FITVII Health & Fitness Tracker 2024 (Answer/Make Calls), Smart Watch with 24/7 Heart Rate and Blood Pressure, Sleep Tracking, Blood Oxygen Monitor, 120+ Sport Mode Waterproof Activity Tracker

Perfect Gift for a Health Journey!
I bought the FITVII Health & Fitness Tracker 2024 as a gift for a friend who’s been focused on losing weight and improving their overall health — and it’s been a total game-changer for them!Right out of the box, the watch looks sleek and modern. It paired easily with their phone, and the call/message feature is a great bonus — they can answer calls while working out or on the go without reaching for their phone.What really makes this watch shine are the fitness and health tracking features. My friend loves that it tracks heart rate, blood pressure, sleep quality, and even blood oxygen levels — all in real time. It helps them understand how their body is responding to workouts and lifestyle changes. The 120+ sport modes are impressive too — whether they’re walking, cycling, or trying something new, there’s a mode for it.

There are much better budget watches out there
My last budget watch was a Tozo S4, so I will be comparing this watch to that one.Battery life:Thoroughly disappointed with this. Because watches like this run their own proprietary RTOS, you would think that battery life would be stellar no matter what, but this guy must not have got that memo. I received the watch and it was at about 40% and it took (about) 36 hours before it completely died. No notification was provided that the watch died, either, like a screen change, the phone’s logo popping up, or even a vibration. The screen was black and it stayed black so my assumption was that it died. I put it on the charger and it immediately started charging up from 0%. Once it was fully charged, the battery lasted about 3.5 days before dying again. I disabled all of the sensors except for HR and used it only for notifications. Not impressed in the least by this. 1* / 5*Accessories:The charging cable that the watch comes with is the same one that came with my S4, so it was nice to have two, but my complaint about that one is the same as this one: it is remarkably short, measuring about 24.5 inches. For comparison, the Mobvoi charger that my TW3 came with a few years back measured just shy of 36 inches. Additionally, the magnets that keep the charger attached to this watch are laughably weak (just like my S4). I could pick my TW up by the charging cable when it was attached and I couldn’t even MOVE this one while the charger was connected because the magnets aren’t strong enough to keep it in the right spot. 1* / 5*, a one (1) only because they include the cable in the box, otherwise it would be zero (0).Comfort:This band is not comfortable and the mismatched lengths of both sides (more so than “regular” watch bands) made the watch sit awkwardly on my wrist. I found myself constantly having to readjust it throughout the day, never really finding the sweet spot. It was bothersome and uncomfortable. 0* / 5*Screen:Compared to my S4, which had a super bright screen, this was another disappointment. I spent a day out and about with my family in broad daylight and even at the highest setting, the screen was very difficult to see. The colors are crisp and they pop but that’s not very helpful when you can’t see them 1* / 5*Watch faces:Plenty of basic faces are available but, unsurprisingly, you can’t add / edit complications or create new ones except for one that allows you to upload a custom picture then decide where you want the date and time to appear (top, middle, bottom, left, right). Another feature that I found totally baffling was the battery gauge on all of the watch faces – it counted down by 10’s. I charged the watch to 100% and within a few minutes of taking it off of the charger, it read “90%,” and it wouldn’t change again until it read “80%,” and so on. Then, when the watch gets below 10%, it reads “0%” until it actually dies. I don’t understand how there can be watch faces with seconds that count up but the battery meter can’t count down. 2* / 5*Processor and OS:There’s no indication of what type of chip is actually running the watch; the same with the OS. It is usually responsive but noticeably laggy at times. Not great but you can’t expect much from a $50 watch. It has a few neat features that include swiping right on the home screen to open a quick settings menu and a dedicated “workout button” that opens the exercises menu. If given the permission, the watch can also pull weather data directly from your phone to show live weather on the face (somewhat similar to WearOS’ weather complication but not as robust). The watch needs to stay on the timer screen for the timer to work, which is strange. It won’t work in the background and navigating away from it causes the timer to reset to 00:00. 3* / 5*Intelligent Message Notification:It kept a strong BT connection to my phone, which was helpful considering what happened to my S4, but the default view for all incoming messages only showed on the top 1/3 of the screen. When you get a notification, the watch will vibrate, then you see the name of the person contacting you or the app that activated… and that’s it. If you want to see the entire message, you have to tap the screen within a few seconds, otherwise the message clears itself and you have to navigate to the Messages section to see it. Also, the icons for texts (SMS and MMS), Facebook Messenger messages, and Instagram notifications all showed correctly but everything else showed up as the text icon. 3* / 5*Bluetooth Calling:I only used this feature a handful of times but the speaker was tinny and not very loud. Additionally, no matter how I answered an incoming call, it would default answer on the watch, which was frustrating. Having a dialer on the phone is pretty neat, and being able to add favorite contacts to call quickly is also helpful. 3* / 5*Fitness Features:Gonna be totally honest – I didn’t buy this watch for the fitness features so I haven’t tested them, nor do I suspect that they would be accurate anyways. Standard on the watch, when swiping right to left, are the HR monitor, Sleep monitor, Stress monitor, Weather screen, and Activity monitor. Based on the comfort of the watch, I’m not interested in wearing it to bed to test the sleep monitor nor would I trust it to keep track of my HR. *X/XOverall: Pretty sure that I bought my Tozo S4 for about $30 and was much happier with it overall than with this one. I’m pleased for everyone else who could look past the uncomfortable watch band, not-so-great battery life, and poor outdoor screen visibility but this one wasn’t for me. Ended up returning it about 2 weeks after I bought it. 1.75* / 5*

Easy set up
This is a really great smartwatch, we purchased this for my mother-in-law so that she can keep up with her blood pressure and also keep track of everything else that this cool little watch does. It’s easy to connect it was not hard for her to set up which was a great thing I like that it’s waterproof so if she forgets to take it off in the shower it’s not going to break and so far it’s working out really well for her. Definitely worth the price.

NOT GOOD AS ADVERTISED