Delvfire Pulse Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor
Delvfire Pulse Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Sports Mode, Step Counter, Waterproof, 7-Day Battery, Pedometer, Calorie Counter, Sleep Monitor for Kids, Women and Men iPhone Android
BOX CONTENTS
- 1 x Delvfire Pulse Fitness Tracker
- 1 x Quick Start User Guide
- 1 x Registration Card
IMPORTANT NOTE:All Delvfire fitness wristbands DO NOTcome with or require a special charger. All you need to do is simply remove both straps and plug directly into a USB socket on a computer, mobile/tablet charger or power bank.
FEATURES
- ALL-DAY ACTIVITY TRACKING: Track steps, heart rate, distance, calories burned and active minutes
- MULTI-SPORT TRACKING: Track specific workouts like running, cycling or weights and see real-time stats on your wrist
- GPS: Connect to your phone’s GPS to see real-time stats like pace and distance on your wrist and a map of your route post-workout
- HEART RATE: Continuous, automatic tracking of your heart rate to help better understand your health and fitness
- SLEEP QUALITY TRACKING: Automatically track sleep quality during the night* and see your time in light and deep sleep stages
- SILENT ALARMS: Set a silent alarm and your wristband will wake you peacefully
- WATER RESISTANT: Can be worn in up to 2 metres of water, ideal for swimming
- CALL & MESSAGE ALERTS: See incoming calls, text messages and notifications from Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and more
- REMINDERS TO MOVE Your fitness tracker will remind you to stay active if you are inactive for too long
- WRIST SENSE Rotate your wrist to automatically turn on your tracker’s screen for quick access to your stats and notifications
- LONG BATTERY LIFE Wear your fitness wristband for up to 7 days** without needing to charge it
- TOUCH SCREEN Touch sensitive OLED display for quick access to your stats and notifications
- FAST & EASY CHARGING Remove straps and plug directly into a USB port on a computer, mobile/tablet charger or power bank. Fully charged in around 1 hour
* sleep quality is only tracked during the evening from 11pm
** 7 day battery life under normal operating conditions
COMPATIBILITY
A smartphone or tablet is required to setup all Delvfire fitness wristbands.
APPLE
- iPhone 4s or above
- iPad 3 or above
- iPad Mini 1 or above
- iPad Air 1 or above
- iPad Pro 1 or above
- iPod Touch 5 or above
Running iOS 7.1 or above
ANDROID
- Android Phone/Tablet (Samsung J Series not supported)
- Android 4.5 or above
- Bluetooth 4.0 or above
NOT SUPPORTED
- Windows (all variants)
- Amazon Kindle (all variants)
- Amazon Fire (all variants)
- Samsung J1
- Samsung J2
- Samsung J3
- Samsung J5
- Samsung J7
FUNCTIONS
- Time, date & day (12hr / 24hr format)
- Step pedometer
- Calories burned
- Distance (Miles / Kilometres)
- Active minutes
- Daily activity journal
- Health & fitness goals and celebrations
- Heart rate (real-time, resting, average and maximum)
- Custom heart rate zones
- Sport tracking (walking, running, hiking, trekking, cycling, fitness, treadmill, spinning, badminton, yoga, basketball, football, tennis, dancing)
- Connected GPS (pace and distance with map of your route post-workout)
- Activity, sleep and heart rate history (day, week, month, year)
- Sleep quality tracking (light, deep, awake)
- Alarms (up to 10 per day)
- Caller alerts (Name/Number)
- SMS text message alerts (name/number and message)
- App message alerts (Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Skype, Instagram, LinkedIn, Line, Viber, KakaoTalk, VKontakte, WeChat, QQ)
- Share Stats (email, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Instagram, LinkedIn, Flickr, WeChat, Moments, QQ)
- Remote camera control
- Reminders to move
- Night mode (mute notifications)
- Wrist sense (rotate wrist to turn on screen)
- 4 watch faces
- Apple Health integration (steps and heart rate)
- Google Fit integration (steps and heart rate)
SPECS
- Model: Delvfire Pulse
- App: VeryFitPro
- Bluetooth sync range: 7 metres
- Battery recharge interval: ~ 5-7 days
- Charge time: ~ 1 hour
- Charge method: USB
- Water Resistance: IP67 (2 metres)
- Screen: 24mm x 13mm OLED, touch sensitive
- Device body size: 49mm x 22mm x 9mm
- Weight: 17.8g
- Band Material: Thermoplastic Elastomer
- Wrist Size 140mm – 210mm
ALLERGY INFORMATION
CAUTION: Contains Nickel. The device may cause skin irritation.
