WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood Pressure Monitor, Waterproof Sports Smart Watch, Bluebooth Smart Bracelet, Sleep Sports Data Monitor Activity Tracking Pedometer Watch for Kids Women and Men
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Product highlights :
【All Day Monitoring】WAFA Fitness Tracker Automatically Continuously Track Real-Time Heart Rate, Blood Pressure and Your Sleep Time and Quality in the Night, To Get a Clear Picture of Your Health, You Only Need to Connect the Activity Tracker by H Band App, It Will Automatically Upload Data to the App.
【Multifunction】Sport Mode, Steps, GPS Motion Trajectory, Sport Kilometres, Calories, Heart rate Reminder, Message Reminder, Take a Photo, Find your Phone, Sedentary Reminder, Call reminder, Alarm, Information, Stopwatch, and More Functions. Incoming Call Alert (Choose to Hang Up or Mute on Fitness Watch), Some Features Need to Be Set in The App to Be Used.
【Long Standby Time】If You Are Tired of Frequent Charging, WAFA Fitness Tracker Can Help You. Smart Watch with High Performance, Low Power Chip Can Last Up to 7 Days In All-Time Motion Mode, Standby Can Last For 15 Days, Can Increase Usage Time by Adjusting Screen Brightness In The App. NOTE: USB CHARGING, DO NOT USE AN ADAPTER THAT EXCEEDED 5V1A FOR CHARGING.
【Waterproof Smart Watch】Fitness Watch is Waterproof IP67, Can Be Used For Life Waterproofing And Resisting Dust, Support Metric / Imperial Unit Switching, You Can Wear It to Take a Shower(NO HOT WATER), Wash Hands or Stay Briefly In Water Less Than 1M Deep.
【Excellent After-Sales Service】Buy WAFA Fitness Tracker you can have Worry-free Return/Exchange after-sale support services, If there are any dissatisfaction or quality problems during the use, please contact us and let us know the reason, You will get a new one or full refund. So buying WAFA Fitness Tracker is not at risk for you.
➕ What is the price of WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood in-store is 130 SAR VAT.
➕ When WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood was released ?
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➕ What is the price of WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood cheap used ?
The price of WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood used is 90 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood ?
Special specifications :
【All Day Monitoring】WAFA Fitness Tracker Automatically Continuously Track Real-Time Heart Rate, Blood Pressure and Your Sleep Time and Quality in the Night, To Get a Clear Picture of Your Health, You Only Need to Connect the Activity Tracker by H Band App, It Will Automatically Upload Data to the App.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 3.9 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood in Saudi Arabia ?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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16 reviews for WAFA Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood
Rated 4 out of 5
G. O (verified owner)–
A good watch – We like the watch and wants to purchase it again.
Rated 4 out of 5
S. M (verified owner)–
Update: Heart rate tracker is no longer accurate) – (Update after 1-1/2 years of use: The watch’s heart rate tracker now doesn’t accurately show my heart rate on a treadmill or stationary bike. I have checked it against the machines’ heart monitors as well as counting my pulse with my fingers. The watch rarely shows over 90 beats per minute, but the other tracking methods show as much as 120. When I check my heart rate history later with the phone app, it doesn’t show more than 75 or 80. Otherwise, the watch works as well as it did when new). (Now back to my first review): This tracker met most of my expectations for features I wanted most: checking heart rate and blood pressure. The heart rate tracker matches closely enough with detectors on gym treadmills, pharmacy machines, and two-finger pulse counting. It sometimes gives false alarms for spikes in heartbeat, mostly with sudden movements or burying my wrist under a pillow while sleeping. It also takes a few seconds to catch up with your heart and with exercise equipment monitors while exercising. The blood pressure monitor is a few points off from true readings, but close enough to be useful, at least for me. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough for my needs because I pretty much already know when I fell asleep and when I woke up. It often mistakes slow-waking breakfast and coffee time as sleep, and I haven’t yet figured out how to set it for daytime sleeping. If you need hour-by-hour and daily records of health and exercise factors, the phone app is a handy tool. I don’t use the step counter and sports-tracking functions much, but they seem reliable. The text message, phone finder and stopwatch functions also work well. The phone app is fairly easy to interpret, although I still don’t quite understand how and when it shows health results. For example, it takes a few minutes after activation in the morning for sleep results to show. The Bluetooth connection is pretty much set-and-forget. It does, however, annoy me with lost-connection warnings if my phone happens to be out of range in another room. There probably is a way to disable the warning, somewhere in the instruction booklet. I confess I haven’t made it completely through the booklet, and there are several functions I will never use, so I’m not interested. The instructions are clearly written in close-enough English, and there are illustrations to help you understand. That is several steps above instructions for a Chinese-made tracker I had bought earlier. Altogether, I can recommend this tracker, even though I’m not quite ready to give it 5 stars. I haven’t been disappointed.
