FITVII Health Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate, Blood Pressure and Blood Oxygen Monitor, Sleep Tracking Pedometer Step Calories Counter IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Women Men

Should have more watch faces to choose from.

Not a fitbit...but does a lot for the price.

This "fitness tracker" does a poor job of tracking fitness. The application on the phone does a poor job of syncing with the tracker. It also wants to be a Smart Watch, which is NOT what I need, or even want. The display is way too small for a Smart Watch anyway. This company needs to focus on the fitness tracking features and deprioritize the Smart Watch features. Here's what's missing: * At-rest heart rate. All the data is available, but they didn't bother to calculate it. * Historical trend charts on ANYTHING. This includes pulse rate (high/average/low), various pulse rate zones, miles walked, calories of exercise, sleep, blood pressure (high/average/low) and blood oxygen. I'm sure there are others that are missing but that's all I was displaying. * Historical weight trends (only one place to set weight and it doesn't track changes). * Daily calories used information is missing. It only provides information on the calories used while exercising, not those calories used in "normal" (non-exercise) activities. * Documentation - there's almost none. What there is is poorly written and doesn't describe what a setting actually does or how to use it. Here's what it's doing wrong: * Constantly bugging me to enable GPS for it. I want a fitness tracker. If I don't know where I am, then I've got a problem. I don't care is my watch knows where I am. * Frequent requests to add a notification tool. I don't want it notifying anything. If there's an issue, just buzz/vibrate the watch. * The Blood Pressure numbers are wildly inaccurate. * The charging cable attaches with magnets. Unfortunately, they're not strong enough to hold the cable to the watch if the watch moves, including putting the watch down after connecting the cable.