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Customer Insights: Rated 4.0/5 from 1400 reviews.
The heart rate monitor and pulse are pretty close to being spot on when checked at my doctors office. The one thing that bugs me is when I use the treadmill at the gym, I walk 3.6 mph. I don't hit the walk feature on the watch till I am up to speed, and end it while still going 3.6. The watch consistently says I am walking 3.1.
It waz delivered on time very easy to setup took me less then 20 minutes for set up. I will give report back in a week or so about the other functions as i just got it today. Im definitely gonna get one for my son.the only thing i dont like is the band but thats ok im gonna buy one.
Its very easy to use. We wanted it for the fitbit aspect of it. It buzzes when you have been sitting too long. The app works well with it. My husband wears his to bed but I dont and the battery life shows it. Its new so the battery is great now, ask me in a year or 2 about it!
I was looking for an inexpensive fitness watch to track my basic health data and exercise routines. This fitness watch fits the bill. Accuracy and tracking are reasonably consistent with my iPhone. The app allows quick changes to the display and basic functions. Setup and sync with my other apps was smooth and easy. The band is lightweight and a bit thin but no problems so far. Definitely worth the money for me.
Perfect tracker for activity. My main activity is walking, so it is fine for that. I dislike that it has a whole app that I feel has its own tracking of my life. I don't like it could not just sync to the health app in my phone. Also you have to re sync it after it charges or you recharge your phone. But other than that it does what it says.
Kinda disappointed in this watch. I got it mostly to track steps but it isn’t catching all of them. My app on my phone is catching them more than this. The other things are nice on it but if you’re like me and mostly want it to track steps I feel it does go more off of arm movement than actual steps. (My phone in my pocket has double the steps compared to this.)
I am rating this a 1 because I brought it has a gift for my husband for Christmas. I brought once for myself and one for him. He has an android and I have an i phone. It said compatible for both. However when he went to download the app, it says android users have To pay for the app, and it’s free for iPhone users. That is false advertising. I’m taking them back to the store for a full refund
Very basic, doesn't store or send information. You have to reconnect it via QR code or thru the app after every charge, the charge lasting about 2 days. None of the data gathered is sent to your iphone, so I guess, what, am I supposed to write it all down at the end of the day before it 4esets all parameters to 0? Stupid.
the charger wouldn't connect. it was a magnetic connection, but it just repelled and bounced off the watch no matter where you tried to put it in any direction, and the manual didnt give any help or instructions either. so if the device actually works, I'll never know.
Setting up this watch shouldn't be so difficult. Everything is in Spanish...no menu or any way to change that. Very limited instructions. Font is so small no one in my household could read it. While you are trying to work on the screen...it shuts iff repeatedly. Very frustrating. I have to return it.
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