Smart Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate & Blood Pressure

Everything you track, on one slim band

Heart rate, all day

The band logs heart rate hourly across the full 24 hours, and the companion app turns those readings into a chart you can scroll. Glance at the screen mid-run for a live number, then check the chart at night to see where your effort landed.

Built for sweat and rain

IP67 means sweat, rain and splashes stay out of the way. Wear it through a drizzly 5K or a sweaty gym session, then rinse it off. The screen keeps showing steps, distance and calories while you move.

Calls and alerts on your wrist

Incoming calls, texts and app pings, including WhatsApp and Facebook, reach your wrist. Feel the buzz, check the screen, and keep your phone in your pocket. Alerts arrive once the band is paired with the app.

From box to first reading in minutes

1. 1
   Snap it on snug

   Fasten the silver buckle about a finger's width above your wrist bone. Snug fit keeps the sensor in contact.

2. 2
   Open the companion app

   Install the app on your phone and turn on Bluetooth before you start pairing.

3. 3
   Pair and allow notifications

   Connect the band over Bluetooth, then allow notification access in your phone settings so calls and app alerts can come through.

4. 4
   Wake the screen for a reading

   Wake the color display to see your heart rate in bold numbers. Keep the band still for a cleaner first reading.

What arrives at your door

• Fitness band with color display×1

  Silicone strap with the screen built into the face

• Polished silver buckle clasp×1

  Fastens the band with a firm click

What to expect, honestly

1. First use
   Pair and get your first reading

   Connect the band to the app over Bluetooth, set your profile, and see your first on-screen heart rate reading. Wrist readings move with motion, so keep the band snug and still for a clean number.

2. Week 1
   See your daily rhythm

   Wear it through normal days and workouts to build your first 24-hour heart rate chart and step history. Early numbers are a rough baseline, not a diagnosis.

3. 30 days
   Spot patterns across weeks

   After a month you can compare training days with rest days and notice trends in sleep and activity. Use the data to guide habits, and check with a doctor about any concerning readings.