Fitness Tracker w Blood Pressure Monitor, Heart Rate, Steps, Calories, Sleep Monitoring, Bozlun

[@luckyblueduck]

Also, if you're going to make a claim that this little watch can give an accurate reading, which seems to be a gimmick, you should compare with other BP monitors to make your point!

[@garytir3836]

not working stay away

[@joyandall7325]

My smart bracelet is not recording my blood pressure be results

[@helenagreen5128]

The blood pressure does not work accurately .unless yours is already normal.Had to return as didn’t sync with my I phon

[@venganzamujer354]

Helena Green does this even work with an apple IPhone ?

[@spacedoutET]

I got given a cheap smartwatch that at 1st i thought the 120/80 was accurate. Then it had a weird reading, then i decided to remove it and lay it on the bed and it still had a great reading of 120/80. Incredible how this device can magically read my hr without being on. That means it must be the best device to sleep without wearing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Yeah, it can be hard to know - so many fitness trackers claim to do things... And how are we supposed to know if the readings they're giving us are correct or not?!?

[@spacedoutET]

After alot of reading, i took the chance on the amazfit bip. Mainly coz it has 45 days battery life too. My cheap one aswell as most just die in a day or 2. I wasnt expecting much tbh......but i was well impressed. I did a couple videis on it compared to my finger oxygen bpm and new ovron evolv, both of which i also reviewed. The bpm was spot on compared. The battery is AMAZING too. It monitors my sleep and bpm at same time all night and......well, its so comfy to wear, i forget i got it on at night. If yoy search my recent videos, u can see how simple it is. 😉👍, i hate these fake advertisements on tv just to make money. This is a great product however and i give it 10/10.happy new year

[@fzvovu8524]

120/80 is actually very good

[@luckyblueduck]

I doubt it is an accurate reading. Perhaps he should compare with other monitors to make his point

[@philindeblanc]

1. Can you turn the Bluetooth OFF? 2. Does it require constant phone connect? 3. What areas of your phone does the app require to access? 6 years old...What other devices have come out since ? :-)

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Yes, 6 years so I haven't had this for a while... I don't think you can turn bluetooth off - almost all these devices are like that, which is kinda a bummer since you'd likely get at least a little more battery out of it if you could. Does not have to stay connected to phone - next time you are connected to phone and open app, the data will sync. I am not sure about areas of access especially because this has probably changed. A lot of new devices since then... In the "cheap smart watch" category this one is the one that has most impressed me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZvFiGOHocuMac0

[@philindeblanc]

@@hollywoodfrodo thanks for getting back to me.

[@Stopfakn1]

Comparison video with Omron would've been nice to prove your point that it's accurate. Disingenuous

[@chilljd9412]

Stopfakn1 :

[@luckyblueduck]

Agreed! I highly doubt this watch can give an accurate reading. Feels like a gimmick. What's the science behind it getting a BP reading...and that too, via a heart rate sensor??

[@ElleAvocado]

@@luckyblueduck I am on the nursing staff at a local clinic. I have a different model of activity tracker but it also has blood pressure and we are all skeptical. I've checked a few times with a coworker taking a manual reading (more accurate than a machine) and both numbers have been incredibly close. I don't know the science behind it, but I do know it is possible that these are accurate.

[@MrWhaatay]

What model of activity tracker do you have?

[@brittnyevans8035]

What is the difference between a fitness tracker and a smart watch?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Great question - these days, really nothing. The only difference there may be (and you could still use the terms for either) is I think generally now a "fitness tracker" is slim and a smart watch has a bigger screen. But all smart watches now do all the fitness stuff too so they are really no different - just different names for essentially the same thing.

[@yudirustandi7065]

@holywoodfrodo this is screen in scratch resistant ?? please answer ??

[@hollywoodfrodo]

I don't know that I'd say it's very scratch resistant - I mean it's cheap so it doesn't have a gorilla glass face or anything. The rubber around the screen is slightly raised above the screen to help protect it.

