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Reason for buying:
Wore fitbits only for the last 5 years and became disenchanted with their higher price, limited abilities, poor durability, and paying for a subscription to unlock all the features.
I have been using this tracker for 4 days since receiving. At this point, I can't speak to durability, but I have a lot to say about what it does really well so far.
Trackers are only as good as their apps. The reason I stuck with Fitbit so long is because their app, while a bit limited (especially without subscription) was consistent, reliable, and easy to use. It took me FOREVER to be adventurous enough to try H Band 2.0, which is what the V19pro uses. I'm 64, comfortable with basic computing but give up easily when something doesn't make sense or isn't obvious where to look. Youtube videos are priceless here. I can honestly say I expected a whole lot of headache from setting up the V19Pro and H Band 2.0 but so far did not get ANY. I just had to remember to turn on all the features I want to record in the app and turn off the ones not needed. (More features in use, shorter battery life on your tracker and phone.)
V19Pro itself:
This is a larger (but not clumsy or unweildy) tracker with a super easy to read screen which is plenty bright right out of the box for my old eyes. Between the onboard faces and the app, there are many to choose from with something for everybody. I currently use an analog watch face w/sweeping second hand that also displays the date and weekday. It's a clean, easy to read design (even without cheaters). One swipe to the left gets into all the diagnostics and functionsscreens. These are colorful, clearly marked, placed logically, and easy to read in daylight. I haven't had to adjust any screen brightness, but it can be done easily. I did adjust the 'stay on' time of the screen to a little longer (5 sec instead of 3). It helps when gathering data on a busy screen.
Currently, I use the 24/7 monitoring function for BP, SPO2, HR, temp, steps, yoga workout, and sleep to get a baseline. After that, I plan to I turned off a lot of the constant diagnostics, then just run them once in a while to keep a bead on health. I disabled all push notifications from phone. I have also run several ECG graphs; simple and really fascinating. The app explains your results and lets you know if something needs attention. Though the device states clearly in its packaging not to use for medical purposes, every function I've tested against individual devices like digital BP cuff, thermometer and finger SP02 tester have been satisfyingly close. I had a blinding headache yesterday, then ran all my vitals to decide if it was just sinuses or something more serious. Everything came up within range and today I feel fine after a night's sleep, which the tracker monitored along with my vitals every 5 minutes. Nice to share with a doc if things went sideways.
With the settings described above, I got about 3 days out of the battery. I suspect that will improve significantly because it's still a fun new toy so I keep playing with it instead of letting it do its thing in the background. Once I get my pattern/routine down, I'll update if there's any significant difference.
Mine came with the 'green' band, which is turquoise to my vision. I like the color and the band is super flexible and soft. It's the first stock band on any fitness tracker I've been able to tolerate without changing it out to a metal mesh. This'll be fine if it holds up.
I've worn the tracker washing dishes, in rain, and in the shower. I'll take it off if headed for the hot tub; no tracker likes heat. So far I've not seen any screen clouding or other signs of leakage. Whenever I charge the tracker, I gently wipe the sensors with a soft cloth barely damp with water from the RO. It continues to read accurately; I'll update if anything goes haywire.
Time will always tell, but so far the V19Pro appears to operate exactly as advertised. I'm very pleased with the V19Pro and appreciate MorePro making an accessible, quality monitor for slim budgets. I look forward to working further with this model. Thank you.
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Created for a better life
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How did we get our start?
MorePro was established in July 2017. It's an emerging High-tech electronic product brand.
Why choose the MorePro fitness tracker?
MorePro fitness tracker takes the concept of a smart life to new heights. MorePro watch has made it possible to track your daily activity and vitals to help you develop good habits.
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