M6 Ultra Smartwatch

The watch is very okay to monitor your everyday health activities.

I bought the Walkertfit M6 from Amazon a few weeks ago and couldn't be happier. First small issue was no instructions in the box, but sending an email to the website cleared that up the next day with a PDF version and all was good. While the instructions were a little vauge (due to language differences) it was fairly easy to set up and once that was completed I was very impressed with the working of the watch. So many different faces to choose from and programs to use. I had another small issue with my "Do Not Disturb", sent an email and received a quick response with a short video, I was very surprised and fixed the issue quickly. The readings for Heart Rate, BP, Blood Ox seem to be pretty close to the real thing and the sleep program is right on. This is great watch and the battery is awesome. You will enjoy this watch as this 84 year old couldn't be happier as IT ALL WORKS!!!
Thanks for the great support and a great watch.
JK

My doctor 'suggested' I get a smartwatch or other fitness tracking device. Being that I'm something of a watch diva I knew it would have to be something a.) Reliable and b.) Stylish. So the hunt began!
I knew going in an Apple Watch wasn't anywhere close to my budget, but remember I was going for Reliable and Stylish but I also had to consider Affordability. My first Amazon smartwatch purchase looked to fit my criteria, but in all honesty once I received it I could tell it was trash! From the shoddy packaging to the abscence of any kind of User/Quick Start guide, to lacking functions that I needed....
I could go on. Needless to say it was returned the same day it arrived. But I was determined and my second choiced arrived a day or two later and I was impressed with the packaging and the style. I wasn't crazy with the polymer band but seems like most smartwatches have them so I thought I had my smartwatch. It even came with 'some' instructions but they were so microscopic that they were impossible to read. If I'd read more of the reviews I would have known that was a common complaint. But they had a contact 'link' for support. After 3 attempts over 3 days to contact the manufacturer via the link with no response I found an email address. I sent 2 emails requesting assitance which were also ignored. So that one had to be returned also. I spent the next couple of days combing through smartwatchers on Amazon and then I found the WalkerFit M6 ULTRA. I read all the narrative associated with it a couple of times. It had every function I needed and then some. It seemed to be very stylish and well within my budget so I figured maybe the third time might be the charm. When it arrived the packaging was impressive but I'd been there before, but when I opened the box and saw it I swear it was like, "Where have you been all my Life!?"
I just knew there was going to be something to Not Like about it but there wasn't. Right out of the box it was a perfect choice for a smartwatch. Within a few minutes I had figured out most of the functions but then I discovered also in the box was an actual users manual....that I could actually read!
As it turns out the M6 Ultra lives up to all of its narrative. Stylish, durable, affordable.....actually at twice the price it would still be the Ultimate smartwatch. I don't know anything about Apple watches other than their claims and their cost, but it doesnt matter. They can't touch this smartwatch. From the ease of pairing and setting up to the large, Bright AMOLED display, to all the different sport modes and the battery life seems almost inexhaustible! The medical readings for blood pressure and heart rate which I need are pretty much exactly the same as my home BP monitor. Get your text messages and phone calls via the M6. There is so much more but I actually saved what might be the best for last: The Support! When was the last time you experinced real customer support after the sell? I have reached out to WalkerFit support with a few questions that I've had and Always within 24 hours I have a reply that completely answers my question. And they encourage customers to reach out to them. SOLD!!
Buy this watch!! Or you can go to their website to see their entire line.
I don't normally write reviews and I aplogize for the length of this one but I want everyone to know this smartwatch is a Hidden Gem that you won't regret owning..........unless of course you have $$$$ you want to spend on a name just impress your friends.

I'll start off saying that this is my first attempt at using a fit watch and I've only owned it now for 19 days. I wear it all the time with the exception of taking a hot shower. I primarily bought it to keep track of my steps. I dumped the Da Fit phone synch software on my Galaxy S21+5G because it was not working properly, after several attempts, and started using Fit Cloud Pro. That software works as advertised. The pedometer is pretty accurate and I've cross checked that with the Pedometer Step Pro software I've been using for over a year on my phone. All the other functions of the watch perform as stated. I'm a young elderly person and have cross checked the Oximeter, BP and heart rate functions with other devices I own, several times on different days, and all of those work within a 1 to 3% parameter, which isn't enough to rule them out as fallible readings. To get the most accurate readings, I've found that if you slightly press down the watch face ring onto your wrist/arm during the process, the readings are more accurate in my cross check test. The wrist band is silicone and very comfortable, except you may have to be careful not to tighten it too much and cut off you circulation, because it will stretch. The placement of the wrist adjustment holes are sufficient to make it right. In working with the watch, I've found that two things have to be done in order to save battery life. #1 is to turn off the AOD function. It's really nice if you want to have an illuminated analog watch 24/7, but #2, you must turn the brightness level to the lowest level in order to get at least 72 hours (3 days) before charging. The charging function is pretty brainless. I have several devices that charge via magnetic attachment and this one is no different. It's 2 hours for the watch at a 20% level. Which is pretty good. Walker Fit say 60 days STANDBY, NOT USING IT! So for <$60 , and my first dive into smart watches, I can't complain. There are gobs of acceptable dials to choose from in Fit Cloud Pro for Walker Fit. Including children's and custom, (for pics of your kids, wife, sunsets, dog, cat, etc...). I synched Fit Cloud Pro with Google Fit but haven't yet investigated that. I had previously been wearing a Casio DW6900 with a NATO wrist band and bull horns. And that thing is a tank, with what I put it through. (I mean I wash it in the kitchen sink sometimes!) But it's just a watch. Now, even though the Walker Fit M6 Ultra says it can take somewhat of a beating, this puppy here will switch watches when it comes to that aspect. Oh, and in closing, the thing takes and dials phone calls no problem. Speaker on it has no volume adjust, but people on the other end say it's sounds great. As long as your synched to your phone. I was flabbergasted when the thing first rang a phone call through. Vibrates and displays when you get texts and can be synched to other notification for email, FB etc... Alarm clock functions as stated. All in all, for a first venture into a sport, walking fitness watch, I'd recommend it as a first watch if you don't have the cash for a Galaxy or Apple. How long it will last, I don't know. But it is very well made.

I got this for Christmas, exactly what I needed.