FunDo Pro

The battery lasts forever and notifications work even with my iPhone. I love the ability to do ECG and BP, blood oxygen, though I don’t know how accurate it is. I also wonder if the step count is accurate as more steps seem to accumulate comparing the results to MapMyWalk on my phone. For $27 though, this seems to have been well worth it! It does record sleep though sometimes again I’m not sure about accuracy and watch occasionally randomly resets—but the battery! I know this is about the app which seems to have good functionality pairing with the Microwear L8.

When I first got the app it seemed to have a few issues but I’m not sure if that is any fault of my older phone, the fact that it was droid , the app or my watch. I made the transition from Droid to iPhone and the issues I was having seem to be pretty well hammered out for my current phone’s compatibility. I’m currently running the 8+ and I’m having a much better experience. The watch syncs up much better and doesn’t bog down my battery or slow my phone in any way. Some app features seem to be having some minor kinks though, but they are things I can over look. The watch had the basics that I wanted. A bright touch screen and hands free time checking in addition to a nifty LED flashlight. I wasn’t looking for anything fancy or any bells and whistles. Just a low price smart watch. I wasn’t particularly interested in any fitness tracking features of any watch but after playing around found it to be kinda cool. Over all it gets the job done that I wanted.

Very user friendly, intuitive and provides a lot of easy to understand health data. It has graphs and reports, hourly, daily, monthly, statistics, etc... In addition, tou can change some settings for the watch from the app, and set specific days of the week alarms and reminders. So, for a fairly inexpensive smart watch, it is a great deal to get all this information summarized in this app. Also, the Bluetooth communication is perfect. The watch and phone stay connected and have no problem reconnecting if they were separated. The bad: the synchronization between the watch and the app is not working properly. The watch data pushed to the app is not always correct and the app sending the new settings or alarms for the watch are not always acknowledged by the watch. In clear, here are two examples: 1- I set an alarm from the app, sync data with the watch and 50% of the time, the alarm won’t go off and if I check the alarm again on the app, it is erased. 2- I walked 9000 steps today and when I sync, the app tells me I did only 3000. Then I sync it again with the watch and it gives the right 9000 steps. 3- the sleep monitor data from the watch really can be transferred to the app, which super frustrating, because sleep is important for me and I like to monitor it through the week. These are bugs which should be addressed, because this app has a LOT of potential, over wise. Thanks.

I was really hopeful when I first got my smart watch band. Unfortunately it has disappointments. The sleep mode for my band has never worked. I am not happy that there’s only certain hours it will monitor sleep instead of all hours. Some people don’t sleep “normal” hours. The recent updates have wiped my past history on my band and I have to reset all my settings after each update, which is frustrating. I am not too happy about that either. It tells me the time, although I have to keep putting it back on my view preference almost daily. The best thing it does is keep track of my steps.

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I was so excited to use my new fitness band. I synced it with my phone and it was working great. It rang for calls and buzzed for text messages. It sent my readings for my steps, my blood pressure, my heart rate and my o2 level to my phone. Then it happened. My phone would ring but my band did nothing. I was no longer getting readings to my phone from my band. I looked at the band to see why and found out that it was no longer synced with my phone. I have to resync it everyday if I want it to work with my phone. Now I only sync it after I charge it. It’s a great concept, if it would only work all the time. Sad in California.