Some people may experience reactions to certain materials used in jewellery, watches, and other wearable items that are in prolonged contact with their skin. This can be due to allergies, environmental factors, extended exposure to irritants like soap, sweat, or other causes. You may be more likely to experience irritation from any wearable device if you have allergies or other sensitivities. If you have known skin sensitivities, please take special care when wearing your Delvfire. You may be more likely to experience irritation from your Delvfire if you wear it too tightly. Remove your Delvfire periodically to allow your skin to breathe. Keeping your Delvfire and the band clean and dry will reduce the possibility of skin irritation. If you experience redness, swelling, itchiness, or any other irritation or discomfort on your skin around, or beneath, your Delvfire, please remove your Delvfire and consult your doctor before resuming wear. Continued use, even after symptoms subside, may result in renewed or increased irritation.
| Size: | One Size |
| Dimensions: | 4.9 x 2.2 x 0.9 cm; 17.8 Grams |
| Brand: | Delvfire |
| Model: | ID115HRP-BLACK |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Delvfire |
| Age: | Kid |
| Composition: | Buckle contains Nickel. |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 4.9 x 2.2 x 0.9 cm; 17.8 Grams |
| Size: | One Size |
Was aware that my 13 year old daughter was not as active as ahe thought she was. This watch sorted that out.
Strap comfortable and her sensitive skin likes it.
Great motivator.
This was a winner for me. Basic design, but all the parameters I am used to. It works with the app, and gives me the graphs, which I desire.
Reasonably priced tool to allow you to check your excercise and sleep and warn you if you are sitting too long. The first one lasted 5 years and my wife loves the changeable bracelets that let her match it to her outfits.
Great product, perfect for my needs, step counter was my main reason for buying, but it has other great functions. Stylish, easy to use and set up. Comfortable to wear and has a long running time before it needs charging. Really pleased with this purchase.
Tracker works well, easy to use and is good value for money.
Amazing Quality, Changeable Straps, Useful Features with intuitive app! No complaints here!
So the main reason why I wanted this Fitbit was for the amount of steps, and surprisingly the steps were really accurate! It functions normally and for the price, it’s pretty good. I would recommend this to others.
Delivered on time and easy to set up. Bought for my 11 years old daughter and she loves it. Very good for the price and set up with iPhone
Very fast delivery from Amazon does same as Fitbit at a very reasonable price.
It came next day and is an improvement on the previous one I had.
I use it to check footsteps and my mileage for each day, hoping to reach my targets. Also the heart monitor part is useful to see, keeping an eye on things especially after doing keep fit exercises. The product is easy to understand how to use, although I only use a small part of it.
Like my Fitbit so that I know how many steps I have done as I need to exercise more due to my diabetes.
Encourages me to do more walking.
I bought pretty much the exact same watch about 8 years ago, but the strap finally have out. This is a more basic one compared with those available that measure BP and about every exercise going, but it is accurate on sleep and steps and a neat little watch
I don’t think it is very accurate for HR and sleep. The sleep tracking I find useful just to mostly see what time I fell asleep and woke up.
I find the app very easy to use and have been using the APP for a few years. I did try another reasonable priced watch and app but i came back to this one as found it better to use.
only bad point. It doesn’t last more than a year/12 months. I keep buying a new one every 12 months as for the price it is reasonable but what the issue I have is when you pull off the strap to reveal the charging area. each time you pull off the strap the charger gets weaker and eventually brakes. I have 2 break off and one some how the plastic broke off but the metal connectors stayed on. this is now my 4th one. but i do like the app I am used to it, I have very small wrists so was looking for one that is small none bulky and suitable for everyday wear.
so i wear it everyday and replace it roughly every 12 months when the charger brakes off but for the price i find that reasonable.
