Features:

  • 【 Multi Sports and Modes 】- Automatically and accurately track your all day steps, calories, distance and duration. Supports multiple sports modes: walk, run, hiking, cycling. Help to improve your exercise intensity for better results.
  • 【 Heart Rate Monitor 】- Adopt the latest HR sensor for accurate and effective heart rate monitoring, targeting healthier lifestyle; Smart watch with crystal look surface, shining and fashion. lift your wrist to wake up the fitness tracker. High brightness
  • 【 Improve Sleep and Wake Up 】- Automatically track your sleep quality. Detect your sleep automatically in the night, analyze your sleep quality. You can also set an alarm to wake you up with vibration, smooth and comfort. Embrace a fresh morning.
  • 【 Smartphone Notifications 】- Get and read your message & calls at once, receive calls, calendar reminders, SMS and app notifications on watch screen. Supports Facebook, WhatsApp, Skype, and Twitter; never miss important messages.
  • 【 Built-in USB Plug & 】- Built-in USB Charge (no need cable). One full charge for 4 days usage, or up to 7 days standby. We offer 30 days full refund, 12 months replacement . Your worry-free and satisfied purchase starts by clicking “Add
  • Included: user guide
  • Material: Plastic
Good Product Nice Colorful display ,USB Charging attached Stays Charged more than a week

Notifications from whats app and other famous social media tools are good. There is some difference in the Sleep tracking algorithm, usually deep sleep shows 2 hrs for me but with this device, it is showing 5-6 hrs , not sure which one is better. This is my first Heart rate sensor device Most of the time it shows fine readings. A couple of times it showed 200bpm which is odd but not always. With this device no need to search for the USB cable or Keep the USB charger safe ,because the usb plug is attached .In my perspective this device is good ,little over priced compared to others in market

Great Budget Tracker/Watch

This is a great little budget fitness tracker. I bought it for my son and tested it against my Fitbit. It isn’t quite as accurate as the Fitbit but for the price I can’t complain. It’s only off by a few hundred steps at the end of the day. It did take me a few times to reset my alarm for it to actually hold and work, but I did get it working on a regular basis. The display is nice and clear. The heart rate monitor, like the steps, aren’t quite as accurate as the Fitbit, but once again, at this price range it’s not going to be competing much with the Fitbit quality of trackers. Are there a few issues? Sure. But overall it’s a great little watch/tracker on a budget.

Awesome fitness tracker with a great price and easy to use!

This tracker is amazing for the price! The features it packs into its size are amazing. When I first opened it I skeptical comparing it to other trackers I have used of higher price, but this one compared just as great! It’s charge last easily 4-5 days. It could have gone longer but I usually charge it just to be safe. The heart rate monitor works senselessly throughout the day on set time parameters I wanted it to record at. The different fitness levels you could set it at helped it distinguish the different amounts of energy you are using based on exercise. The step tracker works as described, and when I did a test track comparing it with another device it was right on par as equal in steps with a little different as to be expected. It also receives text and call notifications on the screen, as well as Facebook notifications. A nice little tough. It paired very easily with my iPhone XR and have had no issues with connectivity and viewing data. For the price this fitness watch is awesome, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a tracker to keep track of their daily habits.

Easy to use

I read the first few pages of the manual so that the Initial setup was easy and downloaded the App. Later that night, I read the rest and set up additional features in the App. The App works well and my watch will sync upon opening - no problem. I always had issues with both Fitbit and Garmin not always syncing, so this is a plus. The watch looks more expensive than it is and comfortable to wear. I am a female with thin wrists, so I like that the display and band is not so large. The battery life seems good so far,, but charged it fully Thursday night before going to bed and Saturday morning it still has a pretty full charge (see picture). The watch face is not always “on”, but you just have to turn your wrist towards you or tap it to wake it up, which is a battery saver. I love that I don’t have to find the charging cable - USB is built-in to the watch and inside band - how “smart” is that! You can set alarms throughout the day for reminders, track steps, heart rate and several fitness activities, as well as get notifications for phone calls, text messages, and email if you like. I love that it includes yoga. It seems as accurate as the other watches I have had. For the price, I don’t think you can find a better fitness or waterproof watch. It has most features of the more expensive fitness watches and pretty stylish.In summary, the watch does what it says it does, which is quite a lot for the price tag. However, don’t expect it to do everything that others do unless stated. I will suggest to the App Design team to allow the user to adjust their sleep time in the App because it thought I was sleeping when relaxing and watching TV late at night .

