I was looking for a pedometer. I saw this and decided to get it since it was only a few bucks more than a standard step counter. It turned out to be one of the best purchases I’ve made.. It is very accurate keeping time. The step counter is accurate (I’ve done 100, 500 and 1000 step tests). It counts steps when walking naturally and when my arm is not swinging as I walk like while I’m pushing a cart or taking a few steps with my arms folded or hands in pockets. I’ve looked to see if it counted a step if I moved my arm about and made an impact on a table or my leg and it does not count that movement as a step. The distance traveled looks accurate as well. When I did the initial setup on the app, everything was in metric and I didn’t know how to change it at that point. I have a long stride so I chose the longest measure of stride in setup. The heart rate is accurate and the blood pressure seems pretty accurate as well. The blood pressure reads very close to what I get when it’s taken at my doctor’s office. I haven’t used the sleep function of the watch so I don’t know how that is. The app is good, it doesn’t seem to be a data mine, I haven’t gotten a ton of ads in my email for anything health related or for accessories for the watch or anything new since I started using it. The app keeps track of daily, weekly and monthly stats of activity. That’s a nice feature to see how you are doing with fitness goals. The data is stored within the app itself. I wasn’t forced to register online to keep these stats which is very rare now with any data product. That is greatly appreciated! The watch has some nice features such as a low power flashlight, timer, control functions for your phone and a huge library of well designed (and some less practical but beautiful) watch faces available for no extra cost! Another rarity these days.I wear it about 10 hours a day and charge it every three or four days. The battery indicator is still in the green and looks to be around 50%. I check the time quite a bit and and look at the step count, heart rate a lot and do a few blood pressure tests throughout the day so the screen is on a lot. There is a dimming feature for the screen that I use to help preserve the battery. It has a color matching, tuck-under band which is a nice feature. I don’t have to worry about snagging the strap on anything.My only complaints (very minor) are; it doesn’t look like I can go back into settings and change anything that I may have made a mistake when setting up like if I wanted to change the length of my stride or if I lost weight. There is a reset button, it looks like it completely resets the watch to factory settings. It automatically resets all daily steps and other readings to zero at midnight. I don’t keep the app open all of the time so I have to make sure to synchronize by 11:59 p.m. It would be great to reset your day when you end it, not at a pre determined time. Overall it is a fantastic, well designed fitness tracker that costs a fraction of the models that your cell phone provider is trying to sell you.The bp monitor is accurate I can't speak to someone with full blown hypertension but as someone who developed early symptoms and takes 2 meds to lower it the watch gives a accurate reading every bo monitor gives different readings just like a thermometer there's a range as far as I can see compared to my gov approved monitor and this one it's on point enough to be acceptable range little higher than the other or vise versa but no more than a few points off one way or the other if your in the 150 of the high ranges idk but sitting around 120 very accurate and reliable as for the fitness trackers and other features all work amazing the app is better than others I've tried using and if your not gonna go with a galaxy watch because your in us and want bp monitor this is the watch for you.I had a non-name brand smart watch for most of two years and was extremely happy with it. took a lot of abuse so thought I would just get another one of the same brand; "None to be found" so looked around and found this one; reviews looked good so I've had it for awhile now and would have to say this about it.1. Display is very bright and very visible in direct sunlight2. Heart rate is as accurate as I expected, not as good as my chest monitor but pretty close3. Blood pressure; well that would be a con4. Battery life is not great if you are running the HR monitor full time but I'm getting about a week5. The APP kind of sucks; it monitors HR well and very often, but doesn't monitor BP continually and it's sleep monitor is funky at best.All in all would I buy this watch again: YES!Purchased the watch to track heart and BP. Had some difficulty with the BP. Customer service is excellent they quickly responded to my e-mail and helped to resove problem. The watch looks nice, comfortable to wear, and easy to use. Recommend using the link to set up.Mine just arrived. Ordered it at about 8pm last not and it arrived by 11am this morning.Setting up the MorePro app was very easy. I just find that the directions that came with this fitness tracker were typical of directions from a Chinese manufacturer. The font is very small and the background colors interfere with even reading it with reading glasses.I will add another review after I have used it for awhile.I am liking the port on the back for magnetic charging. My last MorePro which has only lasted less than a year, the charging was done with a plastic tab mounted where the band had to be removed. That plastic tab broke off and couldn't even be glued back on.Every thing I was looking for, very easy to track your daily activities for an older person. Great display and easy to read.I got my first morePro watch as a gift years ago and loved it. It was one of the narrower models that’s more Fitbit than Apple Watch. The problem was that the charging was by usb and I kept breaking it off after about a year of nearly constant wear, so I decided to try this version since it has a magnetic charger. It’s got less features than the narrower models, but it covered the main things like continuous heart rate, steps and sleep tracking. It will do blood pressure but it’s manual. I like that it uses a more traditional watch band that isn’t likely to break off. The battery lasts a really long time, but also charges really pretty fast. (I typically charge it while I shower and put it back in once my skin is fully dry) My one major complaint is that the band doesn’t breathe! Because I wear it pretty constantly to keep track of my sleep and heart rate I have to switch wrists constantly because my skin gets seriously red and sore under the band after a while. I don’t want to stop using the watch because I do really like it, but I did have to order a different band. So that’s something to consider.For $40, it's not a bad deal.I had a fitbit sense but since breaking it I didn't want to spend a ton of money on a new one. I read the reviews on this watch and decided to try one. In comparison to my fitbit, it so far does the job. Battery life is about 5 to 7 days depending on use. If you use this to track sports or other activities you have to track it yourself unlike the auto track feature the fitbit had. Heart rate is fairly accurate as well as sleep monitoring (not 100%, some nights it said I was asleep an hour before I actually was). Notifications come through about 90% of the time, and set up wasn't bad other than having a hard time getting notifications set up. Also has a good slection of watch faces. Overall very good for the price point, would recommend this watch to others who are looking for a decent tracker that don't want to spend hundreds of dollars.This watch has many functions that help with daily tasks. The battery life is long and the daily steps are great in terms of motivation. You can personalize the watch however you please, making it nice and easy to use. The clear instructions and information provided are simple and accurate.I bought this product for its good reviews and functions that I required . I recently found out that I had a very serious health matter and I needed a way to monitor my blood pressure when I wasn't home. I didn't need it to be exact but if it was close it would help me a great deal. The device is always low by 50 to 60 points.The FT26 Morepro Smart watch is very good value for money. I purchased 2 other smart watches and returned them before I finally purchased the Morepro watch. I contacted their customer service concerning a issue regarding the watch and a member of their team responded promptly to my email and provided solution to the issue. I exchanged a few email with them and they always respond promptly to my emails.Thus far, I am very happy with the purchase and with the customer support service they provide.