Health Fit Pro Watch Reviews

Health has become a critical part of purpose. I’m a retired soldier and chronic pain along with mental health has played a major part in my current existence. To have a product like this makes logical sense across-the-board. Monitoring health, and having a personal trainer can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. That’s where the Apple Watch Siri six comes in. Using instruments that cost millions down to an instrument that simply saves your life speaks for itself. Apple Watch Siri six is a must buy!

Love this watch...it's gorgeous, keeps time and really delivers on the health info. As an old fogey, the fall detection app yields peace of mind and it sure looks better than thos ugly things that hang around your neck.

This is the second Apple Watch that I have purchased at B&H and I've gotten great deals on them both. I highly recommend the stainless steel version because of its added protection not only on the frame, but also with the crystallized glass. If you're worried about any mishaps while wearing a watch, this is the model to get. I just upgraded from a series 3 to this series 6 and noticed that the improvements in the health and physical workout sections are definitely worth it. The face stays lit constantly and is cleverly integrated with current notifications so you never miss any new info that may come in. All in all,well worth the price for a incredible timepiece/ health monitor/mini computer!

This watch has some many useful function including calling for help if you fall, heart rate monitor and other health app. I feel like Dick Tracy when I speak into my watch using the intercom or answering a phone call.

Series 6 health features are worth the purchase price alone. Watch does it all including fitness tracking.

This is the third Apple watch I've owned. It seems that this watch works a little faster than the others. I use it as much for health issues. The Heart Rate monitor picks up the same as my belt. This is an improvement over the past watches. The Blood O2 is good, particularly now with Covid as lung function is an indication of the virus. All in all it's a worthwhile purchase.

I received my Apple Series 6 (40mm) with stainless steel case a few weeks ago and wanted to have some use logged before writing a review. I have not worn a watch in 12+ years. My purchase was initially due to the blood oxygen & sleep technology; however, I found that the Activity, Steps, Standing, and Heart rate info has been a real boon in getting a handle on my overall fitness. I have been slow to embrace new technology as I only got a smart phone (SE 2020) last year. The watch works with the phone to display all of the functions (health apps) that I have chosen from the Apple Health Suite. I am particularly impressed with the hand washing app that tracks duration of this important personal health activity in the Covid world. Although it has a fast charger that magnetically attaches to the back of the case, I wish it was faster, but not enough to detract from the 5 Star rating. Glad it is part of my personal attire. I switch between watch faces as the mood dictates, cool.

I took four pictures and all came out great. I did watch reviews and F9 is a great setting.

I was scared to purchase this item due to several reviews claiming that this flash head either wouldn't fit on the Godox ad200 pro or would require modification to fit. I have two Godox ad200 pro flashes and all the reviews on YouTube highly recommend using the H200R round flash head on them. I finally decided to take the plunge and I purchased two of them. Both went on smoothly (almost effortlessly) and worked as intended. I saw one review that claimed the LED focus light didn't work. I tested them and they both worked perfectly. I'm very happy with this purchase. The only negative is that in my opinion these round flash heads should come with the Godox ad200 pro. The standard speedlight head that comes with the Godox ad200 pro is obsolete compared to the round flash head, so why make people buy it?

For health reasons, I am moving away from Canon Pro cameras and L telephoto lenses. The Sony is very light weight compared to my previous equipment. The menu is complicated and requires study. Thus far I've photographed wildlife up to 400mm handheld at f/4, ISO 200 and am getting tack sharp images. This is the second Sony RX10 IV that I ordered. The first one had issues with focus. This one is a keeper. Not only is it a fun travel camera, but it is meeting my needs for near pro quality photos in good light.