Smart Watch with Heart Rate & Sleep Tracking Bracelet
Wake up knowing how you slept, what your heart is doing and how far you walked, without touching your phone. This slim rose gold band runs a full touchscreen with heart rate, sleep stages, steps and call alerts, built for everyday wear.
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Wake up knowing how you slept, what your heart is doing and how far you walked, without touching your phone. This slim rose gold band runs a full touchscreen with heart rate, sleep stages, steps and call alerts, built for everyday wear.
Track your heart rate, sleep and daily activity from your wrist
- Not knowing resting or daily heart rate
- Poor sleep visibility
- Lack of daily activity tracking
- Missing calls and alarms without checking phone
Know your heart, sleep and steps from your wrist
Before: guessing how you slept, missing calls, checking your phone every few minutes. After: heart rate, sleep stages and daily steps on a slim band that fits your everyday routine.
Three things your wrist can finally track

Heart rate you can check anytime
The optical sensor draws a heart rate curve and shows a live reading, 77 bpm in the product shot. Check it between sets, on a long walk, or when a workout feels harder than it should, without counting pulses by hand.

Sleep that tracks itself
Sleep mode starts on its own when you fall asleep, so there is no button to remember at bedtime. The morning breakdown shows total sleep, 8h20m in the example screen, split into deep and light stages.
Calls and alarms, off your phone
Call, alarm and Bluetooth reminders land on the touchscreen. Glance down, see who is calling, and decide whether to pick up. The side crown button handles the basics, and remote photo capture works from the wrist too.
Set it up before your next walk
- 1Charge the band
Top it up before the first wear so it runs through a full day.
- 2Put it on snug
Wear it a finger's width above the wrist bone so the sensor stays against the skin.
- 3Install the companion app
Open the app on your phone and turn on Bluetooth so the two can connect.
- 4Pick your alerts
Once paired, choose which calls, alarms and notifications should reach your wrist.
Guessing is so last season
The guessing game
You wake up tired and cannot tell if the night was short or just restless. Your phone buzzes in the bag, the call is gone before you reach for it, and your heart rate during the day stays a mystery.

Data on your wrist
The band sits where you actually wear it, so the readings come from your wrist all day. Heart rate, steps and calories show on the touchscreen, and the optical sensor means no chest strap to fuss with.

A day with numbers
Sleep mode starts when you drift off, and the next morning you see total sleep with deep and light stages split out. Steps and heart rate sit on the same screen, so the whole day reads as one picture.
Easy care for a daily wear band
- Rinse after sweaty workouts
Use mild soap and lukewarm water, then wipe dry.
- Keep the sensor side clean
A clean back helps the optical sensor read steadily.
- Let the strap dry fully
Dry it before you put it back on, especially after a run.
- Charge before long nights
A full battery keeps sleep tracking running overnight.
Why this, not a phone in your pocket
| This band | Phone step counter | Flagship smartwatch | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heart rate on your wrist | — | ||
| Sleep stage breakdown | — | ||
| Call and alarm alerts on wrist | — | ||
| Stays on your body all day | — |
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Questions and answers
It is built for everyday wellness tracking, so use it to spot trends: how your heart rate moves across the week, or whether a late night shows up as shorter, lighter sleep. For a clinical reading, see a doctor.
No. The blood pressure reading is a wellness indicator on a wrist band, not a medical device, and it does not replace a clinic cuff. Watch the trend and bring any worrying number to your doctor.
Yes. It connects to your phone over Bluetooth and shows call, alarm and notification alerts on the touchscreen. Pair it through the companion app before your first wear.
Silicone is light and flexible, so most people forget it is on. Wear it snug, a finger's width above the wrist bone, so the sensor reads well. If it feels tight at night, loosen it a notch.
A flagship watch brings features many daily wearers never open. This band covers the core of what most people use a tracker for: heart rate, sleep stages, steps and call alerts in one slim rose gold build. You pay for the tracking you wear it for, not for extras that sit unused.
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