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Magnificent SIKADEER water resistant sports watch that you can use to monitor your altereal pressure, heart rate when you sleep or when you exercise, steps, calories, etc. It also has GPS that will help you with distance and speed in real time when you walk or run. Download the application on Android or iPhone so you can record everything you do with your sports watch. With a charge of 1 to 2 hours, you can use it for approximately 5 to 8 days. It includes 2 USB cables to charge it and the instruction manual that will make it easier to set the watch.

This watch is awesome! I've bought two other(cheaper) fitness trackers in the past that were ok, but this one is a lot more accurate, convenient and sleek. I think the thing I love the most is the magnetic charger. No tear down needed, and it comes with TWO of them just incase you lose one. It give it 10*s if possible!

I would like to mention, that if your battery life is not as great as you'd like, turn off the constant BP and HR monitoring.
I am really confused, I read the negative reviews from three stars on down. I had no real trouble setting up this fitness tracker. Yes, I had to go over the menus a couple times but it's new to me, what do you expect. Not sure how accurate it is yet. I can tell you that no wrist BP is going to be correct so keep that in mind. The negative reviews said that the BP or HR didn't show up on the watch but it does. Comes with two cords for charging, some one said it didn't. I suspect they should as for an exchange. My guess is someone returned one and they got the return??? My best guess. I bought one for a good friend of mine and it turns out I paid more for hers and we ended up with the same fitness tracker. So far, I'm all in on this one.

My review is based on comparing the $124 Fitbit Charge 3 and the $26 Sikadeer Fitness Tracker and using a Samsung Galaxy Note 8; I'm 5'10" and 185 lbs for reference. Here are the features and how they stack up against each other after a week's use each:

1. Display: The Sikadeer has the same height but very slightly narrower screen than the Charge 3. However the Sikadeer has a color screen while the Charge 3 is black and white. The Sikadeer, I feel has a cleaner and easier to read look.
WINNER = Sikadeer

2. Ease of Use/Intuitive: I went through both devices without reading the instructions first. With the Sikadeer everything seemed very intuitive except adding the timer and stopwatch functions to the device (had to go into settings on the phone app), and having to wait 30 seconds to get a blood pressure reading. The Charge 3 was slightly more intuitive but not enough to really declare it the winner; also the Charge 3 does not have blood pressure capability anyway. You CANNOT turn OFF the Charge 3; only way is to run out the battery...WHY? You CAN turn off the Sikadeer.
WINNER = TIE

3. Step and Distance Tracking: I took about a half-mile walk and the Charge 3 measured 1311 steps and 0.6 mi. The Sikadeer measured 1,278 and 0.6 miles. That's only a 2.5% difference in steps and I wasn't about to count them manually but I think the true answer lies in between as the Charge 3 seemed to be more on the high-side.
WINNER = TIE

4. Stopwatch, Alarms and Timer: Both the Sikadeer and Charge 3 work the same as far as the stopwatch and alarms go. With the Countdown timers the Charge 3 only seems to do up to 60 minutes, whereas the Sikadeer can do up to 24 hours.
WINNER = Sikadeer

5. Waterproof: Both devices worked fine during and after 10-15 minute showers. I have not tried swimming but both devices should fair the same.
WINNER = TIE

6. Heart rate and Blood Pressure: Both devices seem to be fairly accurate with the heart rate, with the Charge 3 running a tad on the high side by about 4-5 beats. I recently went to the doc and had a blood pressure reading and the heart rate on their machine was right in between the two. Only the Sikadeer can measure blood pressure, and while it was about 10 lower than the blood pressure cuff at the docs, it stays consistent. No excuse for a device that costs almost $100 more to not have this feature..looking at you Charge 3.
WINNER = Sikadeer

7. Sleep monitoring: The Sikadeer only measures deep and light sleep. The Charge 3 measures REM, light and deep sleep. The Charge 3 was also more accurate with the wake and sleep times. The Sikadeer still thought I was sleeping 20 minutes after I woke up. The Charge 3 also goes into a lot more detail in its app with bar charts and percentages of each type of sleep and a 30-day average.
WINNER = Charge 3

8. Receiving SMS, Phone and other alerts: This was not intuitive for either device. Both require you to make changes in their respective apps and the in phone settings for each app. The Sikadeer started receiving notifications immediately after setup. The Charge 3 only received the phone call notifications immediately. SMS and other notifications only came in rarely with the Charge 3; the Sikadeer received all notifications. In its defense the Charge 3 does not list the Samsung Note 8 as one of its supported phones. Against the Charge 3's defense is the fact that the Note 8 came out a year before the Charge 3 and is one of the biggest sellers for Android phones! Over 10 million were sold in the first months.
WINNER = Sikadeer

9. Price: The Sikadeer costs $26 and can do everything the Charge 3 can and more, except measure REM sleep. The Charge 3 costs $124 and while it does measure sleep better, it falls short in other areas.
WINNER = Sikadeer

** NOTE - Some people have complained about the Sikadeer disconnecting frequently. I too had this issue UNTIL I kept the APP OPEN. If you close the H Band app then the Sikadeer will disconnect. Keep the app open and it will stay connected all day. **

So unless you really need to measure the 30-120 minutes of REM sleep you get, I think the clear winner here is the Sikadeer Fitness Tracker!

Here is the review ‘wow wow and wow, we are so happy with this purchase. For only $24, I wasn’t expecting for it to be this good. My husband and I were thinking of getting a Fitbit but thought we’d save some money by giving this a go and after testing it out, we had to review! Its functionality is comparable to a combo between the Fitbit and Apple Watch and we love it (without some obvious differences). We both work out every day and it has been great to get to track our heart rates/running steps on the band instead of having to use machines. I’ve also showered with it on quite a few times and for now, the waterproof claim is true as the performance hasn’t changed. Will update later if this changes. For this price, it is well worth it and for anyone who works out regularly or doesn’t want their phone in their hands all the time for notifications, I would definitely recommend it.

I am very impressed with this fitness tracker! I was just looking for something to track my steps and wasn’t expecting much because of the low price, but this has exceeded my expectations. This has a sleek design as most fitness trackers, and is very comfortable to wear. The display shows the time, but when you swipe up it shows steps, calories, miles, heart rate, and sleep. I’ve been playing with this all day and the battery life only went down one notch, so it should last 2-3 days on a charge. I would highly recommend!

I love my watch it helps me keep track of my blood pressure-steps-heart rate with great accuracy...The only thing it doesn't do well is track sleep that well. In order for this watch to track your sleep better i would suggest adding an on & off tapping feature so when your ready to sleep the watch can track your patterns with more accuracy. All in all this watch is perfect!

color was what I expected. The instructions had colored pictures and easy step-by step instructions. Easy sync process to phone. Easy app dL. Features on app are remarkable, it will nudge me if I haven’t moved . Light weight so it monitors your sleep and it doesn’t bother me. It’s already programmed with time and I really enjoyed once I input it recommends what I want based on weight and it height . First time using one and I love it and arrived fairly quickly. Ready to meet my goals