I love MorePro's health/smart watches have used them for years! I had several of the V19 Pro models with the least being the 2026 upgrade with blood sugar and lipid reports. Communications with their customer service is sometimes slow but it's understandable there is quite a difference in hours between USA and China and last time I tried to communicate I got no response for days and it turned out to be a holiday for them. Other than that they are great!!

I wanted something with safety features that wasn’t hard to figure out. This one does the job. Fall detection, SOS, health trends, calls — it’s all easy to access without feeling overwhelming.

I wanted something with safety features that wasn’t hard to figure out. This one does the job. Fall detection, SOS, health trends, calls — it’s all easy to access without feeling overwhelming.

I wanted something with safety features that wasn’t hard to figure out. This one does the job. Fall detection, SOS, health trends, calls — it’s all easy to access without feeling overwhelming.

I wanted something with safety features that wasn’t hard to figure out. This one does the job. Fall detection, SOS, health trends, calls — it’s all easy to access without feeling overwhelming.

I wanted something with safety features that wasn’t hard to figure out. This one does the job. Fall detection, SOS, health trends, calls — it’s all easy to access without feeling overwhelming.

We started looking at AegisFit because of fall detection for my mom. After trying it, the everyday stuff became just as important — calls, sleep, heart rate, blood pressure trends, oxygen, and activity. It’s not a medical device, but it gives our family a little more peace of mind.

I sit at a desk most of the day, so I really like the activity reminders and quick wellness checks. I usually look at my sleep data, heart-rate trends, and daily step count. Having SOS available also gives me a little reassurance when I’m working late or heading home after dark. It doesn’t look overly sporty either, so it fits in just fine at the office — which I like.

This watch is way lighter than I expected. I wear it from morning until bedtime, whether I’m doing chores, going for a walk, or running errands, and it barely feels like I’m wearing anything. The band is soft, the screen is clear, and the controls are simple. Fall detection isn’t something I think about all day, but knowing it’s there is reassuring — especially when I’m out by myself.

I wore AegisFit on a short trip and ended up using it more than I thought. Wrist calls were handy at the airport, and I checked my heart rate and oxygen trends after long walking days. Fall detection and SOS are nice to have when you’re away from home.

The app is easier than I expected. I like seeing sleep, heart rate, SpO₂, activity, ECG reference, and blood pressure trends in one place. I don’t treat the numbers like a diagnosis, but they’re helpful for daily awareness. The fall detection feature makes the watch feel more complete.

This watch is way lighter than I expected. I wear it from morning until bedtime, whether I’m doing chores, going for a walk, or running errands, and it barely feels like I’m wearing anything. The band is soft, the screen is clear, and the controls are simple. Fall detection isn’t something I think about all day, but knowing it’s there is reassuring — especially when I’m out by myself.

I sit at a desk most of the day, so I really like the activity reminders and quick wellness checks. I usually look at my sleep data, heart-rate trends, and daily step count. Having SOS available also gives me a little reassurance when I’m working late or heading home after dark. It doesn’t look overly sporty either, so it fits in just fine at the office — which I like.

This watch is way lighter than I expected. I wear it from morning until bedtime, whether I’m doing chores, going for a walk, or running errands, and it barely feels like I’m wearing anything. The band is soft, the screen is clear, and the controls are simple. Fall detection isn’t something I think about all day, but knowing it’s there is reassuring — especially when I’m out by myself.

I sit at a desk most of the day, so I really like the activity reminders and quick wellness checks. I usually look at my sleep data, heart-rate trends, and daily step count. Having SOS available also gives me a little reassurance when I’m working late or heading home after dark. It doesn’t look overly sporty either, so it fits in just fine at the office — which I like.