Tepoinn Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker Fitness Watch Smart Watch Waterproof IP68 Color Screen Step Counter Calorie Tracker Call SMS Push Pedometer Watch for Women Men Kids

Amazing fitness tracker, with bonus features, I love that this fitness tracker does more than just count my steps and sleep patterns. It has great features of telling you when you get texts, phone calls, and alerts on all of the main social media sites. It also can be linked to your camera on your phone! Hard to believe it does all that for the price! Works seemless with my iPhone. The step count seem pretty accurate to what im actually walking. No complaints!Just a heads up: When you get it you need to charge it right away to activate it. Pull harder than you think on the bands and then insert it directly into a usb charger. It charges quick but it took me a while to figure out what I was supppsed to do, it has instructions that says this but having never inserted anything that looks like the hub of this tracker directly into a usb I didn’t know what to do right away.

I had hoped this fit-watch would keep accurate track of my heart rate and also the miles on the treadmill. Unfortunately for me, it did not do either very well. The good part is, it has a lot of customizable features as the advertisement shows. However, when I entered my pace (stride size), it did not accurately represent the strides on the treadmill distance. I ran seven miles and it recorded it as being only almost 2 miles, measured in feet. The treadmill measures in quarter mile laps like a real track. I've been using the treadmill for 10 years. For the fitness watch, if you want to measure your distance, you have to enter the length of your stride in inches and then calculate the correct amount by feet, keeping in mind that one mile = 5280 feet. It did not record accurately for me so either it was defective or I did something wrong in my stride calculation. I compared it to my manual "jog-o-meter" and that instrument was accurate. So the only thing I could conclude is that this fitness watch just didn't work for me. I wish it had.In addition, while at the peak of my workout, I took my heart rate. The instrument jumped from 69 to 80 then to 88, then to 90, then back down to 78. When I took my pulse with a stop watch I was at 178, the high end of my target range (sprinting during my run, then taking my pulse). So it did not accurately represent my heart rate either. I wish it had worked for me because I try to keep track of all my miles and fitness activity. Anyway, maybe I just got a bad one.The instruction manual comes in several languages. The thing is, it doesn't explain how to remove the band to expose the USB plug. It plugs right into a USB port but you have to remove one side of the watch wrist band to do it. The manual didn't show which end. In the case of this product, I finally discovered it was the non-buckle end that had to be firmly removed from the watch. The band is super hard to remove (at least the one I got was). You have to work it firmly from side to side to get it to budge and you have to pull on it really hard. It was stuck! I finally had to find a YouTube video to see how this one worked. Fortunately, the video explained everything by a sharing YouTuber. Even so, after charging it and getting all the data entered and synchronized with the cell phone (using an online app), I finally got it work but not really working as I shared above.Still, so many people seemed to like theirs, it might be worth a try. But for me, nope. I'll just go do it the old fashioned way till I find something better. Good luck! And keep working out!Update: The seller sent me a replacement. I am still trying to work with the replacement and figure out the details. It seems to work better for walking than running for me.Update'. the replacement died within a few months and would not charge. Dropped to a 1 star rating. Sorry folks but even a replacement from the kind seller trying to get along in his trade could not fix this product's manufacturing quality control defects.

Easy to use tracker. I like that it tracks my light and deep sleep. I also like that I can see how many step I am getting each day and make a goal and intentional effort to reach my goal.

I had a FitBit Blaze and it was big and bulky, and after 1 day I would have to charge it. I have been using this for 1 full week, day and night and the Battery is still at 3/4 full. The pairing with my phone was simple and the app has been ok. Not to much detail but ok.

I love this fitness tracker!!! The app is super easy to use, and i love that it tracks sleep patterns 😊😊Also, I’ve had it on for almost a whole week and the battery is still almost full!!100% recommend!

The tracker works great at an attractive price, and I enjoying using it. It does everything I need with a clear and easily-accessible user interface in both the tracker itself and the App that can synchronize data with iOS Health. I can gets alert and can read text messages / iMessages directly (I turned off the e-mail alert, but that is also available) from the screen of the tracker, which is in color. The band is comfortable and good-looking. A firmware update was available the first day I received the item from mail, so be sure you check for available updates through the App from time to time.

I love my new fitness tracker!! It will be awesome, as I've just bought a new scale and tennis shoes too! Its time to hit my goals and my fitness tracker will definitely help me with that! I like that the band is adjustable, so it fits perfectly!! I also like that i just pull off one band and plug into a usb charger to charge. I dont have to keep track of another charger! Now off to workout!

Two stars for a good idea, not uniquely as there are innumerable competitors, but a good idea badly implemented. I so wanted to like this but I'm returning it. Its IP68 (waterproof) rating as a fitness tracker deceives insofar as in the pool, while swimming laps, it doesn't know whether it's a watch, a pulse reader or even a toaster -- the thing went bananas: couldn't decide if I was running, biking or nothing at all, and scrolled through available sports modes and buzzed on my wrist (in short, a time-sinking annoyance). It performed OK while cycling and kept on task with the biking app. While in running mode, though, it proved inaccurate as to distance and surely heart rate. The worst part about this device is the free app that comes with it. Is it too much to ask to have the interface edited for plain if not proper English? Also, the paucity of insight from the app is ridiculous although it does integrate effortlessly with Apple Health, for example. In short, lesson learned: it's a limited-at-best fitness tracker and the heart-rate monitoring function is, at worst, just entertaining. Don't fall for IP68 or waterproof unless you'll just shower with it-- lap swimmers, this isn't it!