Basecamp Fitness Tracker HR, Smart Band Activity Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor, Steps Counter IP67 Waterproof Pedometer Watch for Women Men, Android&iOS

My experience after 4 days using this fitness tracker:Design and material: ok. Nothing too exeptional compared to other fitness tracker on the marketplace.Hearate accuracy: always different from the treadmill sensor ( bigger or smaller than 20 BPM) But I’m not sure which one is inaccurate, the gym treadmill or this fitness tracker?- Msg and alarm allert: vibrate for about 3 seconds.- running distance and step: Display same numbers with treadmill. - app: easy to intall and use. Display the tracker’s battery and can rotate he screenOveral experience: satisfied

I ordered a fitness tracker Xiaomi Mi Band 3 but its taking almost a month to reach here in US. Had I known this I wouldn't have ordered it. Since I needed one immediately I ordered this one since there was a coupon on this.This is a very inexpensive and good fitness watch. To turn it on you need to slide or pull the band to one side and it comes off and the USB charging port is exposed off. If you try to pull it off straight its very hard and I had a feeling that I might break it off. I put in on charge and it turned on. Download the app from the Play store and pair it with the Bluetooth. Rest, the icons are self explanatory on the watch eg. hear beat monitor, running, steps, sleep etc.Wore it on my wrist and it works. I basically needed one for running and heart beat tracker. These are the only 2 functions I care about. Not to mention that the other functions work well too. I was expecting it to be big and would look ugly on the wrist but in actual its very small and looks good on the wrist. The heart beat monitor works well though off by some beats. The running function works good too though off by some steps. But its all ok. I don't expect it to be 100% accurate. Infact all other expensive ones would be off too. None can be 100% accurate. So far I am happy with it. Would use it for a week expensively and post more here (if I get time). The call and sms and whatsapp notifications work well too. I am not a fan of facebook messenger or wechat or anything like that but the app on the phone that syns to the watch has options for others also.One thing I wish the company can fix is that I wear the watch on the right hand and the time display is suited for left hand. Its probably because most people wear it on the left hand. In the app on the phone you can change the orientation but not for the right hand side. I believe the company can look into this and can fix this in the next update.Second thing I would wish is that there is a permanent notification on the nitification bar on the phone of the app. I wish there was a way to remove it. If anyone knows how to remove it I would appreciate that.ANyone looking for an expensive fitness tracker I would recommend this one as this has a coupon and comes out to less than 30 with prime. What else do you want :)

I finally caved for the smartwatch craze, because I work out a lot and thought it might be beneficial for general health and wellness tracking, but wanted a cheap version to begin with to see if I found it useful. This watch was super easy to get set up and going, and charges on any USB port, computer, phone charger, whatever. It takes about 30 minutes to full charge, and then I get about 3.5 days on a charge. I could see that going up to 4 days when I stop playing with it so much.The motion activated wake up works pretty well, so that is nice. I feel it tracks my sleep pretty accurately, but some more detail about how it decides deep vs light sleep and how it decides when you wake up would be ideal. It sometimes is dead on for when i fell asleep and sometimes takes an hour to register I'm sleeping. The chart function to see your week of sleep is cool. The pedometer is pretty accurate (vs wifes expensive fit bit) and a good tracker of how sedentary you were that day.I took off 1 star for the calories and heart rate monitor reliability. The calorie counter seems to be way off and theres no explanation on how they do it. I'm constantly getting readings of only like 250 calories burned per day, not sure if that is active above baseline or what. I do not regard it as very accurate, and more information on what this is saying would be helpful in the owners manual. For heart rate, it's very accurate at rest, and mostly accurate for activity, but I have noticed there are times when my HR is obviously in the 140 range and the watch is still saying 84. It then catches up later. Those would be the two areas I see room for improvement, but for a $30 smart watch, it does have some good functions. The call/alert/alarm functions are less helpful to me as I don't want to feel so connected to my phone, but they do work well. Overall I would say you get what you pay for, and if you are looking to get something more simple than the fitbit, for way cheaper, this is a solid option.