[@jericocabreraasadon4227]

2 and half days of operations per full change is very bad, and so is the hassle charging.

[@emmaphyides3798]

Can the B fit move 3.0 take and monitor your bloodpressure

[@lonewolfnomad]

the BPM didn't look like a blood pressure reading. Did you confuse BPM with BEATS PER MINUTE?...because that whole number reading appeared more accurate to beats per minute. (e.g. 120/80) is the format for a BP reading....ijs. nice review though.

[@markrhodes5605]

The MMHG is a blood pressure reading, I'm just skeptical that it would not work very long or even if it is truly as accurate as stated.

[@fzvovu8524]

@5:40

[@keepquietchronicles3909]

What’s the app called

[@hollywoodfrodo]

I believe it might have been the VeryFitPro app or GloryFit

[@shellyohara286]

Does it monitor BP automatically?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

This one did not. I don't think most do because blood pressure is very precarious. You need to be still with feet on the floor, etc. And in fact these will never be as accurate as the Cuff style. These are more for comparing against itself (if you use one of these to take your BP every day, you see the consistent numbers and know if something is way off.)

[@shellyohara286]

@@hollywoodfrodo thank you for insight

[@TheKarout12]

you mentioning the app on the phone .....WHAT KIND OF PHONE IOS OR ANDROID,,,,,, i HAVE AN IPHONE DOES WORK AS WELL IS THERE AN IPHONE APP

[@hollywoodfrodo]

I used Android, but the app exist for both Android and iPhone

[@Chriswsm]

I'm sceptical. Primarily because the reading it gave is average blood pressure. I will wait for independent reviews before I decide purchasing something that could easily be guessing the blood pressure measurement. I'm not aware of any wrist based blood pressure technology that does not use applied pressure that can be considered reliable.

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Yeah, I hear you. It is possible. However, there are newer fitness trackers with more advanced ECG Chips that actually can not only do an ECG but accurately detect blood pressure. I'm testing one now and was just at the doctor yesterday and it seems to be quite accurate. Will be reviewing it in the coming weeks. It's new with new tech and more expensive but impressive at what it can do.

[@whisperingsage]

How dies it know calories? Mine is supposed to track my O2 during sleep but I don't know how to find that. My O2 goes down in my sleep do I need oxygen, I got this to see if I have improvement

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Calories are guestimates based on your weight/build and how many steps or what exercise you do. It's definitely not exact!

[@saltyskins]

Try pressing on the HR or BP without wearing it. If it works then it's not legit. I have to return mine to amazon. It looks like it's been programmed to have a HR and BP reading whether you are wearing it or not.

[@olapejushofule]

saltyskins. Any response from them please. mine too is same.

[@akhanhnv]

we are now looking for a GPS one like this for Medical care project, anyone has this please contact with a huge and long term business. thanks

[@ry4n1337]

It seems like a crappy watch based on Amazon reviews because it uses H band App

[@hollywoodfrodo]

It's not a great watch. Definitely not on same level as Fitbit or Samsung Fit in terms of watch, but it's super cheap. There is one I reviewed recently that's much better and has EKG feature though the watch part is still not as fancy as the more expensive brands.

[@popitn2nd]

can you broadcast your HR from this device to another device via bluetooth?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Only to your phone with the app open/running

[@susanhorton9492]

is android app? would work with tablet i dont have smart phone

[@hollywoodfrodo]

They have Android and Apple and yes, you can use a tablet!

[@stressfree9780]

Susan Horton Can u use your government checks to buy one

[@rickopdyke6228]

If you are going to review products, please mention the name several times. I never did catch the name of this item.

[@hollywoodfrodo]

There is a link to the product on Amazon in the description - all info is there... but it's called Bozlun Fitness Tracker B15P

[@wiedyasusanto6951]

Bagaimana caranya untuk reset b15p karena lampu sensor di belakang menyala terus akibat upgrade firmware, thanks

[@liudasstonys1293]

Who paid you for this review? This product is total crap! Don't buy it guys. No wonder it's as cheap as Chinese stuff.

