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Manage your itel smart watch and trusted sports and health management assistants
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
iPulse is the health and fitness app that itel ships on its phones, and it pairs with itel smartwatches. It records daily steps and weight and connects to the watch to collect health readings. The developer describes it as a way to manage the watch from the phone.
Most of the day-to-day use depends on the watch being paired. The listing says the watch then receives incoming calls and push messages from the phone, and it can make Bluetooth calls. You can also check the weather from the watch.
The build we hold is iPulse 5.8.1.13 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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The watch measures heart rate, sleep and blood oxygen, and iPulse syncs that data to the phone. The developer says the app turns the readings into advice.
The developer also says these readings are for general fitness and health only and are not for medical use.
iPulse counts your steps through the day. You set a daily step goal, and the app shows how close you are to it. The listing says the step count is visible at a glance.
Steps are logged alongside weight, so you can follow both in the same app.
For outdoor sessions, iPulse records a track of each run, walk or ride, along with pace and speed. The developer lists three activity types: running, walking and cycling.
During a workout the app can read sports data aloud in real time. The developer describes the data as analysed after the session, giving a breakdown of the effort.