Got this fitness activity monitor for wife as she started gym recently and she was looking for one so she can track activities.
This came in a wee box with a charging cable. Nice pink colour strap and dial. Came with a charging cable which you can connect with your laptop or any other low power adapters. Battery last long time.
Watch track your sleep, steps, heart rate and you also get mobile notifications. Overall not bad watch and does almost everything what you expect from a fitness tracker watch. At the time of review this product was available for 32.99.
Good fitness tracker for kids and small wrists. Measures steps, blood pressure, SPO2, Sleep tracking and heartbeat. Also has option to track workouts. Recommended for the price point.
This fitness tracker from MoreFit works as it should and has all the usual features that you would expect to keep track of your daily activities and record the steps, calories, and distance. It also has a time, heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, alarm clock, and many more. My daughter was asking for a fitness tracker and I thought this one is perfect for her.
The touch screen is nice and responsive, the display is clear, making it easy to operate. All the features work so far and my daughter is very happy with her new gadget. I find that it really encourages her to get about and stay fit.
When it’s charged, the battery stays on for days. Like with many fitness trackers, it uses a USB adapter to charge.
Connecting and pairing to the app is done in a flash, you need to download (or scan a QR code) an app called Keep Health to be able to do this.
It’s rated IP68 waterproof and can be used for swimming, or in the rain, but should not be used for underwater diving or in a hot sauna room.
It’s available on Amazon for 29.69 (at the time of writing).
In short, it’s a good beginner’s fitness tracker that works well and is perfect for my daughter.
As a budget, entry level smart watch, I didn’t set my expectations too high with this one as you usually get what you pay for.
For what this offers, it’s a decent watch.
It offers the usual features such as heart rate, steps etc. It is also waterproof, which 99.9% of these types of watches seem to be.
The touchscreen is good. It’s responsive and easy to navigate through the menus without much fuss. I think the way it is set out makes it clear for the user to get used to how everything works quite quickly.
The battery life is quite good. It lasts from being fully charged on a Monday morning through to Thursday evening on average, depending on use.
It feels comfortable on the wrist and the strap is decent quality. I have found numerous times over the years that a good watch is often let down by a sub-standard strap. Not in this case.
To summarise, this is a good entry level smartwatch that will do the basic tasks well.
This fitness tracker is basic next to some on the market but has all the functions you need for a fraction of the price of high-end fitness watches.
I had noticed that some had trouble with connectivity between watch and phone, using the qr code to get the app I synced the watch to my wife’s google pixel fine. The majority functions being used are the pedometer and heart monitor — I’ve never bothered with the sleep monitor on such watches, as for me that’s when you’d have the tracker off and charging but I understand that for some it is the primary purpose of having such a watch.
The screen is bright, readable and for what you’re paying you are getting a decent tracker.
I got the pink version of this fitness tracker watch for my wife and it looks very nice and smart, although because my wife has very slim wrists the rigid part of the watch and strap are a little too long to allow it to fit neatly to her arm.
There are some very nice aspects to the watch, it seems to be quite accurate at counting steps, heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation (sats). The range of different sports it can monitor is impressive too. The display is very clear, especially as it is quite small. The battery life is ok, if not exceptional. The magnetic charging system works well, although it is easy to knock the connector out of alignment on the watch and stop it charging. I do find it rather annoying that between us we have three fitness tracker watches and they all have magnetic charging leads, but they are all slightly different, it would be great if there was a standard, then I wouldn’t have to label the leads so that I know which watch it belongs to.
My original review only gave 2 stars to this product, however I was contacted by the seller and after I gave them some detailed information about the problesm that I was having with the app they came up with a fix. It used to only work on Android phones with earlier versions of that operating system. The app now works very well on our Android 10 and 11 phones, so I have voluntarily regraded it to four stars.
Below is the text from my original review, showing the problem which has now been resolved.
