Smart Band 9 Pro, Sports fitness tracker, 1.74 narrow-edge quadrilateral display, 21 Days Battery Life, Upgraded sleep tracking, 150+ sports modes, 5ATM, GPS and compass, Moonlight Silver

I have had Apple Watches and Fitbit's and from a fitness tracking point of view, this watch matches their software and functionality. The battery life is far superior and the app is very informative. It was tricky to connect to my iPhone but certainly worth the effort. For the price, the quality is excellent and would definitely recommend.

I searched extensively for a Fitness Tracker to replace my FitBit when its battery died. I was looking at all the main well known brands but was hesitant to spend so much money. Eventually I opted for this watch and I have been absolutely delighted with it. The battery life is incredible, it literally lasts weeks even with daily wear and using the GPS tracker function. This used to drain my FitBit battery really fast. It tracks workouts well and the interface and operation is clear and easy. I don’t tend to use the App much. For my needs which is mainly to track dog walks and length / intensity of lifting weights at home its perfect. Really pleased for the price!

Have had this for about a month now. It’s a very low cost smart watch, that does everything it’s supposed to pretty well. Mostly. Set up was straightforward. It feels quite light and fragile in the hand. The battery life is superb, it needs a charge less than once a month, which is incredible. Heart rate tracking is very accurate, the best of any watch I’ve had, better than watches 10x the cost. The app isn’t good. It’s not intuitive, syncing is very bad, the watch becomes unresponsive for a while or restarts when the app is opened. It has some quirks, like telling me I’ve been standing for 14 hours when I’ve only had it on my wrist for 6 hours. But, if you want an accurate heart rate tracker that tells the time and some other stuff get this. Oh, and the date format is the wrong way round (mm/dd), which is way more annoying than it should be.

Which? best buy fitness tracker. Comfortable to wear and good battery life. Still working out all that it can do. Charging cable a bit short at 50cm.

Bought as a Which? recommended buy in May 2025 and I was sick of Fitbit's unreliability. At first it was great, although I was surprised at how few steps it registered (thought it was me being lazy buy others have also commented on low step count). Loved the long battery life but now in December 2025 it doesn't want to sync to the app and the screen can only be read in the pitch black as otherwise it is too dim and it doesn't 'wake' when you tap the screen. Such a pity because the price was very reasonable. Also customer service only Monday to Friday 9 to 6 so no good if you want support at the weekend

Bought this as a replacement for my old garmin vivoactive 3 and so far I really like it. It has all the features that I liked with my garmin. The only thing is it’s not compatible with my vitality account. I’ve had a few issues with it disconnecting from my phone and had difficulty reconnecting it but apart from that I’m pleased, especially when it’s so much cheaper than the Garmin. It was straightforward to set up and I’d say a good watch to buy if you’ve never had a smart/fitness watch before as not going to break the bank if it’s not for you.

Bought for my wife. Heart information is good, but it's useless at counting steps. It regularly records a half to a third of those on her phone. Also compared both to my watch and phone when we are out together it is completely inaccurate. Has been returned for a replacement. Very good service from Amazon. New one appears to be much better at step counting. Otherwise seems OK and has a long battery life.

Really just getting to grips with what this can do. Pleased with quality and battery life. So far pulse readings good and an excellent watch.