Paick Fitness Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor Blood Pressure Monitor, Smart Watch, Pedometer, Activity Tracker Smart Wristband

I am quite disappointed in this device. I purchased this based on reviews that it held its charge. I am having to charge this device daily, so that is inconvenient. The BP measurement is very off (but I’m not using this for strict BP monitoring)- so overall I would not recommend this to anyone looking for a fitness tracker

I was skeptic about this one since the price was so low compared to other fitness trackers. I received the fitness tracker and was surprised I have been using it for about 5 days now and it is perfect. Heart rate works good, steps are accurate, sleep tracker works great and it is easy to use since my wife also uses it and she is not very good with tech.

Very discrete and vibrations are on point with Bluetooth great step tracking

Stopped working after a month of use. Blood pressure readings are hit or miss. Heart readings never matched gym equipment readings.

I had it on in the shower like I did with a Fitbit and it fogged it up and ruined the face.

Flimsy. Inacurate. Returned

Did not work straight out of the box. I could not get it to charge. It just kept blinking on and off.

AWFUL. This is not an accurate or efficient product. I was looking for a simple heart rate monitor and didn't want to spend $120+ for all the bells & whistles of a FitBit. This was a promoted product when I searched for heart rate monitors on Amazon, so I thought I'd buy it. $34.99 was a reasonable price, I figured. Reviews were mixed, but I figured-- I only really need it to measure my heart rate. How bad can it be?  Paick Fitness Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor Blood Pressure Monitor, Sleep Monitor, Pedometer, Activity Tracker Smart Wristband Upon using it a couple of times - once while just doing work around the house and the other time on an intense run with lots of hills - I learned the machine doesn't function properly at all. As a HEART RATE monitor, it's inaccurate-- and accuracy is important when tracking fitness. My doctor told me to shoot for 150-165 heart rate for 20-30 minutes a day. When I went for a run and my heart was going crazy, my monitor registered just 142. I took my pulse manually-- counting the number of heart beats within 10 seconds and multiplying that by 6 (to get how many beats per minute)...and my pulse was 185. Several times during my intense run I did this test - not trusting the reading this band was giving me - and every time it was off by a lot.In terms of its OTHER functions-- just as terrible. When I would take a few steps, it would tell me I hadn't taken any. Another time, when I had just put on my band and walked out my front door, it told me I'd taken 50 steps, when I'd maybe taken 10.And the band itself is unwieldy, hard to put on. I worry constantly it's going to fall off because it only stays in place with two pegs snapping into the holes. There's no locking or latching mechanism. And getting it charged is a bit of a nightmare-- it's hard to tell when it's charging and the physical charging mechanism is odd - fits into a USB port, looks like it could easily break and then you'd have to replace the entire unit.Finally, and this is just icing on the cake, and app is fairly rudimentary and the language is a rough translation of English.DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. If anyone has a suggestion for an ACCURATE heart rate monitor that doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a FitBit and that WORKS...I'd love to know thanks!