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Fitvii GT5Pto watch after calibration will show the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. Generally the calibrated GT5Pro watch shows approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. If you are hypertensive do NOT rely on this watch for blood measurement if you value your life. Company demanded from me to delete my comment if I want to get the refund.

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FitVII is simply a terrible choice, terrible company and the watches are downright dangerous. Heart monitor strap reading 135-145 during HIIT, FitVII reading 109 … this is completely dangerous for fitness tracking. Blood pressure via WelchAllyn 134 / 86 , FitVII at same time 107 / 72 ….again dangerous. DO NOT BUY. Any FITVII product! This is based on the FITVII Pro GT5

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

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Paypall service protected my rights and canceled the payment after I provided all the evidence of the fraud of this company. After a month of a payment they didn’t send a watch. As a result Paypall considered all the arguments and screenshots of the email, they tried to contact the company but without success, so all the sum was returned to my account, thank you Paypall

By default Blood Pressure function might be not visible as a widget on the watch. Go to the mobile app and turn on Private BMP, then the widget becomes visible. In my case, the watch has offset around 30. I am looking for the calibration function. The firmware is up to date.

I tried the flagship of fitvii gt5pro for blood pressure monitoring. That is disaster. I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

This calibration I did but it will not help you to get ANY bp measurements if your pressure deviates from what was "calibrated". I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

I am greatly dissatisfied buyer of Fitvii GT5Pro smart watch. All I needed was watch for my mother just to measure drop or rise in blood pressure. No precise nor medical grade device was needed, just a rough indication of blood pressure rise or drop. What I got is a Fitvii watch that after calibration will show you the blood pressure 139/88 when your real pressure is 186/97. The calibrated GT5Pro measures approximate bp value ONLY if your bp stays in very close proximity to the calibrated value. That conclusion I proved consistently and supported by numerous measuremens. I refused their 100% refund because they demand from me to pay for watch return myself and then wait unspecified time (if) they refund. This is clear case of fake advertisement i.e. mislabeling. However the company has their term for fake advertising - they call it "company policy .....which was agreed upon when the purchase was made." Beware.

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I could not follow what u we’re doing ! You were going toooooooooo fast ! 😮

I cant get it to sync with my phone😢

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How can I change weather from Celsius to Fahrenheit on this watch

Wish some one would talk to explaine this watch

I am only interested in the glucose monitor and how well it tracks the real glucose over different ranges. I expect it to do better in certain ranges than others. And once I understand it's divergence from the real numbers, I can do a little math or refer to a divergence graphic, to track my glucose tend after eating xx grams of carbohydrates or sugar, which is vital information if we, as a human, are going to change our eating patterns and resist temptation. Even if the graph and math is different with each person, knowing that such a corelation exists, and can be determined through empirical test and data graphing, it would embolden myself to buy. Diabetes doctors fought to keep the prick glucose machines out of the hands of the masses because it hurt their business. They fought to keep the cgm out of hands of the masses. They fought to keep people from keeping their blood glucose in healthy ranges. Also the food industry doesn't want people to know what their food does to their blood glucose. The FDA is too industry leaning, too little consumer leaning, and not that bright. So, even if the machine tracks glucose in an easily convertible fashion for anyone who has a 90 iq, they will pounce on any descepency to publish a webpage warning about the watch and actively try to get it removed from the shelves, just like all other glucose devices that preceded the water, until popular demand forced the change. I do not use the pedometer because I walk 40k steps per day, yet my watch barely registers steps because I carry 5 lbs of liquid that I don't want to spill on the arm wearing the watch, for my job. I also don't want to measure my blood pressure, since the very act measuring my blood pressure, raises my blood pressure. I also believe that keeping the blood glucose low is the best way to lower blood pressure, since a healthy kidney can excrete 3 grams of sodium in 15 minutes, while the average older, borderline diabetic cannot. End glycation products clog the nephrons. I use my current smart watch for checking the time at least 3 times per hour for rhythm and time estimate reasons, caller id, and sleep tracking. On rare occasions, my hands are not covered in gloves and other substances and I use the watch to restart my audio books, which stop every 15 minutes from a phone call, text, or notification, and the player rarely auto resumes. My Bluetooth earpiece requires 11 to 13 presses to resume which hurts my ear and often does an undesired last number redial rather than a resume. I can't use the calling because the mic hole got plugged up with dust or paint in 2 days of ownership. I am too young to worry about the bpm and my treadmill already has a bpm. And the weather temperature is Redundant to the smartphone as is most other apps. The watch face should be a current state doppler with the time, but this will never happen. The only thing that gets my attention is the glucose measurement, which could be life changing, helping to offer the needed feedback to alter behavior that otherwise has no negative feedback.

The whole idea for help is to be able to watch. Your demonstration is way too fast per what to specifically select on the watch.

How does it measure blood glucose? I thought a doctor prescribed sensor patch with needle was needed to measure the glucose.

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I am trying to hook my phone up to my Fitvii Smartwatch This Video did not help AT ALL

I cant get water reminder or houly movement

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Can anyone advise if this waych does continuous calorie counting throughout the day like Fitbit?

This is by far the worst AI voice over I have ever heard.

Great job with the motion graphics. Thanks.

when i turn the wrist the screen doesnt come on

Got nfc and gps? Can track skipping rope?

How accurate is SYS vs DIA BP ?

Is the black one a HM57? and the colored one an HM56?

The identical pairs are 1-4, 2-8, 3-5, and 6-9. Fun!!

This does not work on my HM57 even after enabling it on the app and setting the number of seconds to show on the watch