I wear this everyday. I work in healthcare so its great for knowing date and time. Added bonus of step counting and sleep monitoring. Chargeable straps are good for cleaning. Holds charge really well. I charge once a week for rather heavy usage
of device. App is good, connecting to app can take time if not synced up for a few days. Only down side is the Blood pressure reader flashing rather brightly so i have turned this off. In settings you can have this set automatically or manually so if i want to check my BP i can tap screen as and when.
Best funtion is the alarms. Can set a number of alarms throughout day and watch has a strong vibration for alerts.
You can link to your phone for texts and calls but i dont use this feature. As its just a notification.
I love this watch and I have lived in it. It’s accurate enough and comfortable. Unfortunately, after 2 years of constant wear, I need a replacement strap and this company is no longer selling them on Amazon. I would buy another one of these watches if the seller makes them available again.
Pics are from just 3 years use every day strap from Aug 21 2nd one. When I first got it I couldn’t get the strap off! But eventually did it was difficult but after a few times charging is easier to get oof. its good lots of things on it to track what your doing so far the straps not itching me as some can do I’ve read. Easy to sync with the app. A good tracker for the money I didn’t want to pay too much in case its a fad with me but 3 years on im still using it! Only tske off if change watches or shower but apparently you can wear it in the shower. Looks nice as a watch and can get different colour straps. The colour has come off the silver edges ill try put some nail polish on it lol! & my 2nd strap is starting to go I got last one Aug 21. Sure I’m charging it up more often the sleep mode not too great says am asleep when I wasn’t. So in debate do I buy all new or just a strap? But done much better than hubby’s expensive fitbit his lasted just over 1 year & it broke.
Let’s start with the display. Before I bought it, I managed to miss the fact, that only one part of screen is touch sensitive. Button-like at the bottom of the screen. So when you go through menu, you can only scroll to one direction and if you miss the section you were looking for, then you have to scroll through all menu all over again. Which is a little annoying, but not a deal breaker. What else. I saw a few people mention it, so I’ll just confirm it – once in the sunlight, you can’t see anything. One more thingie. I bought it so I can track my steps in work, so I work with it every day. Somehow, display got scratched very easily, even though, I didn’t bang it anywhere. So keep that in mind.
Bands. Very long, so should be a good fit to everyone. Because of the material, your skin can’t breath through it, so it might get moist under the bands. So don’t forget to take it off from time to time. Other than that everything is fine. At first it was pretty hard to remove both straps for charging, but once you do it, there is no problem with that. As for now it’s not cracked or has any damage. Also, didn’t get loose after many removals. I should mention, that mine is black, so not sure how it is with other colours and staining. In case you are vorried, you won’t miss with black – looks really nice and neat.
Charging. So, as you alredy know, it has a built-in USB charging plug, which is very comfortable. As I already mentioned, it’s pretty hard to remove straps, so at first I was afraid to break it, but so far it’s ok. The watch is not so delicate to break if you use a little bit of force, so don’t worry about it. At leats I’m sure, that I won’t lose my watch, due to loose bands.
The battery lasts around six days for me, which is a tiny bit less than expected, but I don’t mind it. Even when it’s on 10 percent left, it still survives for a full day ( or even longer, since it never died on me), so I’m sure that I’ll reach home with my watch still being alive. Just note, that when it’s on the low battery, you can’t use any of the activity tracing programs. Charging takes about 30-40 minutes, which is pretty fast in my opinion. When I plug it into my computer, it gently vibrates when starts and finishes charging. I have no complaints about the battery.
Water-resistant. Now I bet you wonder if it realy is resistant. After a month of using it, I decided to go with it to the shower. No problem. Did that many times and still have no problem with the watch. Now I can’t say anything about swimming with it, since I haven’t tried that, but shower or getting it wet should be no problem.
Step tracking. Now this is what was the most important for me, when I bought this watch. It works almost great. When I walk around it counts every step I make ( I counted), but only if I go for a bigger distances. If I walk around the house, like to the toilet, kitchen, or somewhere just to grab some item, steps are lost. Like, if you won’t make more than 50 something steps, it resets to 0. So, on the days, when I’m at home, I barely reach 100 steps counted, eventhough I walk way more than that. Sometimes I notice, that 100-200 steps appear out of nowhere, but I guess it might be, that it loads steps from before, but not sure about it. But it’s not like it counts steps while you are sitting, so that is already much better than many other smart watches. Also ussually it doesn’t count steps if you move your hand around, so it’s not that easy to trick this one. It’s pretty accurate.