Rated 4 out of 5
O. K (verified owner)–
Good tracker for the price – I got this as a gift. It started off working fine, but then I had issues with it not tracking steps. It would work fine some days & then track inconsistenly others. After feeling frustrated & trying different things for 2 months (yeah, I know), I reached out to the seller via Amazon. They replied the same day & suggested a fix. I tried that a few times, but still had issues. I reached out again & they offered to send me a replacement at no additional cost. I received the replacement within 2 days. Their customer service was great. My fingers are crossed that this one works better. Both the tracker & the app are easy to use & work great for my needs.
Rated 4 out of 5
S. M (verified owner)–
Update: Heart rate tracker is no longer accurate) – (Update after 1-1/2 years of use: The watch’s heart rate tracker now doesn’t accurately show my heart rate on a treadmill or stationary bike. I have checked it against the machines’ heart monitors as well as counting my pulse with my fingers. The watch rarely shows over 90 beats per minute, but the other tracking methods show as much as 120. When I check my heart rate history later with the phone app, it doesn’t show more than 75 or 80. Otherwise, the watch works as well as it did when new). (Now back to my first review): This tracker met most of my expectations for features I wanted most: checking heart rate and blood pressure. The heart rate tracker matches closely enough with detectors on gym treadmills, pharmacy machines, and two-finger pulse counting. It sometimes gives false alarms for spikes in heartbeat, mostly with sudden movements or burying my wrist under a pillow while sleeping. It also takes a few seconds to catch up with your heart and with exercise equipment monitors while exercising. The blood pressure monitor is a few points off from true readings, but close enough to be useful, at least for me. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough for my needs because I pretty much already know when I fell asleep and when I woke up. It often mistakes slow-waking breakfast and coffee time as sleep, and I haven’t yet figured out how to set it for daytime sleeping. If you need hour-by-hour and daily records of health and exercise factors, the phone app is a handy tool. I don’t use the step counter and sports-tracking functions much, but they seem reliable. The text message, phone finder and stopwatch functions also work well. The phone app is fairly easy to interpret, although I still don’t quite understand how and when it shows health results. For example, it takes a few minutes after activation in the morning for sleep results to show. The Bluetooth connection is pretty much set-and-forget. It does, however, annoy me with lost-connection warnings if my phone happens to be out of range in another room. There probably is a way to disable the warning, somewhere in the instruction booklet. I confess I haven’t made it completely through the booklet, and there are several functions I will never use, so I’m not interested. The instructions are clearly written in close-enough English, and there are illustrations to help you understand. That is several steps above instructions for a Chinese-made tracker I had bought earlier. Altogether, I can recommend this tracker, even though I’m not quite ready to give it 5 stars. I haven’t been disappointed.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. O (verified owner)–
Update – Don’t waste your money – I was contacted by the seller about the watch. He offered to send a replacement or refund my money. I opted for the replacement. I received it in the mail and have not had any issues.
Rated 4 out of 5
O. K (verified owner)–
Good tracker for the price – I got this as a gift. It started off working fine, but then I had issues with it not tracking steps. It would work fine some days & then track inconsistenly others. After feeling frustrated & trying different things for 2 months (yeah, I know), I reached out to the seller via Amazon. They replied the same day & suggested a fix. I tried that a few times, but still had issues. I reached out again & they offered to send me a replacement at no additional cost. I received the replacement within 2 days. Their customer service was great. My fingers are crossed that this one works better. Both the tracker & the app are easy to use & work great for my needs.
Rated 4 out of 5
E. I (verified owner)–
Watch is nice but band fits weird – This watch works good and is easy to navigate. But the watch band is a poor design. It clips weird and then has to be tucked in underneath if you don’t want it flopping around which is almost impossible.
