Fitness Tracker, TEYO BP Fitness Wristband with Heart Rate Monitor Watch Smart Wristband Steps Activity Tracker Compatible for Android and IOS Phone

I'm a senior & I love this device. Lightweight and lights up to see time in the dark. Monitors BP & HR. Flashes when it needs to be charged. If Bluetooth on it shows text message & from who as well as calls. A bit difficult to pull band off to charge. Uses H Band app through iPhone. Also has a two year warranty. Very happy with this product.Update- had a issue and contacted Saturday Club. Excellent customer service. 🤓PS cataract surgery required 3 separate alarms for eye drops. Did it with this tracker. Awesome

When you think something is too good to be true it probably is.1)Blood pressure is very inaccurate. I would expect this given there is no good way to monitor it without a pressure cuff of some type. This uses a pair of green leds. Worn on top of wrist I cannot see how one would expect it to work. Also it is designed to only work when sleeping. It will not or I have not figured out how to make it work somewhat continuously during daytime. I can manually start it but that is not what I want.2) Step count is not accurate on my elliptical machine. Ok elliptical is hard but that's what I wanted it for.I should have returned it but its more trouble to return than the return (after shipping) value. So I guess its just another piece of trash. I guess I should have been smarter. There is no technology that could measure BP with even reasonable accuracy using a pair of leds. So shame on me.

Ok--I received it yesterday afternoon--so this may be a bit early. Had previously used Nike Fuelband and Fitbit Blaze. I've upgraded as the technology has become more sophisticated--so far this promises to be the best! The cost of this band is so much less than the other two and I'm thrilled so far with its performance. For those who have had trouble getting accurate readings, I would suggest that keeping the band firmly placed so that it makes good contact with skin/wrist might make a difference. I'm not looking for a medical grade BP monitor, but so far it's been within in a very narrow margin of the readings from my wrist blood pressure monitor from Omron. I hoping that it won't be much longer before there's a tracker that will also measure glucose and hydration.

It worked OK for about 4 months, although I'm not sure of its accuracy. Now, it won't hold a charge. No matter how long I leave it plugged in, it never stops "charging." Then it dies 5 minutes after I put it on. I contacted the seller because the Amazon page said the item had a lifetime replacement. They told me that was an error and have since corrected it. They've been giving me the runaround, telling me to restart the watch, and maybe "low temperature caused the problem of charging."Just don't buy it. Spend a little bit more to get something decent.

Decent monitor, i think it over counts steps but has decent features, I really like the alarms and that it tells you who is calling or you can read your text messages right on the device. The strap is not so great, comes off pretty easily. I can't say how accurate the heart rate and blood pressure monitor's are as i have not compared them to an accurate source, but i can say that it does give readings, and they seem to be inline with what i would expect mine to be. I think its supposed to come on when you turn your wrist towards you, sometimes it does sometimes it don't, and sometimes it comes on with the slightest movement, might cause some unnecessary battery drainage, but i charged it the day i got it, on fri and it is still working (shows the battery is getting low) today, on mon so must not affect the battery life too much. Overall a decent little device for what I paid, got it on a 1 day special for 10, much more than that and idk if i would be as happy, but then again, this is my first device of this type so i can't say how it compares to others in it price range, maybe it is good at a higher price too.

I liked this a lot, had no problems setting it up or using it but was very difficult to charge. You have to work the band side to side while pulling to get the band off so it can be plugged in. After about 6 weeks of everyday use I broke the blue plastic piece pulling off the band. I liked it but because of this difficulty I won't buy another because it will probably break again.

This fitness tracker stopped working after only one week of use. It does not give u much of a warning when it needs to b charged either so when u go to use it well it's already dead. Tried to charge it after only using it for one week and it will not charge so now it just sits dead in a drawer. My advice is to buy a fitbit they cost more money but work well plus the battery last longer. I was charging the fitness tracker almost everyday and what good is that? How can u track your steps when it's always needing to be charged? I give this a zero star rating it is a complete hunk of junk

I have a pebble watch that's pretty cool and tracks my steps, but it doesn't have a bpm feature so that's what lead me to this. It's really great. Good fit, sleek look and seems to accurately tell me my heart rate so I am a happy customer! I have intentionally not got it wet based on other reviews, but that's not an issue for me. My only gripes are that the battery could last a bit longer before needing a charge, also it's kind of awkward trying to pull the armband off the watch face to expose the usb. Other than that, I'm satisfied with my purchase. It was 70% off when I bought it.