YoYoFit Edge Smart Watch, Heart Rate Monitor Fitness Tracker Watch with Step Counter Sleep Monitor,1.3" Color Screen Activity Tracker Pedometer Watch, Great Fitness Gift for Women Men and Elder

I, like Charles Dickens, had Great Expectations for this Activity Tracker but no such luck. Let me set the scene. I am a retired Ambulance First Responder and immediately suspected the accuracy of the readings. I called into see my colleagues and got them to compare the results with their calibrated equipment. Now I have COPD and the tracker showed that my SATS were 98%, if only!!! It was in fact 92%. My heart rate showed a ridiculously low reading of 50 when it was 72. I could go on but I think you will get the point that the one I had is totally inaccurate. The main problem with these devices is that inaccurate results can be dangerous. My advice is to be careful when purchasing them.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Great finess tracker for a reasonable price. I needed one to track my daily steps, but mainly measure my heart rate when I am at the gym so that I keep my heart rate at the optimal level during workouts. The watch links to an app and you can review a record of various tracked features over several days. Just what I needed looks great too. Several people have commented that it looks more expensive than it actually cost. The battery life is reasonable and I can get around 4-5 days use from a two hour charge.

First review of a new Tracker – this is a competitive market. This one stands out due to sturdiness and rich curved colour display is quite intuitive. Tap and go. This beautifully robust fitness watch with smart features I feel had been created by YoYo team keeping in mind of people who leads an active lifestyle and values health and well-beingQuite comfortable and feather weight yet strong enough to take trauma of everyday wear and tear. Battery lasts long - its 3 days today and still have 5 bars – so hopefully a full charge will hold for 1 week.Seamless Bluetooth connectivity and ease with which it syncs with IXFIT app is particularly worth mentioning.Being IP68 certified I have used it during swimming – no issues. I can monitor It has 14 training modes – I have used only for Spinning, treadmill and running. The readings mirror accurately to those on the machine. Furthermore It connects to your phone and allows you to keep track of your step count, heart rate, and sleep patterns. You’ll get real-time guidance while exercising to help you at the right intensity. 24/7 activity tracking with steps, calories and sleep, together with stress and recovery monitoring, provide a holistic view of your day and help you to maintain a healthy balance between activity and rest.Downside – this is fitness tracker and we should not expect this to do what Apple watch does – so no texting. From experience straps do wear off and I am not sure if replacement straps are available. Finally weather in UK is unpredictable so cannot blame this gadget.Overall easy to live with it and quite reliable.

Lovely watch, app is okay. Looks very nice on my wrist but it's scratches so easily, caught it on an inside wall ever so gently & got a scratch mark on it. I'm not clumsy & don't scratch or mark my things very often but this has several marks on it now so yeah, think it scratches easily.The sleep tracker is rubbish. Tells me I woke up at 6am every day when I sync it to my phone...but I sync it at 5:30am. Then if I check it later on it will tell me I've woken up at 6:20. Not accurate at all. Have updated my rating.I wouldnt buy this one again

So far this watch has proven to be very good. The app connects ok. The battery life is very very good about 5 days on a charge. The BP and HR are fairly accurate, not a million miles out as is the pedometer.All in all a watch worth the money.

Very happy with it so far, it's actually my forth watch I've bought this year due to the other ones being rubbish. It's definitely the best one I've had, the app is great everything seems to be fairly accurate, the sleep monitor was probably most important for me and it seems to be better than the other watches I've had. It also looks very nice! The only thing I'm not too sure about is the battery life, it seems to drop about 20% in the first few hours but then the battery usage slows down a bit after that. Seems to last about 3 days but I have got constant heart rate on so I'm sure it could last longer. Overall very satisfied with the watch

It's "only" 20 pounds but somehow it manages to be expensive for what it is.1 - A simple touch on the screen moves function, but because the touchscreen is so sensitive, the function on-screen changes all the time. so sometimes you're just trying to check the time and has to run through 9 unnecessary functions.2 - It lights up with movement so don't try to use as a sleep tracker or you'll be awakened by that massive light in your face every time you move.3 - The heart-rate monitor is grossly inaccurate, it goes from 50 to 120 and back to 60 in a space of 1 minute.4 - Speaking of inaccuracy don't even get me started in with the heart pressure thing.5 - The interface is worse than a 90s Tamagotchi.6 - The phone app won't work unless you give all permissions to it (which include access to your contacts and permission to make phone calls)7 - There a bunch of extras that are just there to get in the way that either are not real (like the spo2 metter) or have no use in real life (like the camera shutter).All and all, 20 pounds I'll never get back,.