Witmood Smart Bracelet Heart Rate Monitor Smartband Pedometer Sport Fitness Tracker Wristband Watch For iPhone Samsung IOS Android Smart Phones (Black)

Great inexpensive fitness tracker, very light and comfortable. This has notifications for phone calls, text messages, emails etc.but I personally don't use them, all I was looking for was an inexpensive way to track my steps and heart rate. The battery lasts me about 10 days and takes about an hour to charge. I have this band integrated with Google Fit and the manufacture's app VeryFit 2.0 works quite nicely. The heart rate monitor seems fairly close to what I know my heart rate range usually is, however I've never compared it to anything else.Minor Cons:I suspect the step counter is not the most precise pedometer out there, but if you're just looking to monitor your activity level from day to day comparing the data, I think it does just fine.I have found the screen face being made of plastic scratches easily, however I can still read the display fine so far.

So I just got this watch delivered today in black and it is as shown in the pictures. It was pretty easy to sync with my iPhone 6 but the manual that came with the watch was not very helpful. Not a huge deal as I found some great video reviews online that were really helpful. I really like this watch as it does all the things and more that my husbands fitbit does but costs much less. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because the screen seems to scratch easily. Overall you get a lot for a very small price. Definitely recommend

I paid 3x as much for a fit bit that didn't do half as much. this gives me the date, time, heart rate, miles in addition to steps. It is easy to read and was easy to set up. I did note some unreliability in steps when on a vacation in a bumpy bus ride. I counted steps I didn't take, but once you know this it is easy to forgive.

I love the functionality, but with some caveats. The band is terrible, as it's quite difficult to engage the "clasp". Why not a normal buckle?? It would also be nice if the clock only lit up with a push of the physical button while in 'sleep' mode -- if I'm asleep, and pull my arm up over my face, the watch lights up and can actually wake me. The sleep mode seems pretty accurate, too. It has my times down, and even notices when I get out of bed for 2 minutes. The step counter and distance measuring app is very accurate. I walked a measured mile and it was within 50 feet. The HR monitor seems accurate enough if you're not doing anything. But it was highly inaccurate during an actual workout. Overall a very good value.

***WARNING*** The manufacturer's description did not disclose this ugly truth. When you go to download their app for your smart phone so you can use all the features of this device, it asks you to allow them to collect all your information. I couldn't believe how long the list of what they want was. It included literally EVERYTHING from your contacts to your GPS. You know they're just going to sell your data and help vaporize what little is left of your privacy. Here's the kicker...there was no button to opt out. You either submit, or you can't download the app. I will not live that way so I re tuned the item.

The instructions are too small to read and I don't understand how to set the clock. Also the pedpmeter spmetimes reverts to zero, don't understand why, and I don't know how to set it back if I choose to. Can another buyer help me with this?

inexpensive alternative to the name brand trackers wich sell for much more

My Wife has the Fitbit, and I like mine better. it also has features her's doesn't have, like Pulse rate. I'm happy with it and would recommend this to my friends.