XINYUNG Fitness Tracker Smart Watch, Activity Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof Pedometer Watch with Sleep Monitor, Step Counter for Kids Women Men

 I have had a fitbit before and I can tell you that I am very stoked that I was able to find this on here to order. I love how I do not have to take it off to take a shower and I can keep it on for days before I have to charge it. It is a very very good watch. I have nothing bad to say about this it does everything I have asked it to do.

 I really enjoy this watch, it is very comfortable, and very user-friendly. I was not expecting this great of quality for this price. Honestly, it is a good watch.

 I want to like this watch but I can not pass on the fact that most of its features do not work properly. The Heartbeat monitor worked and so did the alarm clock. The Sleep monitor only worked if I didn't get up in the middle of the night to go use the bathroom. I have no idea how the oxygen sensor worked so let's say it does. I compared the blood pressure monitor to my own and the readings were wrong every time. The battery length is probably its best feature. The charging adapter is flimsy and really hard to get it right every time. I attached a video to this review check it out.

 I absolutely love my new smart watch. I am able to track a multitude of settings all from the comfort of my wrist! My favorite setting is the pedometer. It is definitely going to be my go-to on my fitness journey. I also love that I am able to monitor my heart rate, oxygen levels and blood pressure. I will definitely be purchasing one for my husband for this birthday in 2 weeks!

This smart watch has a lot of fancy functionalities like Apple Watch. The most fantastic for me is you can set Vibrate Alert when you got a text message or phone call or other notification from other apps. Previously I usually miss calls from other people at work days since I always Mute my phone. But not it won't happen.

 Today I am taking a look at the Xinyung Fitness Tracker Smart Watch. I wanted to try out a fitness tracker, but not for the reason you might think. Yes, these fitness trackers can tell you how many steps you take, how many times your heart beats per minute and what your blood pressure is. You can check your blood's oxygen level, see how hard you are working out and control media on your phone. The thing that I was interested in however, was the sleep tracking function.I do not get a lot of sleep, typically somewhere in the range of five hours per night. We are night owls, and I have to squeeze in video editing time somewhere which ends up being between 9PM and 2AM. Some mornings I wake up considerably more tired than others, and I wanted some way to track how well I was sleeping, compared to how I feel.With that said, let’s take a look at the various functions that it has. The first screen that comes up is the watch, which I have set to show the time, the date and how many steps I have taken that day. Next is the screen showing how many steps you have taken, how far that has been and how many calories you have burned doing it. Up next is the sleep tracker, followed by the heart beats per minute tracker and then the training screen. After that is the weather, then messages followed by the blood pressure tracker. After that you have the blood oxygen level tracker, then the camera controls, media player controls and finally the settings screen.To use each of the screens, you just touch and hold the circle at the bottom of the screen when you are on the tool that you want to use. The first one you can do is the heart rate monitor, which takes a couple of seconds to complete. The blood pressure monitor also takes a couple of seconds, and seems to read fairly accurately, but just a bit higher than what I usually am at. Finally there is the blood oxygen level test, which should show somewhere from 95% to 98%.To use this Fitness tracker, you need to download and install the Da Fit app for your phone or tablet. Once you have it installed, you can pull up this screen to show how you slept the night before, in this case it shows that I got just over 6 hours of sleep, with an hour of it being restful. The app will keep track of several days worth of data, so you can go back to compare the results day to day, and see what your results have been.Now, I know that it is not going to be the most accurate thing in the universe as this is a super affordable fitness tracker, but it should be good enough to compare the results to itself, day after day. So far, it has been spectacular. The battery life is great, it is very comfortable and it is completely waterproof, which is a bonus as I wore it into the shower without thinking and it made it out alive. If you are looking for an affordable fitness tracker that looks good and works great, I completely recommend trying out the Xinyung Fitness Tracker Smart Watch.

UPDATE:Things are starting to fray and fall off, after only a couple days of moderate use: see pictures. Hopefully it doesn't get worse.Also charged the watch for the first time (battery life is good so far), but I had to reset my watch and re-pair it on my smartphone, so I lost all progress for today due to the resetting.----------I'd like to admit I was pleasantly wrong, so far.Pairing with my smartphone was super easy.BP and HR seem to be fairly accurate for me. Oxygen seems to be good as well. Steps do seem to be a bit sensitive, but I calculated my stride length the best I could and that seems to have helped a little? I do get extra steps from my sleep though.I wish we could customize the watch faces a bit more. I like being able to see the seconds for the clock (third face option), but don't need to see my steps, calories burned, or BPM--too much clutter for me. One face option (first one) allows you to choose your background, but if the picture doesn't have a black background it's very clearly just a square picture with black sides around it. Not a fan of the font style either for that option. I stick with the second face option, but wish I could add seeing the seconds to the clock, along with the day of the week. The icons for steps and calories burned are unnecessary, since you don't see any numbers anyway.Overall, great smart watch so far. Watch interface and app is way more friendly than the last smart watch I tried. The app does force you to have some permissions given to even be usable, even if you don't want to use those features, like the microphone. I don't care for that.