Rastreador de fitness e saúde HM19 com treinamento respiratório de gerenciamento de estresse para monitor de sono

Only works part time. Not worth the money.

The HM19 (available only from Fitvii directly) s a very good choice for those who want to carefully monitor heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, steps and sleep patterns. Monitoring all these functions seems generally accurate, although riding a bicycle may artificially inflate step counts. Notifications of incoming emails, text messages and calls is good, although they can't be answered from the watch. Charging is straight-forward and a full charge lasts five days or more. The "Da Fit" app is mostly intuitive; pairing is easy. Dozens of watch faces are available at no extra cost. The watch band is comfortable and well made, which fortunate since many standard 22mm bands do not fit. The biggest drawback is the number of specific exercise apps. Notwithstanding the website' s assertion of 15 customized exercise apps, my HM19 has only eight, including running, walking, cycling, skipping, badminton, basketball, football and yoga. Indoor actions such as indoor cycling, rowing machine, treadmill, etc. do not appear on my HM19. Some competitors at this price point, and the company's much less expensive H56, offer more choices. I haven't yet tried to use the GPS function so I don't know how well that works. Customer service is normally very responsiveresponsive.

The HM19 (available only from Fitvii directly) s a very good choice for those who want to carefully monitor heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, steps and sleep patterns. Monitoring all these functions seems generally accurate, although riding a bicycle may artificially inflate step counts. Notifications of incoming emails, text messages and calls is good, although they can't be answered from the watch. Charging is straight-forward and a full charge lasts five days or more. The "Da Fit" app is mostly intuitive; pairing is easy. Dozens of watch faces are available at no extra cost. The watch band is comfortable and well made, which fortunate since many standard 22mm bands do not fit. The biggest drawback is the number of specific exercise apps. Notwithstanding the website' s assertion of 15 customized exercise apps, my HM19 has only eight, including running, walking, cycling, skipping, badminton, basketball, football and yoga. Indoor actions such as indoor cycling, rowing machine, treadmill, etc. do not appear on my HM19. Some competitors at this price point, and the company's much less expensive H56, offer more choices. I haven't yet tried to use the GPS function so I don't know how well that works. Customer service is normally very responsiveresponsive.

The HM19 (available only from Fitvii directly) s a very good choice for those who want to carefully monitor heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, steps and sleep patterns. Monitoring all these functions seems generally accurate, although riding a bicycle may artificially inflate step counts. Notifications of incoming emails, text messages and calls is good, although they can't be answered from the watch. Charging is straight-forward and a full charge lasts five days or more. The "Da Fit" app is mostly intuitive; pairing is easy. Dozens of watch faces are available at no extra cost. The watch band is comfortable and well made, which fortunate since many standard 22mm bands do not fit. The biggest drawback is the number of specific exercise apps. Notwithstanding the website' s assertion of 15 customized exercise apps, my HM19 has only eight, including running, walking, cycling, skipping, badminton, basketball, football and yoga. Indoor actions such as indoor cycling, rowing machine, treadmill, etc. do not appear on my HM19. Some competitors at this price point, and the company's much less expensive H56, offer more choices. I haven't yet tried to use the GPS function so I don't know how well that works. Customer service is normally very responsiveresponsive.

The HM19 (available only from Fitvii directly) s a very good choice for those who want to carefully monitor heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, steps and sleep patterns. Monitoring all these functions seems generally accurate, although riding a bicycle may artificially inflate step counts. Notifications of incoming emails, text messages and calls is good, although they can't be answered from the watch. Charging is straight-forward and a full charge lasts five days or more. The "Da Fit" app is mostly intuitive; pairing is easy. Dozens of watch faces are available at no extra cost. The watch band is comfortable and well made, which fortunate since many standard 22mm bands do not fit. The biggest drawback is the number of specific exercise apps. Notwithstanding the website' s assertion of 15 customized exercise apps, my HM19 has only eight, including running, walking, cycling, skipping, badminton, basketball, football and yoga. Indoor actions such as indoor cycling, rowing machine, treadmill, etc. do not appear on my HM19. Some competitors at this price point, and the company's much less expensive H56, offer more choices. I haven't yet tried to use the GPS function so I don't know how well that works. Customer service is normally very responsiveresponsive.