Senior smartwatch with heart rate & blood pressure measurement

Read your heart rate and blood pressure—without glasses, detours, or waiting for a doctor's appointment.

Older adults want to know their health metrics without having to operate a complicated device every time. The senior smartwatch displays heart rate and blood pressure directly on the wrist—on a 0.96-inch LED display that remains easy to read even in poor lighting. Steps, sleep, and calories are recorded automatically, keeping family members and wearers informed at all times. The result: More peace of mind in everyday life—with no technical hassle.

Benefits

• No more guessing about blood pressure: Heart rate and blood pressure are measured directly on the wrist, completely eliminating the need for a blood pressure monitor.
• No more missed messages or calls: Notifications and phone calls appear directly on the watch, so the smartphone does not need to be constantly within reach.
• No uncertainty about battery life: Thanks to long-lasting USB charging, the watch does not need to be charged daily—it is simply there when needed.

Specifications

• Display: 0.96-inch LED screen
• Compatible systems: iOS 9.0 or higher, Android 8.0 or higher (See the tip at the bottom of the page for pairing)
• Measurement functions: Heart rate, blood pressure, step counter, calorie consumption, sleep monitoring
• Additional functions: Notifications, phone calls, alarm, smartwatch finder, water-resistant design, inactivity reminder
• Charging type: USB
• Colors: Black, Red, Blue, Purple, Green 
• Material: Skin-friendly materials
• Scope of delivery: 1 x senior smartwatch, 1 x user manual

   

  

Usage

1. Put it on: Secure the smartwatch on your wrist and fully charge it via USB.
2. Measure: Start heart rate and blood pressure measurements at the touch of a button—results appear immediately on the display.
3. Connect: Pair your smartphone to receive notifications, calls, and health data directly on your watch.

Pro tip: Always measure your blood pressure and heart rate while seated and after a short rest period—to obtain the most reliable comparative readings throughout the day.

Tip:
Connecting to Apple devices: After the first connection between the smart band and the iOS app, a “Bluetooth Pairing Request” appears. Tap “Pair” to complete the connection. Then allow notifications: Check the Bluetooth settings to confirm the connection, and make sure that “Share System Notifications” is enabled in the system settings. The smart band requires these settings to receive notifications (e.g., incoming calls, SMS, QQ, and WeChat) from the iOS system. Otherwise, no notifications will be displayed.

Connecting to Android devices: On Android systems, you must grant the app all required permissions (e.g., access to contacts) through the Phone Manager or system settings. You must also configure the phone to allow the app to run in the background. To do this, enable settings such as auto-start, high-performance protection, and whitelist inclusion for the app, and disable the phone's power-saving mode. Otherwise, the system may terminate the app and interrupt the connection to the smart band.