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Withings Steel HR Sport – Multisport hybrid Smartwatch

Withings Steel HR Sport – Multisport hybrid Smartwatch, connected GPS, heart rate, fitness level via VO2 max, activity and sleep tracking, notifications


WATER RESISTANT TO 50M Steel HR is a life-friendly hybrid smartwatch that can accompany you to the pool, hit the showers, and survive a downpour.	DATA AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Steel HR seamlessly syncs with the free Health Mate app via Bluetooth. See your progress, share your data, and more. Works with Apple Heath, Google Fit, Strava and 100+ top health & fitness apps.	SWAPPABLE WRISTBANDS If you have multiple bands, It’s easy to change them in seconds to wear Steel HR your way.

Fitness level Battery Water resistant swappable wristbands

WATER RESISTANT TO 50M

Steel HR is a life-friendly hybrid smartwatch that can accompany you to the pool, hit the showers, and survive a downpour.

DATA AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

Steel HR seamlessly syncs with the free Health Mate app via Bluetooth. See your progress, share your data, and more. Works with Apple Heath, Google Fit, Strava and 100+ top health & fitness apps.

SWAPPABLE WRISTBANDS

If you have multiple bands, It’s easy to change them in seconds to wear Steel HR your way.



30+ activities recognised including run, walk, swim – with burned calories, steps, distance tracking	✓	✓	✓	✓
Automatic synchronisation (Bluetooth Low Energy)	✓	✓	✓	✓
Sleep analysis, silent alarm and Smart Wake-Up	✓	✓	✓	✓
Connected GPS	✓	✓	✓	✓
Smartphone notifications			✓	✓
Heart rate		On demand	Continuously	Continuously
Electrocardiogram recording		✓
Altimeter (floors climbed)		✓
Fitness Score & VO2 Max				✓
Battery life	Up to 18 months	Up to 12 months	Up to 25 days	Up to 25 days

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Size:	40mm
Dimensions:	26.49 x 1.3 x 4.5 cm; 58.97 Grams
Brand:	Withings
Model:	3700546704499
Colour:	White
Pack Quantity:	1
Batteries Included:	1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Manufacture:	Withings
Age:	Youth
Department:	Unisex
Dimensions:	26.49 x 1.3 x 4.5 cm; 58.97 Grams
Quantity:	1
Size:	40mm

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Anonymous says:

25/02/2023 at

Battery life is superb.
App (Healthmate) is easy to set up and use.
I agree that the black hands on black face make it very hard to see, but the LED screen gives you all the info you need.
Anonymous says:

25/10/2021 at

This watch looks really good. It is stylish and looks like a proper watch on your wrist. The strap is soft and comfortable and has a quality feel. This is what I was looking for in replacing my, now defunct, Garmin. So, if like me, you are more into classical analog looks, this is a good choice.
Setting the watch up was really easy, which was a pleasant change from experiences of trying to set up my wife’s new band. The phone app is also easy to use and provides all the information I am looking for. I particularly like the way it gives you a sleep score. You can look at the sleep pattern data if you want, but the score is easier and more impactful. Also preferable to my old Garmin, is that I can get all the information I need displayed on the phone with a push of one button – I had to go to the phone app for that information on my Garmin. Battery life, although still early days, looks really good. It is showing 99% charge after over a week, whereas my wife has to charge her band every two to three days.
The watch vibrates and displays texts as a kind of ticker tape on the small screen, which I have used on a couple of occasions. It’s not what I bought the watch for, so the limitations of that don’t bother me. However, if you are looking for a smart watch which can do much of the stuff your smartphone can do, this is probably not the one for you. If, like me, you want to track your fitness activities in an easy to use way and don’t want too many other distractions or complications, then this is definitely one to consider.
Georgina Torbet says:

18/10/2021 at

Sports strap very flexible. Figure on face a little small. App very good. Simple to use for basic fitness. Excellent battery life. Difficult to read the small LCD screen. Looks like a standard watch – probably not suitable for fitness addict -(Fitbit Charge 5 better for those)
Bill Mickey says:

12/07/2021 at

Let me say first – it is a really nice watch.

