Kybeco Fitness Tracker Color Screen Weather Waterproof Activity Tracker Heart Rate Monitor Calories Counter Sleep Monitor Smart Bracelet Pedometer Wearable Wristband for Kids Women Men

I have had 2 Fitbit trackers, the Charge HR and the Flex, and this fitness tracker seems to be on par with if not better than both of them. I lost the Flex charger and I lost the actual Charge HR tracker. With my record of losing fitness trackers I did not want to spend a lot of money on a new tracker that I might end up losing in a couple month. I also did not want to give up the heart rate monitor which is why I did not order a new charger for the Flex. Something I really like about how this fitness tracker is designed is the fact that you do not need an extra charge cable for it so there is one less item for me to worry about losing.I did a couple step count tests with this tracker and the number was so close that I could have accidentally messed up counting my steps. The accuracy of the tracker is very impressive. I was having issues at first so I switched the wrist it was on and it fixed the issue. I’m not sure why that worked but it did so if you have issues it might be worth it to try that. Something important to know about this tracker is that it does not count steps if you take less than 30 steps. It will start to count them but if you stop walking before those 30 steps are hit then it will take away those steps as it will not consider that real steps. This prevents it from counting steps when all you are doing is moving your arm to do something.  I used to log a lot of fake steps on accident just from working at my desk with the Fitbit so it is nice that it will not do that with this tracker so I will get a more accurate picture of my daily steps taken.I like having my phone calls and messages show up on my tracker. I had my phone charging in the back of my house and I saw that I got a message that I was waiting for and I was able to go back and check it. I also have a tendency not to hear my phone in the store and the tracker alerted me that I had an incoming call that I could not hear.The heart rate monitor also seems to be accurate. It always matches extremely closely with the heart rate monitor on my phone.One thing that I keep having issues with is trying to sync it with Google Fit. The steps are always really far off even though it says the two are linked. I do not plan on having this affect the rating for the tracker because I am still able to do everything I would like with it without syncing the two but it might be important information for someone else. I also have not found a way to link it to Samsung Health. I do not have an iPhone so I am unsure of its ability to link to iPhone’s health app.Overall this is a great fitness tracker and the price is very reasonable. It comes with a lot of great features.

I got this mainly to monitor heart rate and sleep. The heart rate is consistently lower than what my cuff show. It does not track often enough to keep track of afib.I don't think it does a very good job on sleep. I usually go to bed between 9 & 10 PM. It doesn't start working until 11 or more often 12. I sometimes wake up around 4 or 5, read for awhile and go back to sleep. It shows I slept from 6 to 8 o8:30, whenever I wake up. Thus reporting 2-2.5 hours of sleep. It also seems that I don't get much deep sleep. This could be true, I have no way to double check.For the low price, I felt that it it would be a good way to learn before forking over closer to $200 for the real deal. I

I purchased this for two reasons. One for fitness tracking and two to receive text alerts without having to pull my cell phone out while at work. The only reason I gave it two stars instead of one is because it does a fair job keeping up with steps and has a fair amount of choices for types of activities. However, mine has gotten to where it is always searching for a Bluetooth signal. I'm constantly fighting to keep it synced. There is zero rhyme or reason as to which text alerts I get and which ones I miss. Also, it doesn't alert emails if you use Google. I've had it for about three months and have had nothing but issues with it after about a month. It does seem to alert all nearly all my calls, at least more consistently than it is with texts. I'm overall disappointed, but you get what you pay for. It depends on what purpose you want the "smart" watch to perform as to whether or not I'd recommend it. Personally, I'm looking for something different. If you just want a fitness tracker, this would be fine for the price. If you want something that actually performs all the functions it advertises, I'd look elsewhere.

This thing has the dimmest screen. Even on high. Even in the house with dim lighting. Features didnt work right. I believe it was used. It has a scratch on it. This lead me to my dream Fitness Tracker The Samsung Gear Fit2 Features are endless it seems. Compatible with android I think Apple too. Great tracking. Has a long range for blue tooth and stays connected. You get what you pay for it seems. I have seen that some are leary about the heart rate monitor light/ along with bluetooth because of Radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic radiation (EMR). I dont know about other watches but this one you can turn both of those features off! and just use it for fitness and it still works without smart phone being connected to it. Oh I tested it out. Cheaper on Ebay but they have them here on Amazon.

This was a great watch for my kids. We like doing virtual races together and this really helped keep track of the steps and miles.

Broken after 2 months...not abused, with normal wear

This product died after 2 weeks of usage, you charge and it does not even turn on. Bad product. Waste of money