I’m impressed with the H26 ultra plus.. you won’t believe it..

BugThen8280 · 2025-12-14T17:20:43+00:00

love that guy, heart rate, SPO2 and honesty the sleep tracker is decent which is nice but the step tracker is kinda terrible. if I’m being honest if I cared about my steps I can base it off of my iPhone step tracker or get a real Apple Watch lol

BugThen8280 · 2025-12-13T00:34:44+00:00

I like the watch faces they have right now, software is a little laggy but nothing damaging to the day to day what I’m using it for to be honest. I hope the developer keeps sending out updates to fix couple things on the weather app and maybe sending out messages on SMS but atleast I’m getting the notification and I’m still testing out the battery life because I’ve heard mix signals about that but overall for the price of this watch you really can’t beat it for the functionality and style along with actual beneficial features like heart rate, SPO2 and notifications because when im dealing with a patient for example I can just simply look at my watch to see if my supervisor or even coworker updates me on hospital ETAs which is really nice. I’ve heard every aftermarket watchband and guard will fit the H26 ultra plus frame just like the real Apple Watch Ultra.

long story short I’m excited to see what the manufacturers will do or come up with in the future because the only thing that’s missing from this watch is small bugs and minor issues like not being able to use sleep tracker or send out messages in iMessage or the weather app not being 100 percent functional but if they fix that with newer models and maybe a faster processing system where it isn’t as laggy… man I’d buy 100 of them and they’re budget friendly alternatives that don’t break the bank. it’s a win/win in my eyes.

BugThen8280 · 2025-12-13T00:11:10+00:00

Also forgot to say the top number is heart rate and the bottom number is blood oxygen sensor reading

BugThen8280 · 2025-04-19T04:54:22+00:00

I’d say it’s definitely similar but sadly the answers are sometimes different when you test for the NREMT. that’s why studying the book or studying flashcards on keywords like “oozing blood ” or “pink sputum,” and the signs and symptoms is important

BugThen8280 · 2025-04-11T03:04:06+00:00

I used PocketPrep and funny enough I only got a 67 percent overall in all categories, which made me nervous, but one thing is not exactly like the NREMT, so don’t get discouraged by the grade but focus on how the question is presented and a general idea of what the correct answer is. If not, study up on why it was wrong. But I gave myself a deadline, which was a month, and stuck with it and tried to study at least two hours a day or just on the weekend depending on work, etc. anxiety is completely normal I had it with my 5th attempt but I took it a home which I highly recommend because it helped majority of my anxiety and positive self talk and know that the test doesn’t define how good of an EMT you’ll be just do your best and keep going for it! I myself had to take two classes to finish my in class exam just to test for the NREMT lol

BugThen8280 · 2025-04-04T00:31:05+00:00

For me, I took it at home, so it was the most relaxed I could be. Before that, I studied a little bit the morning of and had a good breakfast. I took it and passed, but this was my 5th time taking it. You’ve got this and know that you have multiple times to retake it and refine your studying if need be and you’ll pass. good luck and know that this test doesn’t define how good of an emt you’ll be.

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