Rival Smart Watches for Men, Women and Teens | All-in-One Fitness Watch | Step Counter Watch, Heart Rate Monitor Watch, Sleep Tracker Watch, Instant Notifications

This is not a poor watch for the price. But the bio data it produces is completely unreliable. I have B/P issues. I use a B/P device purchased at a local pharmacy. It is usually within a few points of the tests I receive at my Dr. office. However this watch reports my B/P everyday at 140/80 to 87. I can assure my B/P is not steady at 140 over something. Something with the O2, heart rate, even the number of steps taken. All are inaccurate. I pulled a leg muscle one morning. Didn't walk more then 200 steps that entire day. According to this watch I was close to my 1K steps for the day. Since having covid my O2 level is regularly just under 95. On this watch it's always 98.Now if all you want from a smart watch is one that allows you to see what or who just messaged you. Or you want to scroll through your musical library. Then this watch might be just what you need. It does those tasks well.I wish they would allow you to remove unusable items from your menu.

For the most part this seems to be a very good watch especially considering the attractive price. I can't get a couple of feature to work (alarm settings) but I probably won't use those anyway. The band is very comfortable, soft and pliable, and much, much better than the very stiff band on my Apple watch.I mentioned a problem with with the "alarm settings." It could be that I just don't know how to use this feature and that's my biggest gripe. It seems all manufacturers have totally abandoned furnishing instructions with their products. They don't give you a manual, they don't give you instuctions. If you're lucky, they may provide a few crude illustrations. They just say "Here's our great product, figure it out yourself." Personally, I find that unacceptable but they all do it. That problem could be corrected quite easily if Amazon would tell the manufacturers "Give us usable instruction manuals or we won't sell your product." I look forward to that day.My final gripe is with Amazon. They send you a survey immediately after your purchase when you have little or no experience with the product. For example, my new Rival Smartwatch seems to have as many features as watches costing 10 times as much. That's great! But what I don't know is how long it will last. Will it still be working a month from now, six months from now, a year from now? Does Rival or Amazon care?

I liked the look of it but that's where it ends. I bought this because my doctor recommended to check my BP at home. We have a portable BP monitor, but you have to take it down from the closet and then put it away.This monitor did not work. kept reporting BP way higher than it was. Haven't found one that is reliable.