Fitnus Smartwatch Reviews

Best Smart Watch for Seniors???? I disagree. Print too small to read directions on pamphlet , and not complete. The readings are inaccurate. Blood pressure is 30-40 points less than actual. Not surprised. The strap is next to impossible to remove, to charge the watch. Very disappointed.

The only reason I give it one star is because there's no option to give 0 stars. The strap is hard to remove and the BP readings are off by 30 points. The watch has many inaccurate reading. Waste of money and it's garbage.

Checking against a drs’ BP cuff, Fitnus’ BP was off by 30-40 points. Steps don’t accrue accurately. I didn’t check anything else. Customer service didn’t respond to my query about returning the watch. I mailed it back; we’ll see what happens.

I found this Smartwatch has many problems, the text in the user guide is soo small, it is unreadable, like others have mentioned, the Runmifit app would not connect with the Smartwatch and the few measurements I got to work while wearing the watch were inaccurate. When trying to remove the band covering the USB charging port, it pulled the charging port out of the watch. The initial charge lasted only 24 hours. Buyer beware, find a better tracker.

I have the fitnus watch and I have yet to get the blood pressure portion to work following the instructions as it says. It will not read your heart rate continues unless you remain still, so monitoring your heart rate during a workout can not be done. It does not calculate calories burn, only steps and distance. I also have a Fitbit, and it is way better.

Purchased one of these watches and the set up and directions were confusing. After trying to get it to work, I gave up and it went into the trash.

Very inaccurate on blood pressure. Step count will be way off unless you have a low pocket to keep it in. I am wearing it on my ankle to help. Other things seem to work pretty good. If you are buying this for blood pressure I would look around first.

Love the watch and the features. Very disappointed that no replacement bands are available. My watch band is way too big and irritating to my skin.

Called customer support and was told to try Wal-Mart for another band. Not even sure if Wal-Mart has any type of compatibility band to offer.

My mom bought a fitnus tracker for us both, and it's crap.

Sometimes it gets my sleep tracking right, but in the 7 days I've had it so far, I went to bed from 1 am to 9am, it says I was asleep from 1am to 10:30, and today I went to bed from 3am to 7, it said I went to sleep at 11:30pm, and got up at 7:30, and that 7:30?, it was only 7:10 when I checked the clock. I'm trying to track my REM, this thing is garbage.

Tried to send feedback and it says your email can't contain any special characters...my email is my [email protected], so, anyone with @ in their email cannot send feedback?! Nice. Makes me doubt any of its other functions.

It took three watches before one worked. The battery slowly degrades after the second month terrible warranty. Yes, it is a scam.

The blood pressure and temperature are not accurate. the blood pressure is way off. Other than that, it is a good watch for the money.

I think I was attracted to all the advertised claims of the Fitnus watch. As to the accuracy of the various health tests, I can’t say. What I will say is that I think it’s all a waste on me.

Here’s what I don’t like: 1. The face isn’t on all the time so it’s time consuming to have to tap the face to get the time. 2. The face is almost impossible to read on a sunny day when outside. 3. The battery held a charge for better than a week the first time, but now the charge seems to be going down faster, and getting the charge to start is a little persnickety.

Also, I’m not impressed with the satisfaction guarantee, and is it 30 days or 7 days.

Additionally, there’s no trace of an email confirming the purchase or the shipping.

I wrote to Fitnus asking for return and have yet to hear back.

Overall not happy with the watch or the company.

I see some negative reviews but I’ve found that the tracker works pretty well. I’m still checking it but so far the readings given correspond closely with other devices readouts. So far I like it.

Ordered on 7/14 cancelled on 7/18 was told cannot cancel, can only wait to receive item and then call them for return authorization. They say item will ship 7/20. I contacted my credit card and they say charge is listed as a RECURRING. I put in a disputed charge but will have to watch my account for any recurring charges. THIS IS A SCAM!

The Fitnus Smartwatch does not work!!! The APP provides a minimal connection between the watch and phone and for the odd moment that it does, the readings are inaccurate.

Pure Care needs to fix/update the APP and refund its customers for now. The watch does not live up to the good reviews presented in the advertisement (which I think are fabricated) and should be taken off the market....

And so my rating for the Fitnus Smartwatch is a big fat 0....also a big waste of money which seniors can lest afford in this day and age...

Bands are weak and break easily cannot use I cannot find a replacement.

I recently had major open heart surgery and suffer from elevated/high blood pressure and have on occasion gone into A-Fib. I own a Fitbit that sits in a drawer and an Apple Watch Series 6 that I wear religiously. My only wish for these watches is a way to monitor my Blood Pressure whenever I like.

It is not possible with any Smartwatch and certainly not a Fitnus to measure Blood Pressure. Blood Pressure is exactly that, Pressure. In order to get a real BP reading you need a cuff to wear on your arm. that inflates and/or deflates. There are smartwatches that will pair via Bluetooth to read various cuffs but there are NO smartwatches the measure BP on their own without additional devices such as a Withings.

This is absolute False Advertising and Seniors need to be diligent in choosing a watch that offers FDA approval for certain functions and basic functions. A Smartwatch does not exist yet that does that. Period. I hate these scams/false advertising geared toward Seniors.

Many seniors have limited technical understanding (not a derogatory comment but factual). At 72 years old I am fortunate to be very technical, have tried every watch out there that claims to read blood pressure and as of this writing non exist. None. I hope that my peers in the golden years take great caution in spending one dime on a piece of hardware that falsely advertises the products functions.

At best they measure heart rate and many seniors seeing a high heart rate reading could easily mistake the reading as something that it is not. Stay away if you you want a device that loses connections with the App on a regular occasion. Terrible. Stay away. For a few dollars more you can find a smartwatch that will give you much more accurate basic readings and again, there is not any watch on the market that can read your BP without additional equipment (BP Cuff) that will read your BP.

It surprises me this company can make false statements but since they do not state FDA approved they can say anything.

I have had my watch now for 7 months. The numbers are all correct when compared to my doctor’s equipment. The watch stays charged for nearly 2 weeks. I get notifications from my phone even when my phone is on do not disturb. A plus for me!

Most recently I have had cataract surgery. This watch was set and ready to be programmed to alert me when it is time to put in eye drops. Perfect.

We bought two watches and I truly had high hopes that they would be as advertised. Alas this was not to be, the numbers are all off.

And now one of them will not stay charged for more than 3 days. I think that it was a complete waste of money.

This watch seems to have some really useful features, but you cannot access any of them without paying for a "membership". A complete scam!