Best Dad Upgrade Fitvii GT5 Health Smartwatch, Gift For Father's Day

The watch is very nice, and the seller provides a 24-hour service QR code entry and APP QR code download, which is very considerate. I have already recommended your website to friends.

This watch does everything one of those name brand watches does. Through Bluetooth you can listen to music while working or working out. Blood pressure detection, steps monitored, text messages, receive calls and more. The leather strap is extra durable and provides a stay in place fit when sweating. The fact that you're given a choice of what you want Bluetooth to control is a huge plus. He set this watch up to where it will show him his text but doesn't interfere with his phone calls. Unlike others, when BT is connected phone calls are picked up by watch automatically. Trendy and stylish!

Great product and the blood pressure monitor is surprisingly accurate for this price. The build quality is simply amazing and the device packs so many functionalities . My initial comments were mistaken. Now that I took time to familiarise myself with the software, I realize how great this product is. So, I came to back to post this one. Please accept my sincere apologies for this.

I am a healthcare professional x25 years. As a FD paramedic, ICU nurse, and an instructor, I have used many BP machines and this is what I use. I spent many readings validating this GT5 reading against those lifepacks and manual readings.

Pros
-Damn accurate readings
-connects right to their app and records
-long lasting rechargeable battery

Cons-need a smart phone (set up app/use app).
****(I know people have issues with that but you can use a dummy email to set up the account along with a Dummy name. Once you have the app on your phone, you can select not to share anything and it keeps with the dummy information versus your phones information. Just don't allow other phone apps like Apple health to share information but even then you can select what information is shared to the app, i.e. I only share my BP from my Apple phone to this app.)

Wow! I almost didn't buy this based on the bad reviews but either those folks got a lemon or they have different expectations.Not sure if the type of phone matters but I have a Google Pixel phone. I've tried out the BP and I'm happy with those features. If you read some of the bad reviews, you will notice people are complaining about a lot of things, but you have to ask yourself, what is it you really need in your FitVII? Some complained about lack of Apps . . . well, I don't really care about that. If I want lots of apps, I'll load them on my phone. Music? Same deal. I see no point in loading music on my watch. I can access millions of songs through my phone so I use that along with blue tooth ear buds.

Over the years I've heard numerous complaints about step accuracy on ANY device. What do people expect? Do they want to know for sure if it was 100 vs 110 steps? Seriously? I believe the FitVII is very accurate but nothing is 100%. Do you really need to know EXACTLY how many steps you took? Isn't the whole point to just get up and move? If it turns out my FitVII is not 100% accurate, I don't care! As long as it reminds me to move and I get my exercise, I'm happy.

I also want to address the issue of the new band. Some folks HATE it. I don't. I think it is much more comfortable than the other model but everyone has different levels of comfort. I'll close this by saying I love my new GT5 and I believe most folks will love theirs. By all means, read the negative reviews but keep in mind what is important to you when making your decision.