Hembeer Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor V2 Activity Watch Step Walking Sleep Counter Wireless Wristband Pedometer Exercise Tracking Sweatproof Sports Bracelet for Android and iOS

I have a fitbit HR charger but have been wanting to get my husband a tracker watch. I didn't want to spend as much as I did on mine since I am not entirely sure he will wear it on a regular basis. When I saw this one, I liked the price tag combined with the features so I thought I would give it a try.PROS:I like that it doesn't have a charging cord to keep track of. You just remove on side of the band and then plug the watch right into a USB port.I like that it is much slimmer than my fitbit (it reminds me more of a garmin).I like that it keeps track of your mileage for the day (my fitbit doesn't unless I am tracking a specific activity on my phone like a run).CONS:I think it is a little more hypersensitive to my steps. I wore both my fitbit and this tracker at the same time Tuesday when I ran and the steps came back different. This tracker seemed to be a few hundred steps ahead of my fitbit.The app associated with this watch is a little bit confusing at first especially when pairing the devicesOverall, I think this is a very good fitness tracker for a fraction of the price as a fitbit or garmin (especially with the heart rate monitor).I hope you found this review helpful. If you did I would appreciate it if you would click YES below!

I've had this for 2 weeks and I really like it. It stays secure on my arm throughout the day and night. The app stores data but needs to be synced regularly. The heart rate monitor is good but it doesn't calculate the Peak Exercises, Cardio Exercises, or Fat Burning. Tracking my steps is all I really needed it for so this is great, with a bonus of monitoring my sleep. The charge usually lasts 2 days and only takes an hour to charge completely through a USB charger (not provided). Just snap off the wrist band. :) I did read another review where they said it was really hard to read the display outside. This is very true. It could use an option to change the brightness of the screen when outside.

I purchased this Fitness Tracker as an affordable competition really with my husband who didn't know the extend of the role of Stay at Home Mom (3 kids under 3). Boy was he surprised to come home nightly to over 10,000 steps.The watch is run by an App (Veryfit 2.0) but can be used without the App with no issue. The benefit of the app is that it tracks your totals and gives you your sleep readings.Functions - the watch has a clock, heartbeat monitor, step tracker, and a calorie counter. You also have the option to put in a workout.I did everything I could think of to fake out the step counter and legitimately the only thing it counted was steps. It was also extremely accurate on pulse and sleep tracker which was great to see.Materials - the band was an extremely comfortable flexible rubber and the band and watch were all very lightweight. I barely noticed it was there.I recommend this product for the beginner exerciser or someone just looking to get an idea where they are at.

After warring a Fitbit over a year, I was a little skeptical... However, my Fitbit broke twice in one year, the second time right after the extended warranty (that I paid extra for) expired. They refused to do nothing more than give me 25% off and I refused to buy another fitbit within 13 months. I am so THANKFUL they did that because otherwise I would not have found this GREAT tracker at less than half the price! It keeps a great count of my steps, my heart rate and sleep. One of the extras of this tracker is that I can see who is calling me and I can see who is texting me and a portion of the text message. This is a great features because I am often in meetings during the day and I can easily see via my tracker on my wrist if it's an important text. I have only had this tracker two weeks, but so far, it is definitely amazing and a keeper! Before buying it, I saw some reviews that were negative concerning the app, but I haven't had any problems with the app or the tracker. Also, the instructions were simple and too the point. There could possibly be a little improvement with larger print on the instructions but the wording on the instructions was very clear. I only have one concern so far. I am wondering if the band is going to hold up because the band has to be taken off to charge it. I'm always a little afraid when pulling the band off. However, it is vey nice not having to have a USB cord charge. Overall, I love this tracker and I am so glad that I tried it!! If you are looking for something that works as good and better than the Fitbit, try this product. It has as many and more features as the Fitbit. Also, this is not a super large tracker so if you have a small wrist you will like it. My wrist is not small but I like it because It doesn't stand out with my suit jacket. Thanks to the creators of this product! I'll check in again in a month and let you know how it's going!

Sometimes I count over 30 steps taken and none register, then 10 or so steps will be added and then it starts counting. There have been days I've hit my 10,000 steps and I get the vibration, but then the next time I check, I'm back down to 980 or 990 something steps.I've been standing at the printer at work after walking to it, and I've gotten the sedentary alert.Overall, not too bad for a cheap fitbit knockoff, but there are a few annoyances like I've mentioned above. If you're using this to count steps on long walks, it's great. If you want to count the 10 steps between your desk and coffee pot and expect them to add up during the day, they won't. Seems you need to get going before it recognizes you're walking.

Ich trage das Fitnessarmband jetzt seit einer Woche und bin damit zufrieden.Geliefert wurde es in einem unscheinbaren beigen Karton, einziges Zubehör war die Bedienungsanleitung. Bedienungsanleitung gelesen und herausgefunden, dass man das Armband der Uhr an der Seite mit dem weis markierten Feld abziehen muss und in eine USB-Buchse stecken muss, um das Armband zu laden. Der Stecker passt in 2 Richtungen in den USB-Port aber nur in einer leuchtet die rote Lade-LED. In der Zwischenzeit die App heruntergeladen und installiert. Nachdem das Armband geladen war am Handy Bluetooth eingeschaltet und mit dem Armband über die Veryfit App verbunden, kein Problem.Ein Fitness-Armband ist ohne App nichts und die App gibt die Werte für Schritte, Schlaf, Herzfrequenz, Fettverbrennung usw. aktuell und als Wochenübersicht aus, gemessen an Zielvorgaben, die man selbst eingibt.Bei mir hält der Akku fast 3 volle Tage, was ich vollkommen OK finde. Ein Ladekabel brauche ich nicht, einen USB-Port hat jeder PC.Da ich das Band auch unter der Dusche umbehalte kann ich zumindest beim Duschen sagen es ist wasserdicht aber, was soll denn undicht sein, wenn es keine Buchsen gibt.Ich kann das Band nur empfehlen, bisher habe ich nichts zu beanstanden gehabt.

Verbinden zum handy nicht möglich. Beschreibung / anleitung eine katastrofe. Armband kaum zu schliessen. Puls passt nie. Finger weg. Zurück damit. App geht nicht, stürzt ab