Fitness Tracker Watch ZoiyTop Heart Rate Monitor IP67 Waterproof Activity Tracker GPS Wristband for Android Sports Step Track Counter Pedometer

Got it yesterday, very good so far, but Heart rate is not working, it is giving me the same numbers, even when I take off the watch. I don't know if my unit is defective or I am not getting it but there is something wrong with Heart rate! It is totally different from the measure I get from a Blood pressure monitor (pulse). Other than that, it is the best fitness tracker among the budget fitness trackers

Purchased the Fitness Tracker ZoiyTop Smart Bracelet to track heart rate, count steps and measure distance. I walk a daily route of 4.2 miles, as measured by my car's odometer. The route is hilly with elevation gains of 150' in a quarter mile, so my heart gets a good deal of work and I sweat! Over a period of three days, the bracelet measured the daily mileage at three slightly different distances, but never higher than only 3.5 miles. At times the bracelet only recorded .6 miles when the actual distance was 1.2 miles. The bracelet does not use stride length to calculate distance (steps X stride length). Instead it uses GPS, through your phone. I'm not positive because I didn't test this, but I think that means one must carry your phone with you at all times if you want to measure distance.My resting heart rate (RHR) is low, averaging about 40-45 beats per minute (BPM) . As soon as I begin sweating, the bracelet heart rate feature gives inaccurate readings. Five minutes after the end of my last walk, still sweating but at rest on a chair, the bracelet read 107 BPM. I measured my RHR using a medical Pulseometer (measures heart rate) and my rate was 55 BPM.Using a different belt-clip pedometer as a benchmark, the step count feature of this bracelet was 92% accurate.A word about the VeryFitPro app, which is required if one wants to track activities over a week, month or year. I downloaded the app to my Android phone. BTW, you must use this app if you want to keep track of activities over time. Periodically, you sync (transfer) the bracelet data to the phone app. The app shows the basic stuff in both graphic charts and text readings. It's simple to use but, unfortunately, not very accurate. Although the bracelet recorded a high of 107 BPM on one day (see above), after syncing the bracelet with the phone app, the app showed a high of only 62 BPM. The next day, after syncing, the app again showed a high of 62 BPM. Two days in a row and no change in highest heart rate??? Clearly this app or the bracelet or both are not very accurate.The screen is easy to read when you're indoors. When outside running or walking, it's very dim and hard to read. When one moves into the shade, it's gets a little better. With sunglasses on, it's just about unreadable.The tech support is either email or an international call to China. No chat, no North American voice. The included User manual is short and has a lot of pictures and icons showing WHAT the phone can do but is woefully inadequate showing HOW to do much of anything. For me, a past software developer and tech savvy, it was mostly trial and error and there were several features I never could figure out.I gave it two stars rather than one because it's sleek, has a large touch screen, is easy to charge, and comes in several band colors. Over a three day period, the battery was still reading full.BTW, you may have noticed there are several different "brands" of this bracelet on the Amazon site. They all look identical, have very similar descriptions and are about the same price. I'm guessing they're all made by the same company and, perhaps, sold out of the same building in China.Needless to say, I sent it back.

Just received my fitness tracker and was very pleased. Initially had difficulty getting it to charge, but once charged was easy to set up. Has been keeping very accurate steps, as well as sleep tracking. For the price was well worth it. Donna W

Worked well for 3 of months. Now it won't charge.

got the watch about 15 min ago, guess what, NO WAY TO CHARGE IT..thats really wrong.

I wasn't looking for a real fitbit, all I care about is the pedometer part which works great. However, for the life of me I can't get it to sync with my K8V or my sisters new Apple phone. I haven't tried many of the other features thouroughly but they all seem to be pretty easy to use. I got what I wanted out of this product so I have to say I'm happy with the product and the cost.

Great band for my sensitive skin. Other expensive fitbits dont have this thoughtfulness. I would like the app for this to be more sophisticated tho.

Although it tracks really well, it will not charge.Going to send it back