[@hollywoodfrodo]

To answer your question - no one. I don't accept payments for reviews. Probably 98% of everything you own was made in China... If you have specific issues to share to help others decide to consider it or not, feel free to share. "This product is total crap! Don't buy it." isn't extremely helpful. At any rate, I found it to work adequately well for the price point. I don't expect an inexpensive fitness tracker to be as good as a $250 one...

[@liudasstonys1293]

@@hollywoodfrodo, just check the same link on Amazon, you sir, provided. Plenty of reviews what and how broke. The thing, what really frustrates me, is that you saying how this toy shows you accurate blood pressure, like expensive stuff, and someone with developing heart problem just might believe it and later have very serious consequences. With this product it's just the matter of luck. Don't even waste your money for this piece of cheap plastic. Better save it for that expensive stuff, which are scientifically tested and gives you proper information.

[@johnlitzow2145]

I CAN'T make it connect PLEASE HELP

[@animeexstorm]

Where’s the timer?

[@zainman1472]

is it mandatory to connect it to a phone....will it not work without it?..........as i want use it without phone pairing

[@hollywoodfrodo]

I believe it will work - you would just be limited to the information it shows on screen and would have no way to change any settings. It's really meant to be paired with a phone or tablet.

[@bobarnold4435]

Nice clear review of both the band and the Android app. Its too bad it cannot be made to take blood pressure readings while I sleep. If it did my next question would be, "how can you get the data out of the app - into a database for example"

[@hollywoodfrodo]

With this particular app, I don't know of an easy way to do it other than just manually entering the info into a database or spreadsheet...

[@marilynrempel8383]

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[@hollywoodfrodo]

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[@mnemanja]

Can you use it with 3rd party running apps, like Runkeeper? Or maybe "Sleep as android"?

[@ericglynnwrye]

No - it integrates with one random 3rd party app I've never heard of, but so far as I can tell no direct integration with any of the major players.

[@TheKarout12]

why you guy with your rating ignore to mention if the watch is fully compatible with iPhone or android phones

[@ilyakarakotov4065]

Ahmad Karout try searching up "H Band" on the app store, if nothing shows up than its probably not compatable with iphones

[@stressfree9780]

Ahmad Karout because he’s a shill from the company dales

[@georgeemanson]

What would be a good (& cheap) phone to use this tracker on?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

The app should work on any newer phone, even the cheaper Android and iPhones.

[@georgeemanson]

thanks @@hollywoodfrodo

[@pepito19842]

bro.what name of product?

[@e.m.782]

Hi, there, great video! Just a question, what's the name of the app? I think I didn't catch it. Thanks!

[@hollywoodfrodo]

It's called H Band 2.0 - Play store link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.timaimee.hband

[@JERMGOHAM]

bout to buy one good shit

[@adammusic1124]

They look awesome, have just purchased one also, thanks so much!

[@hollywoodfrodo]

You're welcome - very impressed myself. This thing does more advanced fitness tracking than my Samsung Galaxy Gear S2 Smartwatch!

[@AliShan-wu4kj]

How to connect it to phone

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Download the app. Make sure bluetooth is turned on. Follow instructions in the app.

[@ljuan5000]

Bad Amazon Reviews. Seems most our actually disappointed with the BP monitor, then the fact that everything quits working!

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Yeah, I don't know. I've been happy with mine especially for the price... But of course I'm just one person/opinion and you definitely have to take all opinions in consideration.

[@ljuan5000]

How long have you had it? That would help in my decision.

[@hollywoodfrodo]

I've had it for 6 months or so, but I don't wear it all the time since I also have the Samsung Gear S2 watch.

[@rouxzherr1304]

how accurate this watch?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

In which regards? The Fitness Tracker seems on par with most fitness trackers (none of them are exactly perfect). The Heart Rate seems to be highly accurate. The BP Monitor I wouldn't rely on as an official medical BP Monitor - it's more of an extra thing to use in addition to an actual Blood Pressure Machine.

