Wearfit

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It doesn’t seem to pull the proper information, and it’s very strange the way it acts... it definitely doesn’t list my battery life correctly, my watch will say I have half left and the app will show that I have almost none. What my watch says and what my app says as far as distance I’ve walked is totally different, and usually glitches out on the app... it definitely changes frequently as well — before I started writing this, it had some obscenely high number.. I tried to open it up to get what the exact number was for this review and now it says 55 steps.. in actuality, I’m a bit over 8k. It also doesn’t sync well with Apple Health.. not sure if that’s on this apps side or Apple Health. It’s garbage at tracking my sleep. One minute it says I slept 20 hrs, and the next it says I slept 1. I like my bracelet, even though it’s not perfect, but I’d like it a whole lot more of it had a working companion app.

When I first got this I had a very difficult time to sync it, then it stopped working, then it wouldn’t sink, then it wouldn’t work it disconnected itself… I gave it a three because I use it for the time I am a nurse in a busy ER and I get to use it for those reasons it does track my walking, my calorie burn but does not download to my phone or work with my phone and I have The new iPhone 10x and it doesn’t work… Like I said it seems to do the time very well and a few of the applications but other than that it really is just a very expensive watch

It is not a super-expensive device that takes “model” measurements based on what the sensor can detect. True blood pressure and O2 and heart rate are done with actual medical devices. But it seems reasonably accurate. My setup is Apple SE phone, with Apple Watch series 2, and now the Smart BP HR bracelet. So far, they all play together, but I only allowed the bracelet to access Health for BP and O2. The things the Watch doesn’t do. The WearFit app paired, connected and is reading data. Apple Health app draws data from WearFit and incorporates it nicely with what the Watch already measures. So far it setup smoothly and is working as advertised.

Update: after 3 days I had a pairing issue after I let the bracelet battery die. To fix it, I finally found that my WIFI router was interfering. I disconnected WiFi and the bracelet paired right away. Other devices can interfere as well when pairing after disconnect so keep that in mind. Also, I lost my data for the day when I let the battery die. The App is free and the watch was $38 for me. Great deal! I charged it for an hour and it took 5 minutes to setup. I haven’t had any issues besides the military time. Like any blood pressure check, it’s more accurate if your feet aren’t crossed and your not moving/talking.

I have a A6 smart watch( on eBay for around $13) I use this app with. It works very well for me. Sometimes it will take the app a minute to catch up with my latest data on startup, but no big deal. I like how it syncs up with apples health app and I can track all my health data over day, week, and month. I like the sleep pattern monitor the most. Very good cheaper alternative watch and a nice app for once. I would like to see the app get a little more customizable.