“LEMFO” is a smart watch manufacturer that has a lineup of multi-functional machines close to 30,000 yen from entry models around 5,000 yen. Among the entry-level models, the LF26Pro features a mechanical watch-like look with a chronograph-style dial and metal band. A smartwatch that can measure blood pressure.
Blood pressure measurement with LEMFO smartwatch
LEMFO’s “LF26Pro” will be a great choice for those who like watches because it has a design that does not feel the “lightness” that is unique to smartwatches.
For middle-aged and elderly people who are concerned regarding lifestyle-related diseases, blood pressure measurement is a daily routine, but they tend to forget to record it. It is important to keep track of your blood pressure and discover changes.
The LF26Pro prevents such mistakes by transferring and saving the measured data to your smartphone. The measured value is only a guide, but long-term data recording is convenient.
Low LEMFO smartwatch measurement
Blood pressure measurement time is regarding 15 seconds. In addition, since this measurement value is not a medical device, it is basic to use it as a guideline. A value regarding 10 to 15 mmHg lower than the actual sphygmomanometer measurement value came out.
The blood pressure measurement value is designed to be recorded in the standard application “Healthcare” on iPhone. In the dedicated app “Da Fit”, the data is only arranged in the order of measurement, but in healthcare, you can see changes in blood pressure over a span of one day to one year.
The LF26Pro comes with a metal band frame filling tool. If you ask a watchmaker, it will cost 500 to 1,000 yen, but if it is a cheap product, you may want to adjust it yourself.
The size/weight is 46.7W×54H×12Dmm/110g. The battery capacity is 330mAh and the usage time is up to 7 days. The display size is 1.32 inches and the waterproof function is IP68. Other functions include sleep monitoring and weather information display. The actual price is 5,978 yen.
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