Pros.
Comfortable to wear.
Looks great.
Tracks activities really well.
Long battery life.
Notifications from my Android phone.
Connects to phone’s GPS and give really accurate map of the last run/hike.

Cons.
Sleep tracking is not very accurate, sometimes it misses interruptions and vice versus.
Health Mate app doesn’t read steps correctly sometimes. In general, Bluetooth connection could be a bit better.

Overall I’m really happy with this purchase. Recommended.
Anonymous says:

09/07/2021 at

I came to this watch from a Fitbit as I wanted a watch I didn’t have to charge regularly. I wasn’t too fussed about the fitness tracking, it is interesting to see how the steps are doing and I would pop into the sleep tracker the odd time and this watch does all these things but with 5 weeks battery life. It’s one less thing I have to charge up every few days. Just have to remember to actually check it as it lasts so long.
It does the notifications well also, tells you who the text is from and the first few words of the text so you know if it’s worth taking the phone out of your pocket to look. There is a decent vibrate for calls also as I don’t always feel the phone vibrating.
I tried a third party leather strap on this which was easy to fit but I found the standard strap more comfortable and I think it actually looks better so went back to that.
There is just the one button on the side to scroll though the little digital screen at the top which keeps it nice and simple.
The bottom dial tells you the percentage of your steps goal that you have achieved.
I don’t normally write such long reviews but this watch is worth it and when its life comes to an end, I will be looking for a similar model again.
Anonymous says:

22/03/2021 at

Can’t say much about sleep tracking I don’t wear during sleep.
Tracking steps and HR really great, app on iPhone is a little slow always needs to sync when I open it… not a deal breaker though.
Watch perfect size and works great best of both worlds. And battery has lasted month already with still 55% left.
CarissaK32 says:

22/01/2021 at

If you want a smartwatch to mainly keep track of your steps taken on each day but also effectively doubles up as an everyday watch then the Withings Steel HR Sport is ideal as it’s not too bulky to wear under a shirt. It doesn’t have all the features of many other smartwatches so if this is important to you then this watch will disappoint. It does however have an incredible battery life (depending on how many functions you use) so 2 weeks between charges is the minimum it should achieve. The only negative point is having a black face can make checking the time challenging depending on light conditions, but one push of the button displays the time and date so it’s not a showstopper.
TerriStansbury says:

17/01/2021 at

Attractive watch, not too bulky and is a good fitness tracker. The App is a bit clunky but this might in part be operator error. Have been using it for best part of two years and have no real complaints, it seems to track steps and distance accurately, assume that heart rate is reasonably accurate. Battery life is phenomenal.

An early adopter to fitness trackers, this must be my third or fourth and it is head and shoulders the best I have had. Made even better by the fact that it is an attractive watch suitable for any occasion.
Anonymous says:

26/12/2020 at

Has a Withings pop watch and also have the aura and scales so it’s great everything is in the one app, also connects into google and apple fit and from there other apps too.
I love that when you set it up you select what apps to get notifications from, default being off for all… my wife’s watch is always buzzing and I know when my wrist vibrates it’s something important.
The heart rate monitor is within a beat or two of my chest worn one which is great; sleep tracking is on par with the Aurora pad.
The watch is really easy to use and the battery life is amazing, have charged it once since I got it months ago and it charges super fast, think it was about an hour from the battery critical level when it just tracks steps and tells the time – only concern is I might lose the charger as it’s hardly used!
Massively recommend this watch over something with a giant battery draining screen.
Anonymous says:

08/11/2020 at

The watch is good, keeps the time we’ll. battery is good -28 days compared to an Apple Watch is a big factor.