Heart rate monitor. I can’t realy say anything on this one. It’s eather my heart rate changes drasticaly for real, or it shows nonsense. It can go from 50 bpm to 120 bpm in a twenty minutes while I’m doing nothing. If I wourk out, numbers stay a little higher, so it does read my heart rate to some point, but I don’t look at it too seriously. Also, one day I fainted and I remember seeing extremely high heart rate on app that day, so it works. The question is – how relaeble the information we get? And keep in mind, that I do wear it pretty tight on my hand, but that doesn’t help. I’m not an expert here, so that’s just my opinion.
Sleep tracking. I’m not sure how accurate it is, but I’m sure, that it doesn’t show me sleeping when I’m not. So that’s good news. I assumed, that if heart rate, usually, inacurate, then so should be the sleep tracking. But time shown on the app of me sleeping and waking up is almost precise. But if I wake up for a few minutes at night, that doesn’t show up in the details. So it could be better, but again, I can’t complain for this price.
Alarm. One of the best features, since I alaways miss my alarms. I just don’t hear it. But gentle vibration on my wrist always wakes me up with no problem. Just keep in mind, that your phone must be conected, if not, then no alarm for you. So I always check twice if my phone conected and that it is charged, before going to bed.
Call, texts notification. Now this feature is great. I’m one of those people who doesn’t carry their phone with themselves, so getting notiffication on my wrist is a win. The display is realy small, so the messeges are split in many pages, but it’s enough to understand who is writing and what do they want. Of course, there is a but. You only get notiffications when watch is connected to the phone. Once you leave the range of bluetooth, you don’t get any messeges, which is normal, but when your watch is connected to the phone again it won’t notifie you about messeges you got before.
Same thing with sports tracking activity. If your watch is connected to your phone, then everything is ok. But. And this one is huge for me. I started sports activity and left my phone at home, which is why I need a smart watch, so I don’t have to carry my phone around. I wen’t my ways, walking, running. When I was done, I stopped tracking on watch, but when I came home – nothing. I opened the app and there was no record of activity. I thought, that maybe if I stoped tracking when watch is connected to the phone again, then maybe, activity would be saved on the app. So next time I tried that. Unfortunately, my watch wouldn’t sync with my phone unless the activity woul be stopped, and after stopping it, no record of it would be found on the app. So, if you want to save your track, you need to carry your phone around. This problem took one star from rating, since I can track my activities with my phone, but I don’t like carrying it around when running or doing anything else.
I think I mentioned everything I wanted. You get basic information abaout your daily steps, heart reat, sleep. App doesn’t give any advises, it just shows collected information. At some pont, watch is uselless without a phone. It works, it’s good, it lives through the week and it doesn’t brake easily. I’m happy with it for daily usage.
Sorry for my english, I hope this review helps you a little in decision.
The app is very clunky and the support is none existant, multiple emails have all led to either no response or pointing to the app developers who do not respond at all.
You cannot export data, except as a low resolution picture, this is big draw back as all historical data like runs etc is very hard to access and only averages are stored. Ideally you want to be able to export all data such as heart rate to an excel file, or at least integrate with one of the bigger open apps.
The battery life is excellent, I get over a week, but it does this by only taking your heart rate every 10 or 20 minutes, which means you miss massive chunks of data and is near useless as a representative of your day. The only way to take more regular polling is start an exercise on the app, which just isn’t feasible for everyday use. There is no option to change the polling interval, it would be great if you could manually set this to whatever interval you liked.
This is a great entry watch to see if you like the idea, it has definitely got me hooked and now I want something a lot more fully featured.
The watch face is clear and accurate so works well as a watch
Battery life is good and it is easy to charge very quickly in any USB port
It is waterproof, showering is fine and I have used it the swimming pool for 40 minutes at a time without incident however as there is no swimming mode it doesn’t register the activity well and if you use for aquafit as I did it just thought I was walking and I had to have it very tight to my wrist to avoid it turning off activity mode.