A cost effective upgrade from my old old Ifit tracker

Already had an ifit and was looking for something a bit more advanced but not something that would break the bank. The unit arrived in minimal packaging and was simple to charge up. It doesn’t require a cable/adapter as the unit has a standard USB connector which fits into the strap. It looks a little weird for a USB but sure enough, plug it in, the tracker unit starts charging. The little note on the unit says 5 minutes to charge but I left it in longer. Once charged upI installed the App on my Iphone and could immediately configure items such as time/date format and other settings such as message notifications from my phone, alarms and inactivity reminders. As soon as I started walking I could watch the counter incrementing. My Ifit was the bare minimum and gave no real indication of the count until I reviewed the data on the application or a general couple of lights showing progress towards the goal. So with this unit, I could actually see that I was making progress. This unit measured my heart beat which old unit did not. So feature add there. The application is a little primitive and for some reason does not include the unit manufacturer name on it “Apirka” which meant I had to go back to the packaging to find the application name. This is a pet peeve of mine because when you throw packaging away its not immediately obvious to find app and the name doesn’t match with the hardward manufacturer name – so is this the right app. The application also appears to integrate with Apple health application. I don’t use it but a friend showed me his apple watch and the application and surprise surprise my data appears in there now as well. While exercising which my phone tucked away I see incoming SMS message appearing on the screen – which is a nice feature and not having to have the phone out to see these. For the most part, the screen is black not showing anything, title my hand or touching the screen shows the data, and swiping up allows me to scroll through the data Steps, distance, calories, heartbeat etc. Synchronization happens automatically when you start the application on device. So no real problems in establishing connections. I have an NordicTrack treadmill that uses Ifit and therefore my ifit data would all be aggregated into a simple web site/application which was good – ie. My treadmill data and fitness track all in one place which this doesn’t do but this tracker does so much more than the ifit I had. As for accuracy – I place more credence on the steps recorded as I can actually see them incrementing as I’m walking. Comparing the two units showed a significant difference. So because I can see the actual steps incrementing as I’m moving I trust this data more. The unit is slightly bigger than the old unit but is not big, it is comfortable to wear and you hardly notice it. It comes in a few different colors. The strap was more like a watch strap which was easy to side The battery has last since saturday on a single charge with me syncing and playing with the unit more than normal as I'm becoming familiar with it. Summary A step up from the old unit I had – provides a wide degree of additional functionality. Appears to be accurate in terms of step count and has application to record all the details which was incredibly easy to configure and use. This is my new tracker.

Fitness Tracker HR Model: Y1

For the price this is a pretty goodfitness tracker. Display - Good display, Bright, easy to read Tracking - Great automatic tracking for everyday steps that includes number of steps, kilocalories, and miles, not 100% accurate but pretty close as all distance trackers vary. Training Mode - Four modes for walking, running, biking, and hiking for tracking distance, workouts can not be synced to app Heart Rate - light based heart rate monitor and can be set to an automatic mode to gather throughout a workout or throughout the day or night Call/Text/Facebook Notifier - Notifies you of calls and shows you who is calling, Shows you the beginning of the text and who it is on the tracker, which is a great feature for the price of the tracker Sleep Tracker - Tracks your sleep and is comfortable to wear while sleeping Stopwatch - Neat stopwatch feature which is under settings Phone Finder - If you've misplaced your phone you can quickly get it to ping from this device, which is in settings If you want a basic fitness tracker at low-cost but high features, This is a good pick.

Great fitness tracker/smart watch for a great price

I've been using this fitness tracker/smart watch for about two weeks now and I can say that it is amazing value. Like seriously. It offers a ton of functionality for a fraction of the price of a fitbit or Apple watch. It can track your sleep, your steps, your heartrate, etc. It can even notify you of calls or messages, which is an awesome function that most fitness trackers in this price range don't have. Battery life is really decent - I've been basically charging it around once a week and it has not once died on me during the day. It's also waterproof so you don't have to take it off while washing your hands or doing dishes. I would highly recommend.

This tells me I’m sleeping better than I thought.

This is my first experience with a fitness tracker. At 83 I live a fairly sedentary life and needed something to remind me to get up and move! I am addicted to books and time flies so I’m really glad to have this gadget. I also appreciate the sleep tracking since I find I’m sleeping better than I thought. Guess the low energy was from age not lack of deep sleep. I do have a question that I hope somebody can answer. In the manual on the device it says blood pressure can be tracked but I cannot find any directions on how to set it up and I don’t find the icon on the home screen. Ideas/directions anyone? Thank you in advance.

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