ECG Smart Watch with Bluetooth Calls & AMOLED Display
Glance at your wrist to see who is calling and where your heart rhythm stands. The ET485 combines an ECG reading, Bluetooth calling and a bright AMOLED screen in one watch you can wear all day.
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Glance at your wrist to see who is calling and where your heart rhythm stands. The ET485 combines an ECG reading, Bluetooth calling and a bright AMOLED screen in one watch you can wear all day.
Check your heart and answer calls from your wrist
Stop digging through your pocket for every call and wondering about your heart between checkups. The ET485 puts ECG readings and calling on one AMOLED wrist screen.
Three functions on one wrist
- Check your heart rhythm
The watch records an ECG reading from your wrist whenever you feel off. Sit still, rest your arm on a table, and you get a rhythm record to keep or share with your doctor. It is a wellness check, not a diagnosis, and it works best as a record you build over time.
- Answer calls from your wrist
Pair the watch with your phone over Bluetooth and take or decline calls from your wrist. Your phone stays in your pocket through meetings, drives and errands, and you still never miss who is calling.
- Read it in one glance
The AMOLED screen shows incoming calls and your latest readings clearly, even in bright daylight. A quick look at your wrist tells you who is calling and where your heart stands.
Set it up in four steps
- 1Charge it up
Connect the charging cable included in the box and wait for the screen to confirm the charge has started.
- 2Pair with your phone
Install the companion app, switch on Bluetooth, and pair the watch from the app. If the pairing fails, reset Bluetooth on your phone and try again.
- 3Turn on calls
Allow call notifications in the app so incoming calls appear on the watch face.
- 4Take your first ECG
Sit still, rest your arm on a table, wear the strap snug against your wrist, and start the reading. Save the result to review later.
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The ET485 pairs over Bluetooth with your phone through its companion app. Set it up with the phone you use every day, since calls and readings run through that pairing.
No. The ECG is a wellness check that records your rhythm for your own records. It does not diagnose conditions and does not replace your doctor. Bring readings to your appointments, and seek urgent care for chest pain, fainting or severe symptoms.
Battery life depends on how often you take calls and run ECG readings. I don't have a verified runtime figure to give you, so I won't guess one. Heavy calling and frequent readings will use more charge than a day of notifications alone.
One watch replaces a separate ECG gadget, a phone pulled out for every call, and a fitness band that cannot take a heart reading. If you already wear a watch, you are paying for one device that covers the job of two or three.