Family sharing & SOS
Bring your people closer.
Share selected records with family. SOS calls a saved contact through your nearby, Bluetooth-connected phone.
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Understand how your heart, sleep, stress, ECG and HRV trends change over time — with family sharing, SOS support and Bluetooth calling to keep you connected.
From blood pressure, blood sugar and sleep tracking to SOS safety alerts and Bluetooth calling, it gives you or your family professional health insights straight from your wrist—no pressure, no needles, no guesswork.
Keep heart rate, sleep, and activity insights close throughout your day. With convenient tracking on your wrist and records in the app, following your everyday wellness routine feels simpler.
Connection that fits your day
Family sharing & SOS
Share selected records with family. SOS calls a saved contact through your nearby, Bluetooth-connected phone.
Calls & notifications
Answer Bluetooth calls and receive text and social-app alerts on your wrist.
All-day activity
Record steps, distance, calories, workouts, and supported pace data across multiple sport modes.
The useful little things
Handles sweat, splashes, and handwashing during everyday wear.
Period reminders support your personal calendar.
Get a nudge to stand and move.
Set reminders for water, appointments, and routines.
Adjust your connected phone’s music from your wrist.
Ring your connected phone when it goes missing.
Check your steps and daily activity right on your wrist, making it easier to follow your progress throughout the day.
Before you choose
Compatible iPhones and Android phones that support Bluetooth and the G Band app.
No. Standard G Band wellness, activity, and connected-watch features have no monthly fee.
No. Keep your paired phone nearby with Bluetooth calling enabled and an available phone connection. Add your contact in G Band first.
Only family accounts you authorize in G Band. You can remove their access.
Your supported wellness, sleep, and activity records, plus watch and notification settings.
No. Use appropriate medical devices and professional guidance for diagnosis, treatment, and medication decisions.