Fitness Tracker- Smart Watches for Women Men with 24/7 Heart Rate Monitor Blood Oxygen Sleep Tracker, Waterproof Fitness Watch, Activity Smartwatch for Android iPhone, Calorie Distance Pedometer, Gift

MUCH MORE THAN A PEDOMETER
I have used Fitbit products for ages. They are not cheap and each one has broken in the same spot by the band and cannot be fixed. After 4 replacements in the last few years, I decided not more. I researched and found this one and not only is it cheaper than my old ones, it does more and you can even put a picture on the face! This pedometer in conjunction with the free app also track sleep pattern, oxygen, steps, accepts text messages and SO much great stuff! Charge lasts me 2 weeks plus. Love this SO much, I bought a 2nd as a backup.

Excellent sedentary reminder!
I bought this watch primarily for its sedentary reminder function and secondarily for counting steps. I’ve been wearing it every day for almost 6 weeks. Its sedentary alerts are reliable and consistent (customizable from 30 min on up): 5 stars for this. Its step counter tends to overestimate a smidge because step length is based on your height and not on actual inputted measurements: 3 stars for this. I’ve stuck with this watch because it has the most reliable sedentary alert system at a low price point. In addition, the companion app is simple and easy to use.

Long battery life
Love everything about this watch. Does everything it says. I needed the oxygen level and it takes it automatically 24 hours a day, and charts it on the app. It is very stylish and charges quickly. Very easy to setup and use. Received quickly.

Pretty and feminine … but still deciding if I’ll keep it due to techie learning curve.
I’m not a techie and this is the first tracker I’m attempting to try. It’s a great slim size and I like the silver around the face and the metallic band making it feminine and pretty, although my wrist is getting sweaty under it and the buckle is in the way as I type right now. I haven’t worn a watch in many years, so this will take getting used to and may need to source another band which seems any 16 mm quick release kind will work based on research. I figured out easily how to swap from the silicone to metal band. I was bummed that I had to download an app (which I don’t do) just to set the date and time on this tracker. I won’t be using it for other “smart” things, just step counting and BPM. You need the app to change the background as well, so that’s a pain. I’ve noticed that it claims I have done hundreds of steps — and I’m sitting at the computer learning how to use this so that’s not building my confidence that this is really going to work to truly count steps. It also hasn’t told me to get up, and I set it for activity reminders. I have not yet seen a feature for counting stairs, and I’d like credit for those separate from steps. It swipes various ways and is not intuitive to me but I’m willing to try it a bit longer and see what I think. For COLOR info, if you’re wondering as I was, I couldn’t find anywhere the difference between the silicone APRICOT and OFF-WHITE bands. My photos show the off-white, which looks like a beige/taupe to me as it matches my taupe shoes/purse. I do think it’s odd that when it hits midnight, the time shows 00 for that hour. For example, in my photo it’s 12:12 am but it shows 00:12 am. I also wanted to show the alert screen for “sitting too long” but if you don’t look, you’ll miss it. I did confirm that skinnier leather bands do fit this model as well. I’ll provide an update if I keep it and learn more.