KALINCO Slim Fitness Tracker, Smart Watch with Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen, Blood Pressure and Sleep Monitor, Activity Tracker Pedometer, Calories Step Counter for Women Men, 2 Bands Included

Well I like the watch but as soon as a month went by it started to malfunction. I was very disappointed, however KALINCO made it right, they offered to replace or refund me the full amount, they didn't even ask me to return the item. I am satisfied and happy.Thank You KALINCO

I wasn't expecting much for the price but this fitness and health tracker is great ....easy to use and the app gives you so many options... the charge last about a week and I love the interchangeable bands....if it ever dies I will get another one.

This was a great little smart watch. I liked it a lot. All functions work well except blood pressure, which I found useless and misleading. (I checked it many times against an arm cuff to be certain of just how wrong it was.) The steel band is attractive, but the clasp is not reliable. This is the second watch I have lost using one of these type bands, Slow-learner I guess. It also comes with a silicone band, which is very comfortable. My experience with silicone bands is they are not very durable, but they do give warning when they stat to crack and fail. I haven't lost a watch yet with a silicone band failure.

I bought this watch in January. From the beginning the temp was always wrong. I finally figured out the temp was in Lodi, Columbia, not Lodi, Ca. I tried too reset it several times, but it sets itself at 8:00AM and I can't change it. The blood pressure is so high I went to my doctor to have it checked and it was 40 points lower than the watch, the turn or lift your wrist to light the screen doesn't work. I can't find a warranty from Kalinco.I want a new watch. My More Pro was much better but I went scuba diving in it thinking it was waterproof, sadly, not.

Was very happy with this for the first few months. At least the metal band didn't break like previous trackers I've tried. Of course, the heart rate and other vitals aren't accurate enough to trust, especially blood pressure. I have anxiety disorder and my anxiety got even worse when I checked my blood pressure on this tracker; it was very high, and I usually have low blood pressure. Finally double-checked with more accurate devices and my blood pressure was typically low. This tracker is simply not to be trusted. Steps seem accurate, but not much else is reliable. For example, sometimes it wouldn't start calculating sleep until midnight. I'm almost always asleep by 9:00 pm thanks to sleep medication. So, I eventually stopped reading the sleep data. Kept wearing until yesterday, for steps and time alone. But, it seemed to need recharging. So, I recharged it; but later in the day it said the battery was low. (Usually, it works for 3 days on a full charge.) Charged it again, but it died again a little later. Looks like it finally bit the dust, and not even a year old yet! Oh well. Probably should get an Apple Watch, but I think they're ugly; this at least looks nice. And, for the price, maybe 10 months isn't too bad.

Even though it's not a Fitbit or branded smartwatch, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! It matches my pink Samsung phone and the pedometer is everything! Real time steps. SO many monitors! Blood pressure, blood oxygen levels, timers, they even have a monitor to tell you, you have been sitting too long! The only thing that would make this better is a water monitor to remind you to drink during the day. Great value for the purchase. If more sedentary the watch battery lasts about 6 days. I am extremely active 20k-30k steps per day so I need to charge my watch about every 3-4 days. Definitely would purchase again should something happen to this watch.

Update, much later on.I've changed my mind. I guess it's an ok tracker, but it constantly unpaired with my phone, then was a pain to re-pair, then get it synced with my phone so I could see what was going on. I think, because the button is on the right side of the face, where traditionally on watches, that's where it's at, every time I'd go to look at the tracker, I was in the middle of a marathon swim or some other activity, or it had changed the face style, or, you know, I wasn't sure what some of that stuff was that it was doing. With the button being on the right side of the face, I believe I was setting off activities I wasn't doing, just by bending my wrist. It was hard to figure out how to get out of whatever I was into, and generally, I just wanted to see what time it was or check my pulse, which most of the time required more than just a quick look. And the pulse taking wasn't as constant as I had thought it might be, being it was supposed to be constant. Constant to me means non-stop, and this one stopped, A LOT. If you get your phone out, you can have it do a non-stop for a minute or 2, but then by the time I got it re-paired and synced, I forgot why I was there. Eventually I got out my old Timex, discovered the mesh band I'd gotten for this watch fit the Timex, so I put it on the Timex. I was happy just knowing what time it was whenever I wanted to know it, with just a glance. To date, the Timex and the magnetic mesh band are stuck to my desk, as it's handy there for quick reference for converting times to military. I broke down and invested in a new 4versa on black Friday, and this kalinko clunker watch/tracker went to the recycle center, where I am certain those nice people have decided it's best future for it.SIDE NOTE: I got this because my Mother bought one here and likes it just fine. She bought hers because the price of a battery for her old watch made it cheaper to just get another watch. She is happy with her watch, she only uses it as a watch, so I don't know what all it is supposed to be capable of, as well as not knowing just which one she got. This particular watch is NOT that kind of watch. It was more trouble than it was worth to use it even for just telling the time. I think it kept accurate time, but I'm not entirely sure, being it usually took so much more than just a quick look to actually get to the time.Original review:I've had this tracker for about a week now, and its going great. My fitbit died. I got a WalMart one and I was afraid I was going to kill it because it said water resist on the outside packaging, but the paperwork inside said it wasn't water resist, so I took it back. I read a bunch of reviews and decided on this one, and ordered a different band, that I hope arrives soon. I haven't had much issue with the wrist strap irritating my skin, that was in a lot of the reviews I read. I still like my mesh strap better tho. I haven't compared the tpr's, but so far everything seems really accurate. I'm not as concerned with accurate as consistent. As long as I know it may be off, but it's consistently off, I can still use it. I saw a lot of comments in reviews about their trackers being 'off' or inaccurate, so far this one has been very close. I also really like that this one takes a continuous pulse, like my fit bit did. The fit bit thought I could practically climb tall buildings, and stairs and I don't recall what all, in superman time. And I kept 'earning' badges for it all too, when in reality, I was actually just driving a school bus.

The extra face covers I bought don't like to adhere to the watch face very good. After 2 days it's starting to lift.

Needed a step counter, I like the size on my small wrist. Looks better than the plastic ones.

I love this smart watch it is very pretty and seems to be accurate for the steps count, the only negative thing is that threres no Weight Lifting in the sports option so when i do my wright lifting I have no way to know how much calories i've burned,

The price was reasonable & everything works well except the weather app doesn't show current temperature but shows the expected temperature which are 2 different things that can be world's apart. The blood pressure app works very well & readings were bang on with manual readings done so pretty impressed with that.All in all I'd recommend it to others.

I got this watch because I was looking for something to help track my steps and sleep. It works for the steps... kinda, its not crazy accurate but I wasn't looking for super accuracy for that. However it's no where near close for sleep. I'm a night owl, up until 3am or later working, and this watch is adamant that I am in a "light sleep" at 2am when I'm 100% still sitting in my shop working. Each night I get a total of 8.5 to 9hrs of sleep even. Like it's trying to math out what would look best, when I know for a fact I was only in bed for 7 hours, max.So if you want a watch that has a nice breathable metal band, that does steps, and kinda does heart rate (it's off too, but not by as much as the sleep tracking) then this is nice. I like how slim it is but still has a readable face and touch options. The battery so far has lasted 2 full days and is at 60% I expect it to go down faster as time goes on, but I'm okay with that.

The watch itself is nice and not big for my wife but as soon we set the App, necessary for the time, the BP and heart reading are false. Without the App, they are true. No other App compatible with the watch. Too bad; my wife love the size and model.