The biggest problem with this fitness tracker (it isn’t really a smart watch at all) is the app that it needs to connect to, which is called ‘Keep Health’. I tried installing it on both our current watches which run Android 10 and 11 respectively and I was unable to actually ‘bind’ (or pair) to it, it just wouldn’t connect. So I then tried it on an older phone which runs Android 6 and the app works beautifully and connects to the watch and allows the watch face to be changed, the time and date set and all the data from the watch to be downloaded.
Unfortunately this major issue with the app stops this from being really useful ( and indeed useless to anyone with a recent Android phone) and so very reluctantly I can only really give this two stars.
This watch tracks your activities and exercise and sleep and heart rate
This is a bright watch so easy to see the dial
You can check 25 modes which are fabulous
Up to 14 days battery with recommended IOS android
This has so many things you can do with this watch, check for messages etc
A truly brilliant watch
I found this to be a well put together fitness watch. It’s well designed so it looks great and definitely does not come across as a kiddies watch.
It’s very comfortable to wear, it’s looks quite minimalistic but still looks great when wearing it. I love how versatile it is having all the standard features from activity tracker to pulse monitor which I found to be quite accurate. It does have an app where you can sign up to allow you to really monitor your activity which I found does a great job.
Overall, this fitness watch is fantastic value for money It does everything you’d want a fitness watch to do just without the heavy price tag.
Keeping track of my health is now on the wrist of my hand.
With this watch, I track my real-time daily steps, sleep patterns, heart rate, and calorie consumption.
Moreover, the screen is bigger and the silicone strap is super comfy to wear during workout during house chores.
The watch vibrates when giving reminders for calls, messages, and other notifications.
25 sports modes, GPS tracking, good battery life, and great Bluetooth connectivity, awesome.
The watch motivates me to move when I’m sitting for too long.
You can pay several times the price of this moreFit Fitness Tracker (currently selling for 35) or buy a full on smart watch from one of the big brands. However if you’re just after a more basic watch that will help track and monitor your fitness regime, this tracker is worth considering. Its lightweight, has an easy to read display, is straight forward to operate and tracks most of the common things an amateur, like me, wants to monitor. I did find that occassionally it couldn’t read my heart rate, and when I tested the step counter (by walking around the perimeter of our local park while also counting the my steps in my head) it was about 4% over. However as an all round basic fitness watch its not a bad option.
Don’t let the price of this fitness/ health watch put you off. It’s a fraction of the cost of the branded versions and hundreds less than the branded smart watches. But it delivers a wide range of information quickly and easily.
The silicon strap and watch seem to be decent quality and it was fast to charge. It holds charge well and unlike my smartwatch, doesn’t need charging daily. The display is clear and easy to read and it’s comfortable to wear. There’s a qr code to set up with a phone App and via that, you can customise the face and all settings. It’s an ideal way for anyone keen on improving fitness to monitor improvement in heart rate. Or to watch recovery time after a workout. It provides blood oxygen readings and both these health features seem to be accurate; I get the same reading as on my smart watch. It’ll monitor sleep, give message and phone alerts and much more.
The unit is less than the cost of some heart rate and blood oxygen fingertip monitors but delivers these functions as part of a well thought out package of features. I can’t fault it.
A great fitness tracker with a clear hd screen that shows your heart rate, sleep monitor, pedometer, oxygen monitor and time. It is great to track your fitness in terms of calorie expenditure and the screen and message reminders. The fitness tracker also has 25 different exercise modes that will show you your running pace, and distance and even a map of your workout route i.e if you’re running, or cycling. Overall this is a gread fitness tracker and I would absolutely recommend it works in a range of different ways to ensure you are meeting your goals.
My mum isn’t the biggest technology person but she liked the pedometer, heartbeat and other functions on my Apple Watch but didn’t want something that expensive. This is the perfect in-between! Does all the basics and you can edit the watch face and other things through the mobile app.
The charging function is great! Just bring the charger near the back of the watch and it connects through a magnet; no need to plug anything into the watch! It fits nicely and has so far been working as it should.
