Bluetooth Smartwatch with SpO2 and Heart Rate Tracking

Everything you need, right on your wrist

Blood oxygen, read at a glance

The SpO2 reading appears as a bar chart on the touchscreen, with the percentage right beside it. You do not need to open an app to see where you stand. Glance down after a run or during a quiet moment and the number is already there.

A bright screen that stays readable

The color touchscreen and clean interface keep the clock, the battery level and your menus easy to read in daylight. Tap to the screen you need and get back to your day.

Charges on the back, wears all day

Magnetic contacts on the back take the charging cable, and the heart-rate sensor sits on the same side, against your skin. The silicone strap closes with a metal snap-stud fastener and several adjustment holes, so the case stays in place through a workout. Spare magnetic charging cables are easy to keep in your bag.

Pair it and take your first check

1. 1
   Charge the watch

   Attach the charging cable to the magnetic contacts on the back and let the watch charge before you set it up.

2. 2
   Pair with your phone

   Open the Bluetooth menu on your phone, select the T99 and confirm the pairing. Keep both devices close during the first connection.

3. 3
   Allow notifications

   Turn on call and message alerts on the phone so they reach your wrist.

4. 4
   Take a reading

   Snug the strap above the wrist bone, rest your arm at heart level and sit still. Read the SpO2 and heart-rate values on the touchscreen.

Ready to wear out of the box

• T99 smartwatch×1

  Color touchscreen with SpO2 and heart-rate display

• Silicone strap×1

  Several adjustment holes and a metal snap-stud fastener

• Charging cable×1

  Attaches to the magnetic contacts on the back

Health numbers, one glance away

The check you keep skipping

You know you should check your numbers. Blood oxygen and heart rate usually mean a trip through an app, or a premium watch that costs hundreds. So the checks slip, you end up guessing how you feel, and the phone keeps buzzing in your pocket for every call and text.

Numbers on your wrist

The T99 shows its SpO2 reading as a bar chart on a bright color touchscreen. Heart rate sits on the same screen, so you read it in a glance. Calls and alerts reach the wrist too, which means the phone can stay where it is.

Comfortable enough to forget

The silicone strap is soft and light, and it adjusts through several holes until the fit suits your wrist. The polished metal crown-style accent and smooth square case look at home at the gym or at your desk. Wear it through a workout, a long shift or a lazy Sunday and it stays out of the way.

What to expect, honestly

1. First use
   Pair and set it up

   Pair the watch with your phone over Bluetooth and set the time. If the first pairing fails, restart both devices and try again.

2. Week 1
   Build the daily habit

   Wear it through your normal day and check SpO2 and heart rate when you feel like it. Read the numbers as trends, not medical diagnoses.

3. Day 30
   Make it part of the routine

   Many wearers reach for the wrist before the phone for the time, calls and quick health checks. Your results depend on your habits and how you wear it.

Taking care of the T99

• Wipe the screen after sweaty sessions

  Sweat can blur the touchscreen until it is wiped clean.

• Rinse the strap

  Rinse the silicone strap after workouts and let it dry before you wear it again.

• Keep the back contacts clean

  Clear dust from the magnetic charging contacts so the cable seats firmly.

Name-brand features, less money