GloryFit Hack 1.6.5 + Redeem Codes

Only had it a couple days. First noticed that after a full day at the office, walking up and down stairs, I put in 2.5 miles and the watch calculated a whole 144 kcal. Depending on what source you research, that could be 144 calories or 14,400 calories. There should be an option to change it to your regional type. “cal” for the US. Or, the instructions should explain how the app is calculating calories and how the kcal being used related to calories and KJs.

The sleep time calculation is WAY off. I go to bet at 8 PM and get up at 5 AM. The app only calculated time after midnight for the day. So, you loose the 4 hours from 8 to midnight. It doesn’t show up in the previous day, either. So my sleep calculations show I go to bed at @ midnight and shows my wake time. It calculates my sleep cycle based on that so I have an average of 4-5 hours a night of sleep.

Sooo after reading some of the reviews here I wonder if they read the instructions because if you do, you shouldn’t have any problems with the watch. It explains everything in English, someone said the instructions were in another language but that’s not true, the watch comes with a pamphlet, one side is English and even online you can see the instructions , step by step. If you are having issues I would recommend for you to either watch a tutorial or read instructions step by step accordingly. If you can’t record sleep mode it might be because you are wearing the watch loosely and it keeps moving.
You don’t have to have your phone with you in order to track your steps however you must sync the info if you want to see it. With music I mean , you need to be somewhat close to the phone but I’m guessing you already knew that.
About the bp, mine has been the same , I checked it with an actual cuff and I get the same readings so again I don’t understand why many people kept having issues with it.

I would like to be able to add in my workouts manually. It seems to only allow you push “start” and “stop”. I don’t always remember to do that, so it would be nice to have a way to add workouts in after the fact. Also, the heart rate monitor is nice, but it would be nicer if I could pinpoint exact moments in the day when my HR changes (aside from just a line graph). Like I want to go to 3pm and see what my HR was at that time so I can show my doctor.

Being a health care professional i was excited about this watch claiming to measure bp. I don’t know how they do it, but it is not accurate at all. I take my bp when I’m the hospital at work and compare it to this and it is so off. Also, the watch bp reading always gives measurement of systolic in 120s and diastolic in 70s. It is way off every time. Not even close to the hospitals bp vital machine. Do not use this for bp readings. However, the temp is accurate so far for me but I haven’t had a fever to test if it will pick that up accurately. My o2 sate via hospital equipment is 97-99% and the watch consistently reads that. But I don’t know if it will pick up a low o2 reading. It will not pick up a high or low bp reading..

The device is moderately difficult to set up. I bought one for my husband as well (same watch, different bands) but they each use a different app for tracking. I’m not happy that the steps don’t track unless I’m holding the phone while I walk - cumbersome. The b/p monitor is not calibrated properly as I consistently get a much higher result than I do with the b/p monitor I use to track my pressure (and, which tracks with the physician office).
Bottom line is that I will try this for a bit but only to determine whether I will invest in a better device. The app itself is easy enough to use but it can only be as good as the device it tracks.

Blood glucose levels do not seem to be accurate. I have a Libre 3 CGM and have been checking it against this app and watch and the arch consistently shows good results when the Libre is showing a much higher reading. I’ve even had the Libre give me an alert for high levels and the watch shows that I’m in the good range. The only reason I bought this was for glucose monitoring. It would be great if it could sync to the Libre 3 or even the Libre 2 so that I would get an FDA Approved device and be able to get accurate results.
This is the second watch I’ve gotten. The first one the screen went berserk so they replaced it. I only had it a week when that happened.

I got this for my 13 year old son to help keep track of his work outs. It is easy to use and I can set up everything. He does not have a phone so it is connected to mine and I can easily block all the extra stuff- texting, calls, etc. so it is personalized to what he needs. It is light weight and not to big for him. Overall impressed so far.

This one connects directly into my Apple health and records everything. It has more accurate sleep, measuring as well, and blood pressure and body temperature readings.

The only problem is that it does not have any watch faces that also shows the amount of sleep from the night before. It actually needs to have some better watch faces.

The weather is totally off. Says it’s ( ie. 49 instead of the actual 69) no way to change location works via gps. Basic health monitoring is helpful, again could be more detailed and accurate but considering it’s a watch I got for under $30 it does more than I expected. The weather thing is the only complaint I really have for this price range.

Not so much a problem with the app but the tech around the watch itself. There is a section on the watch I can scroll to control my music. This is great, except when the watch times out and I go back, it defaults to the Home Screen and I have to scroll back to change a song. Really makes a poor user experience and why would someone want to use that feature?