Would definitely recommend – especially for those that want the ‘smart’ features but don’t want to spend hundreds.
This fitness watch arrived nicely boxed, so would be perfect as a gift. User guide and magnetic charging cable were attached.
The strap is soft, flexible and adjustable. Sizing is exactly as per listing description.
The watch was easy to set up. It is easy to read and has many useful functions to include heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, stop watch, timer, music control, sports fitness tracker with pedometer; call, SMS notification, Instagram, Facebook alerts etc.
It syncs with the mobile phone, so all data can be reviewed/compared in the app. It is very useful to monitor progress.
Works well with my Android Samsung mobile phone. The watch is rechargable and the battery lasts for long.
Simple, sleek design, easy to use . Nice looking, excellent for the price.
I got this fitness watch for my daughter. It was very easy to set up and use. You can download the app and didn’t take long. Great for people who want to monitor their daily activities. You can check your heart rate, how many steps you took a day, time, set alarm, blood pressure, your bmi, change the design on the screen and much more. The screen is easy to see and the straps are adjustable and comfortable. Great value for money and works just like smart watched on the market but for less. The colour black looks sleek and stylish.
Economical fitness tracker.
The fitness tracker is small and lightweight, it is comfortable on the wrist, suitable for all day and day wear.
It has a long battery life and charges pretty quickly- the special magnet charging lead is provided but it does need a plug adaptor a regular socket as it is on a usb.
It has a lot of the features that you find on the much more expensive brand leader and they work well giving quick, easy to read results.
It is dependent on the free to download app to work properly. This is available on both apple and android devices.
I think it represents good value for money, it is not quite as slick as the big brand name but it works well and costs a lot less.
I thought this looked rather like my old ‘fitbit’ and was intrigued to see how it performs.
I do quite a bit of walking and like to take note of my steps to keep motivated.
The modes are
Sleep (to show quality and length of sleep)
Heart rate
Blood pressure
Blood oxygen level
Steps it counts your steps
Workout mode(Walk,run,cycle,mountaineering)
Other (gives further choices)
It comes with a specially shaped USB charge cable which is magnetic so you can fit it to the watch without the need to actually insert it. You do need to make sure you have it the right way round on the watch as it grips either way.Charge for a couple of hours to begin with. It buzzes at you to show when its empty.
The strap is made of that nylonish material popular on modern sport watches and has a buckle closure with plenty of slots.
I dont think you could replace the strap, is looks to be screwed on with tiny star shaped screw heads.
In use
The watch is very dependent on your phone and only works with Android or Apple (only tested here with android).
Without it, the time will not be correct and there is no way on the watch to adjust it as far as I can discover.
You can choose a main watch face in the app including customising using a picture from your phone.
The screen comes alive through movement detection ,it isn’t every tiny little twitch but if you want it to monitor your sleep, choosing a dark background will be less likely to be noticeable .
There is a notification of call / messages option.
You must have your phone with you to monitor anything happening on the phone.
Things like steps taken , heart rate etc dont need the app , its just for synching with the internet and GPS or telling you of messages .
The workout mode includes various types of workout with the ability to use your phones GPS to monitor your progress. I did not use this as it would mean using phone data and I haven’t got a lot on my phone.
You cannot connect it to anything except a phone so there is no facility to save to a laptop etc.
There are no mechanical buttons on the phone, seeing the time and options is done entirely by touching a place on its screen.
Short press reels through the modes and long press works through the choices in a sub menu fashion.
The information leaflet leaves a lot of questions unanswered so you must try things until you work them out.
I found by reeling through the first screens and then long pressing, another set of options appear and can be reeled though too.
There is a power off option and powering on is then a long press to restart it.
I quite like the main screen which is simple, just time and date and I have steps for my main activity but I assume it would change depending on choices made.
You can choose from various main screen backgrounds and layouts using the app which is nice .
The app wants you to log in but you don’t really need to.It will work if not logged in too, you just have to skip the bits you don’t want.
