GRV No Bluetooth Pedometer Watch Fitness Tracker No Phone Needed, Step Counter Calories/Sleep Tracker for Walking Running for Men Women Waterproof (Blue)

It works very well for me. I've worn it every day since I got it. Counts my steps and converts the amount if steps into kilometers. Handy, helpful and simple to use. Just charge, put in the desired information and done, wear and walk.

I just got it and am not sure how I feel about. The level of frustration I am feeling with my attempt to set the right date -- and never mind any other settings -- makes me want to return it. I prefer my Bluetooth but for some reason it stops working when I am in the gym.

This watch is super easy to use, really good quality, you don’t need to connect to a phone to use and it keeps me motivated to exercise more. Definitely recommend.

Arrived on time. Well made, attractive. Directions are very hard to read as they are extremely small. Directions could also be more explicit. Sometimes hard to find the button that is supposed to be pushed..hard to see on the face. Easy to charge and assemble.

What can I say I didn’t expect this, I love it !! I work in a place where no smart watches are allowed and I have to leave my phone in locker and this watch, counts my calories steps, sleep tracker, and no Bluetooth no phone connection to it. If your looking for something basic to track physical activity I recommend this.

Well, I like the size of this item. I am having a very hard time keeping it charged. I’ve tried everything. I’ve tried it the way the direction said I’ve done everything I could. I’m just about to send this back. It works well. It counted my steps. it gives me the time I’ve gotten used to it and I’m very disappointed that it’s not holding a charge.

It’s pretty enough that my kids wanted to borrow it, but the step count was very inaccurate. When I used my phone and the watch together, I found the watch to show at least 30% less mileage/steps. Sometimes the watch showed no steps at all, such as times when I walked 50 or fewer steps. I work a job where I sit a lot, so it’s important to me that I can count every short burst of steps throughout the day. Also it’s worth noting that the watch doesn’t have any way of recording a weekly average or saving your step history; you’d have to write that down each day.Sometimes the watch would weirdly buzz my arm with no indication why. At times it might buzz 6-8 times rapidly, which was distracting. Returning this.

Extremely hard to charge. The piece you insert to charge is very finicky and it's hard to find the right angle to get it to charge and then when you do, nothing lights up on the screen to show you that it's charging. I had no clue when it was done charging bc nothing showed any sort of status on the screen. I kept having to unplug it and wake the screen up to check the battery status. When I finally got it fully charged, the setting up of the date/time/etc is a pain in the butt. It's not user friendly. I finally got that done and put the watch on, ready to forgive and forget. I walked around my apartment a bit, just to check if it was working. Nope. It says zero steps. As far as tracking my sleep, I highly doubt it'll know when I'm asleep if it can't even tell when I'm walking. I already know this piece of junk is going in the trash.