DIGGRO DB10 Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor IP68 Waterproof Smart Wristband Built-in GPS Call Message Reminder For Android IOS

Having used a few different trackers before, I thought I do for something a little different this time, so here we go!This is first I have found, for a reasonable price, that has so many features including GPS as well as all the standardfeatures such a pedometer and sports modes for cycling, running and mountain climbling.This is fully waterproof and also uses a charge adapter instead of a standard USB cable which makes charging easyas it's just a spring clip which you have to align to two pins.The strap is very nice indeed, made of a soft silicone like material and is very confortable. You realy don't noticeyour wearing ths tracker most of time. This display is nice a clear to read and you can adjust the contrast inthe settings should you wish.I will say, you must read the manual for this as there is so many fuctions available, but once you've mastered itthen its simple to use. I will be using this as an everyday tracker for walking, cycling and jogging so some featuresI will not be using at the moment. Just for refrerence, a single tap to the bottom of the display will allways showyour current steps, recorded heart rates, temperature, kPa pressure, and clock with taget display.The tracker uses the HPlus watch app, which is very easy to use, and I would say is a must as it allows date andtime to be synced as well as the user data - this saves so much time!

Got this for my running partner to start the weekly runs with. What separates this from the others at this price point is that it offers a built-in GPS. I personally have a more expensive android based one, but this definitely gets the basic functionalities you need to start exercising.+ Excellent battery life+ It's really easy to wear, ridiculously lightweight - I could easily wear this for days on end.+ the GPS sensor is placed in a logical place, just above the watch-face, to ensure a pretty reliable signal outdoors.+ Navigating the menus is pretty logical, once you understand what the buttons do. Sure, a touch screen would be better - but you can'texpect this on a 1 inch-ish screen+ Connecting to the app is simple and sync is automatic+ Heart rate tracking is accurate- I wish screen brightness could be slightly better- The palm detection function (raise to wake) could definitely be better. It's ok... but sometimes it fails.- Lack of customisability of the home screenAs for additional comments, the charger does look very unusual but once connected, you don't have to worry about it becoming unplugged, unlike the magnetised connectors.Similarly, this watch is definitely designed for those to go on a workout, a dedicated "Exercise" button allows you to choose whether you're going for a hike/walk/cycle etc, and anything from a Run or more (aka not walking) includes GPS tracking.On the whole, if you're after a cheap fitness tracker with independent GPS capabilities, this is for you.

My purchase of this came about through a a visit to us by my wife's best friend. While she was here she mentioned that she needed to get fit - well I won't say the w word. When she had left my wife asked if we could get her a fitbit. Now My wife and I have been using fitbits for several weeks now and see a huge benefit of them. So I agreed it was a good idea. So I ended up buying this one.We also both agreed that I should use it for a few days to check it was working properly and so I could give her friend a good workshop on how to use it.And what I have found is that it is excellent.It has a host of features, including the built in GPS, which does work, as you see from the screen shot it got my location exactly right.I also really like the very clear and easy to read screen displays. I took the ones here in the morning which is why the last day is low on all counts (it was 7am so I hadn't got much walking in). I also like the way it actually breaks up the day in hours and even minutes so you can see when you have been active, not just how much.Now I can't say if it is waterproof as I can't swim.The device itself is quit large and chunky as fitbits go but the large screen makes it easier to read. You can see this from the photo of it on my own wrist.My wife has now suggested that because of its size we should give her friend one of our existing slimmer fitbits as she has small wrists. So it looks like I'm keeping this one for myself, which I am very happy about (it really was my wife's idea - honest)So this is the only comment I'd make. As it is quit a chunky device it might be better for some with a bigger wrist.One gripe I have about it is that,as you can see from the screen shot, it classifies me as 'Ver fat' :(Okay I am 170cm and 90kg. As a former bodybuilder and National Powerlifting Champion I am a heavy build. Of course I am joking here (about having a gripe with the device that is). But it worth keeping in mind that, at least as far as I know, no one has invented a fitbit which measures body composition. So anyone like me is always going to be regarded as over weight.So my overall view is that this is a great device with masses of features at a very good price.

Present to my wife.She like to track her activity.I was amazed what she can do with this lightweight watch.Setups is simple and straight forward via app. Automatic connection with your phone so you newer miss anything.Huge battery life,waterproof,gps.I think its more than enough options for its price..too many to list.Easy to control menu via 2 buttons.packaging is nice and small also,perfect gift.

Was not happy with the product from the get go. The discription says it can measure in miles which is the reason I chose it instead of others - this is not true. And the distance measurement is completely inaccurate. I have been running distances for my marathon training which I know are a certain length and the watch tells otherwise. Not happy at all.