WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate & Blood Pressure Monitoring Capabilities

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United States on Feb 11, 2024

Darrick T.: Gifting the WAFA Fitness Tracker to my son on Christmas turned out to be a brilliant choice! This smartwatch is not just a stylish accessory but also a powerhouse of features that cater to both his active lifestyle and tech-savvy interests.The heart rate and blood pressure monitoring capabilities ensure that he can keep an eye on his health, and the waterproof design adds durability to withstand his daily activities. The Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, allowing him to stay connected without missing a beat.The sleep and sports data monitoring features have added a new dimension to his fitness routine. It's like having a personal fitness companion on his wrist, encouraging him to stay active and maintain a healthy lifestyle.The WAFA Fitness Tracker's pedometer and activity tracking functions have become motivating elements for my son. The comprehensive data it provides has turned fitness into a fun and interactive experience.If you're on the lookout for a gift that combines style, functionality, and a touch of tech excitement, the WAFA Fitness Tracker is a winner. It's safe to say that Christmas morning was a success, and my son has a new favorite gadget!...

United States on Jan 10, 2024

Joe: My main purpose for a watch was to do heart rate tracking and sleep tracking. The phone is not as intuitive at the beginning if you are used to an Apple Watch (like me) or other full touch screen smart watches. The only way to interact with the watch is using a small touch area at the bottom of the watch using short or long presses. But once you get used to it, it is very straightforward.

Pros:
- My favorite parts about the watch is that it lasts around 2 days for me. Which allows me to track my sleep and then charge it for an hour or so during the day while I am sitting at work.
- The heart rate monitoring is great
- Easy to use with a simple way to interact with the phone. (better for older or non-advanced users or someone like me who mainly use it for fitness and sleep tracking)
- Can measure your blood pressure, though not sure how it does that or how accurate it is. Me and some of my friends tested it out by checking a person's blood pressures twice and then checking the next person etc. We noticed that it was similar when checking the same person's, but change when switching to a different person. So it is not completely fake. The real...

United States on Jan 09, 2020

nanniehead: Lots of cons. HR and BP taken from wrist do not sync to app. BP taken in app can be saved but HR cannot. Only way to monitor HR is with it auto on. Then you will get data on the app. BP is off, too. If you calibrate, you get pretty much the same reading everytime. If not, it's consistently low. But who really thinks these are medically accurate.
It's just a fun function. Sleep is accurate to a point. I wake up at 5-6 and it's mostly accurate for that part of it but I do quiet stuff on my PC until 8-9. Continuously has me asleep until 9 since I'm at the PC from the time I get up. Even tho I got up, went potty, made breakfast, etc. You have to do things like turn the bracelet off but then you have to remember to turn it back on. I tried taking it off, too, but again, having to remember to put it back on is a hassle. And it will still say I'm asleep til 9. The battery life on this is pretty good, tho. And that's about the only good thing I can say about it. The app is so-so. Has some nice features. I don't like BT on all the time so I don't use all the functions and leave it unsynced thruout the day but it only holds one day of stats so you...

United States on Jul 27, 2019