You do have to allow it some internet access else it cant update the watch with correct time etc.
If you do decide to log in, you can make an account or use an existing social media type log in .
Wont work with amazon fire I tried but there is no option to download the App.
The App does not work with our laptops although the watch DOES pair with my bluetooth on windows but there is no app to use it with.
Its not going to be usable when swimming.
All in all this seems a decent fitness tracker ,worth the price, with a lot of scope for monitoring various activities and health aspects providing you do so via its freely downloadable app .
Works with a phone App for android 4.4.8 or IOS 9.0 or newe
This fitness tracker watch with a full-colour display is a great little device for the price. Does what it’s supposed to do, the related app works well on my android and iPhone devices and has zero problems with synchronising for data. Battery life is very strong and I haven’t had to recharge it as yet though It only takes an hour to fully recharge from fully flat.
All in all, a decent product that does everything it should at less than half the price of similar known brands so I’m more than happy to recommend it.
Thanks for taking the time to read my short review, I hope you found it helpful.
Since i suffer with issues with my heart rate, Keeping track of it is very important, As well as other things like oxygen levels and tracking my fitness steps. This fitness tracker has an accurate pulse reader, Giving me a decent BPM reading that’s pretty much on the ball when placed on the back of the wrist near the veins.
My only negative is that the software that can be downloaded won’t connect to the watch. I followed the instructions, and it would not connect. it does however recognize that it exists, But eternally tried to connect, Even with Bluetooth on and following everything to the T with the provided instructions.
The watch however does function on reading the heart rate, step counting and most of the other features without the need of the software, As that provides a way to change the date and time and also track health with long term in software charts. Hopefully this will be fixed soon.
Very good budget fitness tracker, the screen is very clear, bright and crisp.
Very easy to set up and use and actuate too.
Notifications too just like a smart watch.
Comfy on the wrist and lovely dusky pink silicon strap, great battery life.
Easy to set up the app via the qr code in the instructions.
Customizable screen and many tracking options.
a real contender to the other expensive brands.
the sides are plastic though which could become scuffed with usage.
Got this fitness activity monitor for wife as she started gym recently and she was looking for one so she can track activities.
This came in a wee box with a charging cable. Nice pink colour strap and dial. Came with a charging cable which you can connect with your laptop or any other low power adapters. Battery last long time.
Watch track your sleep, steps, heart rate and you also get mobile notifications. Overall not bad watch and does almost everything what you expect from a fitness tracker watch. At the time of review this product was available for 32.99.
Very nice watch, does all same things as more expensive famous brands. App sometimes doesn’t work hence 4 stars
Good fitness tracker for kids and small wrists. Measures steps, blood pressure, SPO2, Sleep tracking and heartbeat. Also has option to track workouts. Recommended for the price point.
This fitness tracker from MoreFit works as it should and has all the usual features that you would expect to keep track of your daily activities and record the steps, calories, and distance. It also has a time, heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, alarm clock, and many more. My daughter was asking for a fitness tracker and I thought this one is perfect for her.
The touch screen is nice and responsive, the display is clear, making it easy to operate. All the features work so far and my daughter is very happy with her new gadget. I find that it really encourages her to get about and stay fit.
When it’s charged, the battery stays on for days. Like with many fitness trackers, it uses a USB adapter to charge.
Connecting and pairing to the app is done in a flash, you need to download (or scan a QR code) an app called Keep Health to be able to do this.
It’s rated IP68 waterproof and can be used for swimming, or in the rain, but should not be used for underwater diving or in a hot sauna room.
It’s available on Amazon for 29.69 (at the time of writing).
In short, it’s a good beginner’s fitness tracker that works well and is perfect for my daughter.
As a budget, entry level smart watch, I didn’t set my expectations too high with this one as you usually get what you pay for.
For what this offers, it’s a decent watch.
It offers the usual features such as heart rate, steps etc. It is also waterproof, which 99.9% of these types of watches seem to be.
