проверить не успел! В подарок первым покупателям положили наушники типа AirPods, звук так себе, насладиться музыкой не получится, но где-то да пригодятся! И также положили защитное стекло для часов! Учитывая, что некоторое время можно попользоваться заводской защитной плёнкой, она нормально приклеена! Срок службы 2 года, думаю денег своих они стоят! В рекламном ролике показали, что по ним танк прошёлся и они остались невредимы, не знаю, как по мне корпус пластик, и треснуть может и в жаре поплавиться.

I bought this watch after my Fitbit Versa 2 quit working. If you’re familiar with fitbit, this watch is missing some of those features: text reply, answer calls, alexa, custom display (you only get 4 options), downloading your own apps, and to change alarms you have to use the app for the watch- to name a few.

I love the blood pressure and blood oxygen features which seem accurate. For a fraction of the price, this is a great little smart watch and will be a great substitute until I decide on a more expensive alternative with more bells and whistles.

This is an excellent value smartwatch that contains all the feature that you would expect. The smartwatch is sleek and modern in design. The fit is perfect and can be aptly adjusted according to your needs.

The smartwatch has a nice touch display that allows you to track your daily steps during walks and to monitor your heart rate. The text sizes are big and bold, which are easy to read. This also gives all the essential health info in a nutshell so that I can track my heath progress goals.

Overall, this smartwatch is battery efficient, and it comes with a charger too. Very nice and compact product that is of great quality and utility. I recommend this product to others!.

I began using this watch after surgery so I could keep track of my heart rate, blood oxygen and steps. I was also interested in seeing what data the watch gathered about my sleeping patterns. First this smartwatch is incredibly easy to set up.

I downloaded the add to my smartphone, created a free account and scanned the QR code to pair the watch and the phone. It literally took less than 5 minutes. It comes with a nice charging station that you snap the watch onto and plug into your computer to charge.

Charging time is not bad. For example, it took 34 minutes to charge fully from 67%. The battery life is good. I keep the heart rate monitor on so the battery drains quicker, but without it on, the battery life is better than most, The watch is lightweight and feels very comfortable on my wrist.

The screen display is bright and colorful. I like that I am able to change the displays. You can even download different ones through the app. The navigation of the watch is simple enough. just swipe up or to the side to find what you’re looking for.

You can choose to receive notifications for social media, email, texts, phone calls and more. It give a gentle vibration when a notification comes in. The heart rate monitor and blood oxygen have been very accurate.

The step counter seems accurate, but it may be off due to the fact that I had surgery and am walking different. I will test again when I am able to walk normally. All said, this smartwatch has a bunch of pretty good features, feels good on the wrist and has a better than average battery life.

This watch has every basic function a smart watch is supposed to have, and the price is way affordable vs it’s value. I am very impressed for a smart watch does track basic fitness data such as steps, distance, calories and etc.

And plus it does have heart rate and blood oxygen sensor too. You can even do a quick text reply from your watch without touch your phone! (I love this!) Additionally, it gives you assisted GPS outdoor work out route which is more than enough for an amateur like me.

The band is comfortable although it’s a bit thin to me. The watch also does some extra jobs like controlling music from my Spotify and camera control when I need to take selfie. Overall, it’s a 5 stars item to me!.

My dad is 63 years old. I got him this band for his birthday. He walks 3 kilometers everyday and prides himself on his speed. One day after he wore this on his walk, he came to the realisation that his speed was hurting his heart.

His heart rate was mostly in the anaerobic zone, and that can be dangerous for the heart as well as muscles. He started monitoring his pace and within two days he had figured out a less hectic pace that kept his heart in the aerobic zone.

It was not dangerously high any more and he admitted that he was breathing better during the walks. My dad loves data, so he took what the band showed him seriously, researched it, and applied it to his walks.

This band is excellent for people who will actually listen to what it tells them.

Received my watch recently. Watch looks quite elegant, has a perfect size. The watch has so many features. It is simply to use. All I had to do was connect it with Bluetooth to my phone. The watch gives you good insights about your health.

The battery lasts for around 5 days. Heart rate seems pretty accurate when I compared it with actual device, however there was little variance of ~5% but that is not an issue.

A budget device with a very good feature set. Device is responsive with fast and accurate touch. Fast &fairly accurate heart ratesensor with 24×7 tracking with user-set interval. Sleep tracking with light, deep & sleep quality index.

Easy initial setup. Step by step instruction video is below the product description on their website. Heart rate monitoring: all-day heart rate checking, resting heart rate, etc.

Purchase was very easy, shipment was fast and well packaged. The smart watch is just as described and comes with a screwdriver to remove extra licks. The display is good but is hard if you are outside.

Also I don’t know if msgs can be deleted the instructions are very little.

Very nice watch except it doesn’t work with all cell phones. It wouldn’t work with a AT&T phone nor a samsung I recently purchased. So it sits on a shelf till I find someone that happens to have a phone it will pair with.

It’s nice and heavy seems of quality just can’t connect it to anything.

The directions are little to non existence. It is very frustrating. I am so tempted to return this watch. I would not recommend purchasing this…only if you are a gadget person.