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 MorePro Fitness Tracker(Answer/Make Call), 1.83” Health Fitness Watch with Heart Rate, Blood Pressure,SpO2 and Sleep Monitor, 100+ Sports Modes, IP68 Waterproof Smart Watch for Men Women24/7 Health Monitoring: Stay connected to your wellness with advanced fitness tracker sensors for heart rate, SpO₂, blood pressure, stress, sleep, and women’s health. This activity tracker smartwatch provides round-the-clock insights to help you live smarter and healthier. (Not a medical device.) 100+ Sports Modes: Power your performance with 100+ sports modes—running, cycling, basketball, yoga, and more. Track calories, steps, distance, and duration in real time. This health fitness watch keeps up with your workouts indoors and outdoors, boosting motivation and results. Dynamic Expressions & Custom Faces: Make fitness fun again! Each time you wake the screen, this smart fitness tracker displays one of nine animated expressions—playful and full of personality. Customize your watch face with photos and control music, camera, and alarms right from your wrist. 1.83” Full Touch Display: Enjoy stunning clarity on the 1.83” full-touch screen fitness tracker. Every fitness stat, message, and call detail appears bright and easy to read—even in sunlight. Smooth touch response and vivid colors make this smart watch for men and women a joy to use every day. Bluetooth Calls & Smart Notifications: Stay hands-free and connected. Make and answer Bluetooth calls directly on your smartwatch, plus receive call, text, and social media alerts (Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat, etc.). A perfect Bluetooth call smartwatch for work, travel, and workouts. Long Battery Life & Fast Charging: The 370 mAh battery supports around 4–5 days of normal use and up to 30 days on standby (varies by usage and settings). Magnetic charging makes it quick and easy to power up. Compatible with Android 7.0 and above, and iOS 13.0 and above. IP68 Waterproof & Durable Design: Designed for an active lifestyle, this IP68 waterproof smartwatch resists sweat, rain, and splashes—perfect for workouts. Lightweight, durable, and comfortable with a 20 mm strap, it’s made to perform reliably through both fitness routines and daily wear. |
As we settle into the 2026 hiking season, the gap between premium outdoor tech and budget wearables continues to widen-at least in price. While major players launch devices costing as much as a trekking pole tent, the MorePro Fitness Tracker positions itself as a capable, low-cost alternative for the casual adventurer. But does a sub-$50 device have a place in your essential safety kit?
We took this 1.83-inch display tracker onto the trails to test its claims. With 100+ sports modes and IP68 waterproofing, it promises versatility, but the reliance on smartphone GPS is a critical distinction for backcountry safety. In this review, we analyze whether this device is a hidden gem for day hikers or a liability for serious navigators.
Cheat Sheet: Is This For You?
Before we dissect the sensors, here is the quick verdict on where the MorePro fits in the 2026 market landscape.
Buy it if:
- You are a Day Hiker: You stick to marked trails and always carry your phone.
- Budget is Priority: You want health metrics without the premium price tag of a Garmin or Suunto.
- You Need Lightweight Gear: At mere ounces, it won't impact your load-check our Pack Weight Calculator to see how it compares to heavier GPS units.
Skip it if:
- You Trek Backcountry: The lack of onboard GPS means if your phone dies, your navigation dies.
- You Need Precision Altimetry: Without a barometric altimeter, elevation data is dependent on phone signal.
- You Swim Often: IP68 is good for rain and sweat, but sustained swimming is better suited for 5ATM rated devices.
Design and Durability on the Trail
In 2026, we expect even budget devices to survive a sudden downpour. The MorePro features an IP68 waterproof rating, which our testing confirmed handles heavy rain and sweat without issue. The 1.83-inch full-touch display is surprisingly vivid, offering decent legibility under tree cover, though direct alpine sun can wash it out slightly compared to AMOLED screens found on higher-end models.
Durability-wise, the 20mm silicone strap is comfortable for all-day wear. It lacks the ruggedized bezel of a dedicated tactical watch, so scrambling over granite requires some wrist awareness to avoid scratching the screen.
Navigation: The Connected GPS Reality
This is the most critical section for hikers. The MorePro uses Connected GPS, meaning it piggybacks on your phone's location services.
The Reality:
- Accuracy: Entirely dependent on your phone's chip. If your phone drifts, the watch drifts.
- Phone Battery Drain: Because your phone is doing the heavy lifting, expect your phone battery to deplete faster-a vital consideration for safety.
- Map Visualization: You won't get topographic maps on your wrist. It tracks your route for post-hike analysis but doesn't offer real-time breadcrumb navigation.
For casual trails, this is sufficient. For deep wilderness, we always recommend a dedicated GPS unit or a watch with offline maps.
Health Metrics: SpO2 and Effort Tracking
Monitoring exertion is key to avoiding burnout on steep ascents. The MorePro includes continuous heart rate monitoring and blood oxygen (SpO2) tracking.
- SpO2 at Altitude: While not a medical device, the SpO2 sensor provides a baseline for how you are acclimating to elevation changes.
- Heart Rate: In our tests, steady-state hiking tracking was consistent. However, rapid spikes during high-intensity scrambling showed a slight lag compared to chest straps.
Using these metrics helps in planning nutrition breaks. If your heart rate stays high, it's time to stop and refuel-use our Trail Food Planner to ensure you are carrying enough calories for the effort levels this watch records.
Battery Life in 2026 Conditions
Battery anxiety is real. The manufacturer claims 4-5 days of normal use. In our testing environment (notifications on, brightness medium, daily 2-hour hikes):
- Real World Result: We squeezed out 3.5 to 4 days consistently.
- Standby: It holds charge well when idle, hitting close to the 30-day claim.
For a weekend camping trip, this is adequate. You won't need to bring a charger for a 3-day excursion, which frees up space in your pack. However, compared to the 20+ day battery life of some 2026 premium hiking watches, it is a frequent charger.
The MorePro Fitness Tracker is not a replacement for a dedicated survival tool, but in the landscape of 2026, it is a competent companion for the recreational hiker. It delivers essential health data and weather-resistant build quality at a fraction of the cost of flagship models. If you are planning a multi-day expedition where navigation is life-or-death, invest in a dedicated GPS device. But for weekend warriors focusing on fitness and local trails, this tracker punches above its weight class. Just remember to pack a power bank for your phone, as that Connected GPS will be thirsty.