Smart Bracelet Heart Rate, Blood Pressure & Sleep Tracker

Everything you track, on one bright round screen

Heart rate and blood pressure, read on your wrist

The band shows live bpm and blood pressure readouts on its round screen, so you can check your effort mid-workout without a chest strap. Treat these as wellness estimates. They are excellent for spotting trends from day to day, and a proper cuff is the tool for medical decisions.

Steps, calories and sleep, tracked all day

Steps, distance, calories and sleep monitoring run in the background. You see your walk total at lunch and how you slept when you wake up, with no manual logging and no notes app full of half-finished guesses.

Messages and alerts, without the phone

Calls, messages and WhatsApp, Facebook or Twitter notifications land on the screen, and sedentary reminders nudge you to stand up after long stretches at a desk. The IP67 rating covers sweat and rain, so the band stays on through the commute.

Wear it, tap it, know your numbers

1. 1
   Pick your strap

   Choose jet black, vivid purple, hot pink or cyan. The metal-style buckle clicks shut, and the silicone strap sits best just above the wrist bone.

2. 2
   Pair it with your phone

   Turn on Bluetooth on your phone, then pair the band. Once connected, calls, messages and app alerts show up on the screen.

3. 3
   Tap to wake the screen

   Tap the glossy round case to light up the color display. Swipe through heart rate, steps, calories, distance and sleep.

4. 4
   Wear it through your next walk

   Keep it snug during workouts so the heart rate sensor reads steadily. Check your bpm between sets or at the halfway point of a walk.

Sweat, rain and daily wear, handled

• Rinse after sweaty sessions

  Rinse the band under cool water once you finish a workout, especially if it picked up salt or dust.

• Skip harsh cleaners

  Heat, hot soap and abrasive cleaners wear down the silicone strap and seals over time.

• Pat dry, then let it air out

  A soft towel is enough. Dry the strap before you put it back on for the next walk.

• Wear it snug, not tight

  A snug fit keeps the sensor against your skin, which steadies the readings.