The touchscreen is good. It’s responsive and easy to navigate through the menus without much fuss. I think the way it is set out makes it clear for the user to get used to how everything works quite quickly.
The battery life is quite good. It lasts from being fully charged on a Monday morning through to Thursday evening on average, depending on use.
It feels comfortable on the wrist and the strap is decent quality. I have found numerous times over the years that a good watch is often let down by a sub-standard strap. Not in this case.
To summarise, this is a good entry level smartwatch that will do the basic tasks well.
This fitness tracker is basic next to some on the market but has all the functions you need for a fraction of the price of high-end fitness watches.
I had noticed that some had trouble with connectivity between watch and phone, using the qr code to get the app I synced the watch to my wife’s google pixel fine. The majority functions being used are the pedometer and heart monitor — I’ve never bothered with the sleep monitor on such watches, as for me that’s when you’d have the tracker off and charging but I understand that for some it is the primary purpose of having such a watch.
The screen is bright, readable and for what you’re paying you are getting a decent tracker.
I got the pink version of this fitness tracker watch for my wife and it looks very nice and smart, although because my wife has very slim wrists the rigid part of the watch and strap are a little too long to allow it to fit neatly to her arm.
There are some very nice aspects to the watch, it seems to be quite accurate at counting steps, heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation (sats). The range of different sports it can monitor is impressive too. The display is very clear, especially as it is quite small. The battery life is ok, if not exceptional. The magnetic charging system works well, although it is easy to knock the connector out of alignment on the watch and stop it charging. I do find it rather annoying that between us we have three fitness tracker watches and they all have magnetic charging leads, but they are all slightly different, it would be great if there was a standard, then I wouldn’t have to label the leads so that I know which watch it belongs to.
My original review only gave 2 stars to this product, however I was contacted by the seller and after I gave them some detailed information about the problesm that I was having with the app they came up with a fix. It used to only work on Android phones with earlier versions of that operating system. The app now works very well on our Android 10 and 11 phones, so I have voluntarily regraded it to four stars.
Below is the text from my original review, showing the problem which has now been resolved.
The biggest problem with this fitness tracker (it isn’t really a smart watch at all) is the app that it needs to connect to, which is called ‘Keep Health’. I tried installing it on both our current watches which run Android 10 and 11 respectively and I was unable to actually ‘bind’ (or pair) to it, it just wouldn’t connect. So I then tried it on an older phone which runs Android 6 and the app works beautifully and connects to the watch and allows the watch face to be changed, the time and date set and all the data from the watch to be downloaded.
Unfortunately this major issue with the app stops this from being really useful ( and indeed useless to anyone with a recent Android phone) and so very reluctantly I can only really give this two stars.
This watch tracks your activities and exercise and sleep and heart rate
This is a bright watch so easy to see the dial
You can check 25 modes which are fabulous
Up to 14 days battery with recommended IOS android
This has so many things you can do with this watch, check for messages etc
A truly brilliant watch
The fitness tracker is value for money, for the money I would recommend i
I found this to be a well put together fitness watch. It’s well designed so it looks great and definitely does not come across as a kiddies watch.
It’s very comfortable to wear, it’s looks quite minimalistic but still looks great when wearing it. I love how versatile it is having all the standard features from activity tracker to pulse monitor which I found to be quite accurate. It does have an app where you can sign up to allow you to really monitor your activity which I found does a great job.
Overall, this fitness watch is fantastic value for money It does everything you’d want a fitness watch to do just without the heavy price tag.
Hope you found my review useful.
Keeping track of my health is now on the wrist of my hand.
With this watch, I track my real-time daily steps, sleep patterns, heart rate, and calorie consumption.
Moreover, the screen is bigger and the silicone strap is super comfy to wear during workout during house chores.
The watch vibrates when giving reminders for calls, messages, and other notifications.
25 sports modes, GPS tracking, good battery life, and great Bluetooth connectivity, awesome.