Rated 4 out of 5
E. I (verified owner)–
Watch is nice but band fits weird – This watch works good and is easy to navigate. But the watch band is a poor design. It clips weird and then has to be tucked in underneath if you don’t want it flopping around which is almost impossible.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. R (verified owner)–
Must download the app – I bought this for my son. He wanted a watch but loved the idea of being able to track his steps as well.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. O (verified owner)–
A good watch – We like the watch and wants to purchase it again.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. R (verified owner)–
Must download the app – I bought this for my son. He wanted a watch but loved the idea of being able to track his steps as well.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. O (verified owner)–
Update – Don’t waste your money – I was contacted by the seller about the watch. He offered to send a replacement or refund my money. I opted for the replacement. I received it in the mail and have not had any issues.
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. N (verified owner)–
Grandson loves it! – My grandson is a small 8 year old so I was concerned about sizing but he absolutely loves it and it does everything it advertised to do. Highly recommend!
Rated 4 out of 5
S. A (verified owner)–
I wore the new watch and my old one with similar features. – I dislike having to charge battery too frequently. My old one. I never had to charge battery,only replace maybe once a year!!
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. N (verified owner)–
Grandson loves it! – My grandson is a small 8 year old so I was concerned about sizing but he absolutely loves it and it does everything it advertised to do. Highly recommend!
Rated 4 out of 5
S. A (verified owner)–
I wore the new watch and my old one with similar features. – I dislike having to charge battery too frequently. My old one. I never had to charge battery,only replace maybe once a year!!
G. O (verified owner) –
A good watch – We like the watch and wants to purchase it again.
S. M (verified owner) –
Update: Heart rate tracker is no longer accurate) – (Update after 1-1/2 years of use: The watch’s heart rate tracker now doesn’t accurately show my heart rate on a treadmill or stationary bike. I have checked it against the machines’ heart monitors as well as counting my pulse with my fingers. The watch rarely shows over 90 beats per minute, but the other tracking methods show as much as 120. When I check my heart rate history later with the phone app, it doesn’t show more than 75 or 80. Otherwise, the watch works as well as it did when new). (Now back to my first review): This tracker met most of my expectations for features I wanted most: checking heart rate and blood pressure. The heart rate tracker matches closely enough with detectors on gym treadmills, pharmacy machines, and two-finger pulse counting. It sometimes gives false alarms for spikes in heartbeat, mostly with sudden movements or burying my wrist under a pillow while sleeping. It also takes a few seconds to catch up with your heart and with exercise equipment monitors while exercising. The blood pressure monitor is a few points off from true readings, but close enough to be useful, at least for me. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough for my needs because I pretty much already know when I fell asleep and when I woke up. It often mistakes slow-waking breakfast and coffee time as sleep, and I haven’t yet figured out how to set it for daytime sleeping. If you need hour-by-hour and daily records of health and exercise factors, the phone app is a handy tool. I don’t use the step counter and sports-tracking functions much, but they seem reliable. The text message, phone finder and stopwatch functions also work well. The phone app is fairly easy to interpret, although I still don’t quite understand how and when it shows health results. For example, it takes a few minutes after activation in the morning for sleep results to show. The Bluetooth connection is pretty much set-and-forget. It does, however, annoy me with lost-connection warnings if my phone happens to be out of range in another room. There probably is a way to disable the warning, somewhere in the instruction booklet. I confess I haven’t made it completely through the booklet, and there are several functions I will never use, so I’m not interested. The instructions are clearly written in close-enough English, and there are illustrations to help you understand. That is several steps above instructions for a Chinese-made tracker I had bought earlier. Altogether, I can recommend this tracker, even though I’m not quite ready to give it 5 stars. I haven’t been disappointed.
O. K (verified owner) –
Good tracker for the price – I got this as a gift. It started off working fine, but then I had issues with it not tracking steps. It would work fine some days & then track inconsistenly others. After feeling frustrated & trying different things for 2 months (yeah, I know), I reached out to the seller via Amazon. They replied the same day & suggested a fix. I tried that a few times, but still had issues. I reached out again & they offered to send me a replacement at no additional cost. I received the replacement within 2 days. Their customer service was great. My fingers are crossed that this one works better. Both the tracker & the app are easy to use & work great for my needs.
