Keep Health

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About this app

1. The currently supported smartwatch list is as follows: Q15Pro-80B7
2. The core functions of the application are: text message content and call transfer.
3. The mobile phone monitors incoming calls and pushes call notifications to the smart watch to let you know who is calling.
4. The mobile phone reads the text message and pushes the text message notification to the smart watch. You can read text and details of text messages on your wearable device.
5. Display the steps, heart rate, sleep, and exercise history tracked by the smart watch.
6. When the app is connected to the bracelet device, you can find the phone through the bracelet search function through the notification bar front desk service, and the phone can play audio.

Ratings and reviews

I am really enjoying this little app with my off-brand smartwatch. I am only using it to track exercise, I do not use it to connect for phone calls and text messages and things like that so I cannot comment on that. I would like to see stair machine to their list of exercises. I did had to poke around quite a bit to find the personalizations, like the imperial units even though it is in the setup function it only changes one item, you have to change 3 items to imperial.

My Fitness Tracker just stopped being able to charge. There is only one one way the magnets connect and absolutely no charging. I cleaned the contacts on both the Tracker and charging cable. I went to the app and just reset it and it did the job. Whew!! I thought it was a goner for sure. Sorry about the negative review - just scanned the bar code on the box and the light bulb in my brain came on.

Everything on this works if I keep on the device linking refreshing thingy in the app, except for hours of sleep. My resting heart rate and BP are so low, and I'm up until 3-4, sometimes 5 am, so it will just say I'm sleeping, even if I'm awake and active. This feature used to just be spotty here and there but has somehow gotten worse over time.

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