The watch motivates me to move when I’m sitting for too long.
You can pay several times the price of this moreFit Fitness Tracker (currently selling for 35) or buy a full on smart watch from one of the big brands. However if you’re just after a more basic watch that will help track and monitor your fitness regime, this tracker is worth considering. Its lightweight, has an easy to read display, is straight forward to operate and tracks most of the common things an amateur, like me, wants to monitor. I did find that occassionally it couldn’t read my heart rate, and when I tested the step counter (by walking around the perimeter of our local park while also counting the my steps in my head) it was about 4% over. However as an all round basic fitness watch its not a bad option.
Don’t let the price of this fitness/ health watch put you off. It’s a fraction of the cost of the branded versions and hundreds less than the branded smart watches. But it delivers a wide range of information quickly and easily.
The silicon strap and watch seem to be decent quality and it was fast to charge. It holds charge well and unlike my smartwatch, doesn’t need charging daily. The display is clear and easy to read and it’s comfortable to wear. There’s a qr code to set up with a phone App and via that, you can customise the face and all settings. It’s an ideal way for anyone keen on improving fitness to monitor improvement in heart rate. Or to watch recovery time after a workout. It provides blood oxygen readings and both these health features seem to be accurate; I get the same reading as on my smart watch. It’ll monitor sleep, give message and phone alerts and much more.
The unit is less than the cost of some heart rate and blood oxygen fingertip monitors but delivers these functions as part of a well thought out package of features. I can’t fault it.
A great fitness tracker with a clear hd screen that shows your heart rate, sleep monitor, pedometer, oxygen monitor and time. It is great to track your fitness in terms of calorie expenditure and the screen and message reminders. The fitness tracker also has 25 different exercise modes that will show you your running pace, and distance and even a map of your workout route i.e if you’re running, or cycling. Overall this is a gread fitness tracker and I would absolutely recommend it works in a range of different ways to ensure you are meeting your goals.
My mum isn’t the biggest technology person but she liked the pedometer, heartbeat and other functions on my Apple Watch but didn’t want something that expensive. This is the perfect in-between! Does all the basics and you can edit the watch face and other things through the mobile app.
The charging function is great! Just bring the charger near the back of the watch and it connects through a magnet; no need to plug anything into the watch! It fits nicely and has so far been working as it should.
Would definitely recommend – especially for those that want the ‘smart’ features but don’t want to spend hundreds.
This fitness watch arrived nicely boxed, so would be perfect as a gift. User guide and magnetic charging cable were attached.
The strap is soft, flexible and adjustable. Sizing is exactly as per listing description.
The watch was easy to set up. It is easy to read and has many useful functions to include heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, stop watch, timer, music control, sports fitness tracker with pedometer; call, SMS notification, Instagram, Facebook alerts etc.
It syncs with the mobile phone, so all data can be reviewed/compared in the app. It is very useful to monitor progress.
Works well with my Android Samsung mobile phone. The watch is rechargable and the battery lasts for long.
Simple, sleek design, easy to use . Nice looking, excellent for the price.
I got this fitness watch for my daughter. It was very easy to set up and use. You can download the app and didn’t take long. Great for people who want to monitor their daily activities. You can check your heart rate, how many steps you took a day, time, set alarm, blood pressure, your bmi, change the design on the screen and much more. The screen is easy to see and the straps are adjustable and comfortable. Great value for money and works just like smart watched on the market but for less. The colour black looks sleek and stylish.
Economical fitness tracker.
The fitness tracker is small and lightweight, it is comfortable on the wrist, suitable for all day and day wear.
It has a long battery life and charges pretty quickly- the special magnet charging lead is provided but it does need a plug adaptor a regular socket as it is on a usb.
It has a lot of the features that you find on the much more expensive brand leader and they work well giving quick, easy to read results.
It is dependent on the free to download app to work properly. This is available on both apple and android devices.
I think it represents good value for money, it is not quite as slick as the big brand name but it works well and costs a lot less.