S. M (verified owner) –
Update: Heart rate tracker is no longer accurate) – (Update after 1-1/2 years of use: The watch’s heart rate tracker now doesn’t accurately show my heart rate on a treadmill or stationary bike. I have checked it against the machines’ heart monitors as well as counting my pulse with my fingers. The watch rarely shows over 90 beats per minute, but the other tracking methods show as much as 120. When I check my heart rate history later with the phone app, it doesn’t show more than 75 or 80. Otherwise, the watch works as well as it did when new). (Now back to my first review): This tracker met most of my expectations for features I wanted most: checking heart rate and blood pressure. The heart rate tracker matches closely enough with detectors on gym treadmills, pharmacy machines, and two-finger pulse counting. It sometimes gives false alarms for spikes in heartbeat, mostly with sudden movements or burying my wrist under a pillow while sleeping. It also takes a few seconds to catch up with your heart and with exercise equipment monitors while exercising. The blood pressure monitor is a few points off from true readings, but close enough to be useful, at least for me. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough for my needs because I pretty much already know when I fell asleep and when I woke up. It often mistakes slow-waking breakfast and coffee time as sleep, and I haven’t yet figured out how to set it for daytime sleeping. If you need hour-by-hour and daily records of health and exercise factors, the phone app is a handy tool. I don’t use the step counter and sports-tracking functions much, but they seem reliable. The text message, phone finder and stopwatch functions also work well. The phone app is fairly easy to interpret, although I still don’t quite understand how and when it shows health results. For example, it takes a few minutes after activation in the morning for sleep results to show. The Bluetooth connection is pretty much set-and-forget. It does, however, annoy me with lost-connection warnings if my phone happens to be out of range in another room. There probably is a way to disable the warning, somewhere in the instruction booklet. I confess I haven’t made it completely through the booklet, and there are several functions I will never use, so I’m not interested. The instructions are clearly written in close-enough English, and there are illustrations to help you understand. That is several steps above instructions for a Chinese-made tracker I had bought earlier. Altogether, I can recommend this tracker, even though I’m not quite ready to give it 5 stars. I haven’t been disappointed.
K. O (verified owner) –
Update – Don’t waste your money – I was contacted by the seller about the watch. He offered to send a replacement or refund my money. I opted for the replacement. I received it in the mail and have not had any issues.
O. K (verified owner) –
Good tracker for the price – I got this as a gift. It started off working fine, but then I had issues with it not tracking steps. It would work fine some days & then track inconsistenly others. After feeling frustrated & trying different things for 2 months (yeah, I know), I reached out to the seller via Amazon. They replied the same day & suggested a fix. I tried that a few times, but still had issues. I reached out again & they offered to send me a replacement at no additional cost. I received the replacement within 2 days. Their customer service was great. My fingers are crossed that this one works better. Both the tracker & the app are easy to use & work great for my needs.
E. I (verified owner) –
Watch is nice but band fits weird – This watch works good and is easy to navigate. But the watch band is a poor design. It clips weird and then has to be tucked in underneath if you don’t want it flopping around which is almost impossible.
E. I (verified owner) –
Watch is nice but band fits weird – This watch works good and is easy to navigate. But the watch band is a poor design. It clips weird and then has to be tucked in underneath if you don’t want it flopping around which is almost impossible.
G. R (verified owner) –
Must download the app – I bought this for my son. He wanted a watch but loved the idea of being able to track his steps as well.
G. O (verified owner) –
A good watch – We like the watch and wants to purchase it again.
G. R (verified owner) –
Must download the app – I bought this for my son. He wanted a watch but loved the idea of being able to track his steps as well.
K. O (verified owner) –
Update – Don’t waste your money – I was contacted by the seller about the watch. He offered to send a replacement or refund my money. I opted for the replacement. I received it in the mail and have not had any issues.
Z. N (verified owner) –
Grandson loves it! – My grandson is a small 8 year old so I was concerned about sizing but he absolutely loves it and it does everything it advertised to do. Highly recommend!
S. A (verified owner) –
I wore the new watch and my old one with similar features. – I dislike having to charge battery too frequently. My old one. I never had to charge battery,only replace maybe once a year!!
Z. N (verified owner) –
Grandson loves it! – My grandson is a small 8 year old so I was concerned about sizing but he absolutely loves it and it does everything it advertised to do. Highly recommend!
S. A (verified owner) –
I wore the new watch and my old one with similar features. – I dislike having to charge battery too frequently. My old one. I never had to charge battery,only replace maybe once a year!!