The step counter is a little off I find missing about 1k of steps for every 10k walked

The strap is annoying and leaves marks on my skin

The app is a bit dull

Overall though for price it’s a decent reliable watch
Anonymous says:

11/10/2020 at

I’ve had several goes at buying smart watches and always ended up frustrated with clunky interfaces, limited battery life and ultimately not meeting my needs.
If you are looking for a full blown Smartwatch to answer messages, calls etc buy an iPhone and an Apple Watch, if you want a watch that does smart things buy a Withings.
For me buying the Steel HR sport has been a revelation – the battery life is superb, I’ve been using it for a week and I still have 75% battery life left.
It lets me know if you if I have call and who’s calling, same with messaging.
It looks like a watch.
It records heart rate, sleep and steps.
The companion app is easy to use, links well with Google Fit and the data seems accurate when compared against my fitness trackers.
It’s waterproof.
The only negative for me is that the watch hands are sometimes difficult to see in some light, a different colour would help and if they added some luminescence to the hands they would be perfect.
CharlenM94 says:

03/08/2020 at

The main selling points for me we’re the battery life and the appearance of a normal watch. This watch nails both of them, it charges quickly and lasts for a month! I brought the brown leather strap to go with it, which looks great.

I go to the gym or play sport 3/4 times a week and can accept that this watch is not going to correctly track every calorie and step, you need an advanced watch and a lot of time for that. It does enough for me, it counts steps, jogging distances are near enough and you can record a number of exercises.

I use the app alongside MyFitnessPal to track my calories and have only had a few connection issues in the 6 months I’ve been using it. It syncs perfectly most of the time and they’ve made some great improvements to the app.

I don’t use the notifications because it’s bad enough having a phone going off and the vibrate alarm is just enough to wake you up but not over the top.

I don’t think this is for those who seriously need to track every step and calorie burnt. I fully recommend if you want to track your exercise and diet on a stylish watch you can wear 24/7.
Anonymous says:

06/05/2020 at

Looked over a lot of reviews before I bought and I think Witherings are a leading product in health care. The watch is stylist and looks like a normal watch. It works very well. The battery life is tremendous. Probably needs charged once a month. It appears to be fairly accurate in relation to steps recorded. It certainly doesn’t over record. The app is good and I also have a BPM from witherings which is an excellent product as well. The only slight thing is the sleep tracking does not always recognise when you are lying awake or a sleep. On saying that it recognises when I fall asleep watching TV. Brilliant product and totally worth the money. Looks better than a Fitbit in my opinion and the watch straps are cheap if you want to change the look.
MaudeMoffit says:

23/01/2020 at

I have been using garmin trackers for years but they kept breaking after around a year, so decided to get this watch. To start with the good things: battery life is great, the watch looks really good, syncs well with the app and all in all I’m happy with it. Onto the not so good – it does not track your steps correctly, did a long walk today, my iPhone registered 17,680 and the watch 14,447 and bearing in mind I wasn’t carrying the phone all the time. Second is the sleep monitor I have always had trouble sleeping but I don’t toss and turn so it thinks I’ve had a good night. Hopefully withings read reviews so if they could sort out the steps as a priority – maybe syncing with the phone or something like that it would be very helpful. So in essence I do like the watch and get these issues sorted out that would be great.
Anonymous says:

04/01/2020 at

So far so good.had around 3 weeks and battery is still at 55% from initial charge.very nicely made,accompanying app is easy to use and understand.watch itself is comfortable and I don’t really notice I’m wearing it.its simple to use and does everything I need although if you are serious into fitness etc then I’d maybe recommend a different model as to me this watch is like a normal watch with a couple of features that smart watches use so prob wouldn’t do everything a fitness guru needs but fine for me.i like how it has actual hands and only a small screen for info as that way it looks like a normal watch most of the time and also the battery lasts mega long without powering a big screen like most smart watches.definitely recommend for casual fitness enthusiasts or for people who just want a nice watch with a heartbeat monitor or step counter.
Anonymous says:

21/10/2019 at

This is the first smart watch I have bought and got to say the battery life is amazing, getting almost a month before charges.

The app is straight forward but has loads of features, very well laid out with all the info at your finger tips. I did find the first night the sleep tracking didn’t work, turns out less than 3 hours sleep it doesn’t register it in the app. The app has one annoying problem that had me stumped for a while, every time the app updates (Play store) it cannot find the watch. The only way to get past this is to remove the watch from the Bluetooth paired list in the phone settings then use the app to find it and sync.