[@daniellenewman8694]

Waterproof?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

It is... But this specific one isn't available any longer it looks like. There are many similar ones on Amazon now...

[@markaljonmorcillo1363]

handsome

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Not sure if you meant me or the fitness tracker...but either way, thanks!

[@tigercatartist]

Thanks for the review. Very helpful

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Thanks for watching.

[@khunnay2280]

antiloss?

[@paulordferreira6920]

Yes, If you loss the smart phone or the btaclete !

[@seanleyland4017]

is this water proof please ?

[@ericglynnwrye]

It's Water-Resistant so sweat, rain, etc should be fine, but you can't wear it in the shower or swimming.

[@margiecarter2096]

How does it work

[@hollywoodfrodo]

It works well - about as accurate as most step/calorie counters. The blood pressure part isn't something I'd rely on as being exact but could be useful for general idea when out and about.

[@lakedog7313]

Great review! Thanks!

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Glad you found it helpful.

[@luckyblueduck]

I would steer away from devices that are not FDA approved for monitoring blood pressure. Perhaps it is a coincidence that your reading matches with the reading you got from Omron BPM, or perhaps it gives a somewhat accurate reading for average ranges. Hypertension is a serious condition in today's times, and one should be very cautious on how they get their BP measured.

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Not gonna disagree with you there. I don't think any fitness tracker is going to replace a traditional cuff for serious monitoring, but I think you can use it in addition to, taking note of it's readings and as a way to possibly detect a sudden change. But yeah, this is definitely not something a doctor would ever use to take bp.

[@ginacardarella]

how do you turn it on??

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Once charged, it's just on - there is no "power on/power off".

[@AliShan-wu4kj]

How to charge?

[@AliShan-wu4kj]

hollywoodfrodo how to charge

[@IsraelMagalit]

This fitness tracker has a low rating on Amazon and a lot of negative reviews... 🤔

[@hollywoodfrodo]

That's why I always encourage people to read the reviews. I have owned products like this that have an average 3 stars, but I have great experience with. And I have owned products that have a 4-5 star rating, but didn't work well at all for me. Definitely have to read the reviews to figure out which ones to trust. With technology it's always hard because sometimes user error or lack of knowledge can play a part. Then again, having a great user interface and making a product easy to use counts too so if a company misses that mark, then perhaps they deserve the low rating. Anyway, this tracker worked well for me, but I haven't used it for a while because I got a Gear S2 watch a while back.

[@IsraelMagalit]

hollywoodfrodo thanks for replying. Good review nonetheless 👍

[@lysaboothe4094]

I am going to order the one with the heart rate monitor. Is there a coupon code I need to add for my order?

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Don't have any coupon codes.

[@luckyblueduck]

Please do your research and only rely on FDA approved monitors. This product does not come from a company that specialize in health

[@youtubepotatoe6685]

hi Eric ! Looks like some good stuff. I wonder if I'm able to set max / min heart rate during my exercise and let it alert me if I'm outside the range ? If yes, is it via vibration, sound alert or the phone ? Thanks a lot !

[@hollywoodfrodo]

This gadget is not quite THAT sophisticated.

[@youtubepotatoe6685]

There is another version B15S which also have O2 Saturation measurement. Hope you have the chance to take a look at it. Another one I found which seems very good is the No.1 F4. Cheers !!!

[@peterjauhal]

JUst purchased one based on your review and it is great!. Many thanks

[@hollywoodfrodo]

Glad you like it. I've been very impressed!

[@rebecamartinez8203]

Hello, I am very impressed too. Thank you for the review. Where can I buy the little accessorie to keep the band secure? (like the red one you bought).

[@hollywoodfrodo]

There's a link in the description to those bands on Amazon. The great part is you get lots of colors, not just red, so you can change it up when you want.

[@luckyblueduck]

Please share why you like it. Have you compared the BP readings side by side with another monitor?

[@stressfree9780]

Peter Jauhal Hey when u get out ?