Step measurements, seems pretty accurate although a very bumpy road will add a few steps in a car
Sleep monitoring, basic but quite good if you don’t want to pay for the better apps on your phone. My only niggle is it seems to think all sleep starts around 11-12pm so if you are a night owl like me sat on the sofa late at night, stationary for a while it registers as ‘awake’ sleep not late to bed which then distorts my overall sleep data.
The strap is comfortable to wear all day and very adjustable for all sizes. It keeps its colour fairly well. I am on my second strap as the band that hold strap down broke after 8 months but was fairly easy to replace.
Phone sync, this happens manually every time you go into the app on your phone, I have used both an iPhone and an Android with this and can confirm that both sync steps and activities to the relevant health file on the phones, however it doesn’t then sync to My Fitness Pal weight loss app as I had hoped and that may be the same with other similar products that have a list of approved devices and this isn’t on the list.
Notification of incoming calls, texts social media etc, did work but I have found on both phones it did drop out, my iPhone was fairly easy to reconnect but I have not been able to reconnect my Android phone despite it saying it being connected it doesn’t alert me anymore. I do get movement reminders as programmed.
In summary if you just want a decent fitness tracker this is perfect for you, if you want all the benefits of a Fitbit or iWatch you may be better to look at them.
I have my fitness tracker just over 2 months. Its seems to be working really well I’v had no problems, it tracks my sleep and as far as I can tell it is tracking all my steps. It really comfy & not too chunky. The strap is secure and the battery is very good, I get about 5-6 days. Two things to note, 1: make sure you check comparability with your phone & 2: for anyone like me who has never had a fitness tracker before, when you are removing the straps for charging it almost feels like you might break it when pulling the straps off but you wont, you do have to pull really hard to remove them, I was terrified I was going to break something!
Really like this tracker and for half the price of the top brands it looks the same and does the same things.
I wanted a Fitbit but didn’t want to pay the price in case it would be a fad for just a few weeks so brought this one instead at a fraction of the cost. I am generally quite pleased with it as it records my steps well & I have also set it to include dancing, cycling & walking separately if required. It estimates calories burnt & pulse rate, however although it shows my pulse rate as minimum & maximum throughout the day for some reason it does not download the two extremes each day which is disappointing. it also never ceases to amaze me how it records your , deep & light sleep patterns. I have not tried to see how waterproof it is yet as automatically I remove it when showering. At only 34 it was a great alternative to a Fitbit.
I bought one for my partner ~ due to her cystic fibrosis ~ it’s paramount to monitor her vital signs.
The heart monitor is perfect.
Walking pedometer is beyond perfect … It shows up on an online app exactly where you are/been.
The choices of clock faces are helpful as they vary in size.
The battery needs a quick charge around 10 to 14 days.
I’ve tried drowning the watch in a multitude of ways and depths, it still continues working perfectly. It refused to die.
Setting it up, it basically sets itself up.
The VeryFitPro app I love it. I can view my every action from day one, which has been helpful as I can send my partners information to the Brompton hospital.
To cut to the quick … It’s fantastic, the sleeping app is just about perfect. I’ve neurotically challenged it to catch it out. You see, I never wear watches, that is until I set up my partners, it was easy to realise the benefits, be it walking, cycling, running. I’m amazed how many steps I take when just playing with the dog.
I’ve seen similar watches at the higher and lower range most have been faulty in the time I’ve owned this one.
My partner enjoys seeing her emails, texting apps and being told she hasn’t moved for an hour.
Setting the alarm for her four hourly medications is a life changer ~ possibly saver.
Overall I cannot fault this amazing (to me) watch.
Many other watches don’t have the heart rate nor are they waterproof. You may think “so what” yet with CF and other life threatening diseases such knowledge is of massive importance and help.
TBH I originally thought these watches were another commercial gimmick. Two weeks ago the information saved my partners life, her CF showed her vital signs to be in the … ring the Royal Brompton hospital immediately. From there the RB did their magic and she returned home three days ago from the date of writing this.
I am enthusiastic about this technology because after testing it out it has remained consistently accurate.