Smart Band with Heart Rate Monitor Fitness Activity Tracker Sleep Counter Wireless Pedometer Wristband Sweatproof Sports Bracelet 107

UPDATE: loves this thing when I got it. Used it on and off for about 5 months. Now the brackets on the charging cable are broken and j need to use a rubber band to hold it on. I needed to change apps when I got updated my phone, but after playing around I got one to work. I have a couple name brand (and expensive) trackers and this is by far my favorite!I am thoroughly impressed with this fitness monitor. Prior to this I owned a fitbit. I liked it, but the band was much less secure and it has a lot less features for a lot more money. This synched easily with my iPhone. My phone doesn't seem to synch data on it's own but it does it quickly when I refresh the app (pull down on the main menu). Overall this is a great fitness tracker and I would definitely recommend it to friends!!

I'm not able to give this watch a rating of 4.5It's a cute watch. It was mistaken for a Fitbit once :-). So I researched the original and noticed my watch is designed very close to the Fitbit. On occasion when I check my steps, I've noticed that it's glitchy. It doesn't update accurately. I've been tempted to purchase a cheap pedometer and compare (haven't done this yet). I'm noticing I'm charging it almost every other day; once it gets to 50%. So I'm still on the fence about the battery life. Sweatproof ...I'm still on the fence about that. Overall I do like the watch - It tells the time, LOVE the silent alarm feature, the shade purple is more like magenta (my favorite color <3, it monitors my sleeping patterns. So it's a cool watch intro into smartwatches.

I thought instead of going for a super cheap $15 tracker, I'd go for this one, spend a bit more and get something a bit better but still not break the bank. Bad decision. Okay, there are a couple good things and for these reasons it got an extra star. It's a pretty design and it's very comfortable, I like that it turns on just by me turning my wrist to look at it, and the step counter seems pretty accurate. That's where the good ends. The heart rate monitor is not accurate unless it's adjusted very tightly. The app is the worst part, it doesn't sync with the watch. It did for about a day and then just stopped syncing. Since it's an obscure brand, it doesn't work with any other apps or fitness programs. The SMS and SNS features don't work. Not worth the money.

I really should have listened to the reviews. Everything they say is true. It doesn't pair well with your phone. It keeps having to be rebinded and rebooted. The band....omg! So freaking hard to get in with one hand and it's not functionall AT ALL. Had to rig mine on. The heart rate monitor is all over the place. I got it to monitor my heart rate for workouts. It gives me the same heart rates when I'm sitting as when I'm working out. Save your money. This was a waste. Only gave it 2 stars because the step tracker and the alarm are ok. Sad I wasted my money

I decided the proce was nice and i would give it a shot. Even withall the negative review's. Ive had it for almost a week now. My only complaint is i feel like it cuts and hour or two of my sleep off on the app. Other than that no complaint. I want to help clear up somethi g that others are having problems with.The band wont clasp.- when i put it on too tight it will either not clasp or pop open. So dont do it so tight.The heart rate wont read.- it does take a few seconds to show on the screen, but if the qatxh is too loose then it wont read.The app wont sync to my watch- the app it tells you to use wont work. You have to get veryfit 2.0, i downloaded both and the 2.0 is the only one that works.Its nice and sleek, fits and wears comfortable, and gives me a good estimate on how many steps, miles, sleep, calories, and heart rate. Great buy for the price. Bonus it has a long lasting battery

I bought this for my son and tried it for the first few weeks. It fits his skinny, 12 year old wrist fine (and my chunky thirty-something wrist) and does everything he needs. I was pleasesed with the overall design and features and was planning to buy one for myself/him also. While I was wearing it, I bumped my arm on a wall and the screen has been messed up ever since. On the clumsy scale of 1-10, it was a sold 4 of a hit, but it deleted two lines (vertical) of display ever since (see attached photo). The outside didn’t even get a scratch. I like the watch, but I’ll be looking for something a little more durable for both of us in the future. The only other complaint is that the app does not account for slow heartbeats. I just ran up 2 sets of stairs and I’m only at 70, and the app has the resting heart rate set at 80, so I have never had any results on the heart rate monitor (even during workouts).

I really wasn't sure if I would like a fitness tracker so I didn't want to spend a lot of money to find out. I decided to get this one because it was very reasonably priced and it had a lot of features that I liked.I was easily able to pair it with my phone and got all of the functions to operate (even though the instructions could have been better). The heart rate tracker appears to be accurate, but I really haven't had it tested. I did, however, compare the step tracker to other devices and it is right in line. I really like that it acts as a caller ID for my calls and texts. No more running to find my phone to see who's calling!I did have a slight problem with my tracker a few months after purchase. I contact the seller and they promptly resolved my issues. They definitely get high marks for that!Bottom line is that this is a great little fitness tracker that does everything and more that a well known brand does but at a fraction of the cost.

The watch/tracker itself is fun even though it did add steps to my count as I was folding laundry while sitting down. However my charger broke after a year and a half and I can no longer wear the watch as I can not charge it.