The watch is really good very clear display and I wear it all night and day even in work which at times gets bashed about, after 6 months there is no scratches on the glass or case I was very surprised at that. Wearing it is very comfortable and doesn’t look like your average smart watch because of the analogue hands and face.
7thSpace.com says:

15/09/2019 at

Love the look of this watch and coming from a Fitbit the battery life is amazing. Only issues are sleep tracking – it expects 45% deep sleep so my sleep is always ‘poor’ while it was ok on my Fitbit. Also I can get up to get a drink and it doesn’t log an interruption. Only other issues are GPS frequently doesn’t capture on my runs and the hands are very slim and have no blow in the dark bits so as soon as it gets dark you have to press the button to tell the time (I have the watch with the black face). Not deal breakers but things I would have like to know when I bought it.
allbabythings says:

30/08/2019 at

I haven’t worn a watch for the past two years, using my phone instead. This has its disadvantages, for example getting the phone out of a pocket merely to see the time. I decided to try a watch again, thinking that the Withings offered some health tracking features and good style (where many comparable watches fail).
I would have preferred to buy the grey-faced watch but decided against it due to comments that its face is difficult to read. The white-faced watch is a little blingy for my taste but I daresay that I’ll get used to it. I don’t have large wrists but the watch sits nicely. After two days of wearing it I’m still finding the required position of the watch (about 1cm to the left of the left wrist bone in order to get heart rate readings) a little odd as I would naturally wear a watch between my wrist bone and my hand – again, I’ll get used to it.
The watch and the app are easy to set up, they work well and are easy to read and understand. However I would like a notification to say that I have been inactive for too long so get up and do something, anything – the current notifications don’t quite address this matter which is important for older users.
It is true that my watch will not count my steps unless my arm is free to swing as I walk. Also my phone doesn’t count my steps if it isn’t in my hand or pocket. This didn’t come as a surprise to me. However, I am not convinced that there is any medical evidence supporting the 10,000 steps claim – I believe that its activity that matters, getting the heart rate up. The app could usefully include guidance as to what heart rate levels are useful when exercising and what levels should really not be exceeded.
DavidEWilliams says:

15/08/2019 at

This watch is really good at what it does, not too fancy but has enough features to keep you happy along with the look and feel of an ordinary watch…the battery life claim is true to its word, had mine for 3 weeks and it’s still over 50% battery life left…the only negative, and it is the only negative, is the sports strap that is supplied…I’m on my 2nd replacement strap from withings that they have sent, and the silicone has gone funny on both…so I’m looking at an alternative replacement, but not their leather strap as it’s 45 and that’s just a tad expensive. Would have been 5 stars except for the strap
Anonymous says:

22/01/2019 at

I have 3 Android wear Watches but battery life frustrates me and so a Warehouse special for this Withings watch seemed ideal for those long weekends, sleep tracking and times when a full blown wear watch is less vital.
I am surprised by the comfort, the strap is one of the nicest ever. White dial with dark hands is very easy to see even in the dimmest of light. Battery is every bit as good as they promise, easily lasting 3 weeks with heavy use but closer to 4 weeks with normal.

Alerts are just enough for most occasions, and let me decide whether I need to reach for my phone – Perfect.
But the lack of music control, particularly in the gym and during football matches when I rely on Tim Spiers Twitter feed loses it a star…..
Anonymous says:

12/10/2018 at

This really shows you get what you pay for. I don’t do a lot of activity as I am disabled. But still, like to see how much movement I have managed during my day – including my aqverage heart rate. I love it this is also a normal watch. Plus the strap to keep it on your wrist is safe and secure. The strap can be changed to a normal leather strap too if you wish. The battery last for almost a month. Perfect. But most of all it appears accurate. Most smartwatches you can be sitting on your sofa moving your wrist and it is clocking up strides. Not this one. The Heart rate monitor also appears to be very accurate. Plus having an accurate night and daytime reading is brilliant. This is a well thought out accurate bit of kit in all it does. I am sure whoever buys one of these will love theirs.
It was easy to run the app on the smartphone — and to link and register it. I brought the white face one as the hands are easier to read. I really do give this a 10/10.