I do quite a bit of walking and like to take note of my steps to keep motivated.
The modes are
Sleep (to show quality and length of sleep)
Heart rate
Blood pressure
Blood oxygen level
Steps it counts your steps
Workout mode(Walk,run,cycle,mountaineering)
Other (gives further choices)
It comes with a specially shaped USB charge cable which is magnetic so you can fit it to the watch without the need to actually insert it. You do need to make sure you have it the right way round on the watch as it grips either way.Charge for a couple of hours to begin with. It buzzes at you to show when its empty.
The strap is made of that nylonish material popular on modern sport watches and has a buckle closure with plenty of slots.
I dont think you could replace the strap, is looks to be screwed on with tiny star shaped screw heads.
In use
The watch is very dependent on your phone and only works with Android or Apple (only tested here with android).
Without it, the time will not be correct and there is no way on the watch to adjust it as far as I can discover.
You can choose a main watch face in the app including customising using a picture from your phone.
The screen comes alive through movement detection ,it isn’t every tiny little twitch but if you want it to monitor your sleep, choosing a dark background will be less likely to be noticeable .
There is a notification of call / messages option.
You must have your phone with you to monitor anything happening on the phone.
Things like steps taken , heart rate etc dont need the app , its just for synching with the internet and GPS or telling you of messages .
The workout mode includes various types of workout with the ability to use your phones GPS to monitor your progress. I did not use this as it would mean using phone data and I haven’t got a lot on my phone.
You cannot connect it to anything except a phone so there is no facility to save to a laptop etc.
There are no mechanical buttons on the phone, seeing the time and options is done entirely by touching a place on its screen.
Short press reels through the modes and long press works through the choices in a sub menu fashion.
The information leaflet leaves a lot of questions unanswered so you must try things until you work them out.
I found by reeling through the first screens and then long pressing, another set of options appear and can be reeled though too.
There is a power off option and powering on is then a long press to restart it.
I quite like the main screen which is simple, just time and date and I have steps for my main activity but I assume it would change depending on choices made.
You can choose from various main screen backgrounds and layouts using the app which is nice .
The app wants you to log in but you don’t really need to.It will work if not logged in too, you just have to skip the bits you don’t want.
You do have to allow it some internet access else it cant update the watch with correct time etc.
If you do decide to log in, you can make an account or use an existing social media type log in .
Wont work with amazon fire I tried but there is no option to download the App.
The App does not work with our laptops although the watch DOES pair with my bluetooth on windows but there is no app to use it with.
Its not going to be usable when swimming.
All in all this seems a decent fitness tracker ,worth the price, with a lot of scope for monitoring various activities and health aspects providing you do so via its freely downloadable app .
All in all, a decent product that does everything it should at less than half the price of similar known brands so I’m more than happy to recommend it.
Thanks for taking the time to read my short review, I hope you found it helpful.
All the bes
Since i suffer with issues with my heart rate, Keeping track of it is very important, As well as other things like oxygen levels and tracking my fitness steps. This fitness tracker has an accurate pulse reader, Giving me a decent BPM reading that’s pretty much on the ball when placed on the back of the wrist near the veins.
My only negative is that the software that can be downloaded won’t connect to the watch. I followed the instructions, and it would not connect. it does however recognize that it exists, But eternally tried to connect, Even with Bluetooth on and following everything to the T with the provided instructions.
The watch however does function on reading the heart rate, step counting and most of the other features without the need of the software, As that provides a way to change the date and time and also track health with long term in software charts. Hopefully this will be fixed soon.
Very good budget fitness tracker, the screen is very clear, bright and crisp.
Very easy to set up and use and actuate too.
Notifications too just like a smart watch.
Comfy on the wrist and lovely dusky pink silicon strap, great battery life.
Easy to set up the app via the qr code in the instructions.
Customizable screen and many tracking options.
a real contender to the other expensive brands.
the sides are plastic though which could become scuffed with usage.