GT3 Smartwatch Bluetooth-vokoj + Monitorado de Sangopremo

This smart watch is a great all-rounder. It has a large, clear display. The call function is handy. Monitors heart rate, blood pressure, and sleep well.

The product measures what it is supposed to. The band is awful. Makes no sense why anyone would make a band so difficult to fasten.

i like it

I pre-ordered the fitvii GT3 as a replacement for a long lost fit bit and when it arrived I was excited. However after setting it up there are two things I've noticed:The step counter is *very* sensitive as in if you jostle your arm slightly while at rest it assumes you're walking and will count that as a step. Hopefully that will be addressed in a future update.Secondly, the BPM sensor will not read through dark tattoos. I have a half sleeve on my left arm and the heart rate was reading as --/?? 90? of the time and when it was reading it said it was an astronomical number even at rest (115+ BPM). I fixed the issue by switching to my other wrist but I still find it weird that fitvii didn't think of that when designing this.Other than that it does a fairly good job of tracking sleep and calories burnt but it's not something I'd suggest for someone who tracks their data to the letter.

Slim on my wrist and light, this tracker has been working well. The point system makes you move more and to be more intentional to the food you eat. Sleep tracking is veryaccurate. This is my 2nd halo tracker (first one didn't have the screen) and the screen definitely makes the tracker more useful. I charge once a week and my activity goal is 500/week currently. I don't like the voice tone feature because it consume too much batteries and I turned this feature off. The strap part connecting strap and the tracker got loose and the tracker fell off from my wrist once. I found my tracker luckily. I ordered a new strap with one size smaller and that never happened since then.