Fitness Tracker - Activity Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor - Fitness Watch Waterproof Smart Watch with Step Counter - Pedometer Watch for Kids Women and Men

I have been wearing this Lekoo and a Fitbit Versa simultaneously to compare the two.Sleep tracking: So far, the Fitbit still hasn't tracked my sleep. Fitbit customer service hasn't figured it out yet either. The Lekoo is accurate to the minute when I know I've awakened and gotten up in the night for the restroom. The fall asleep time is pretty close to when I last remember looking at my watch. Fitbit 0, Lekoo 1Heart rate: The two devices are within 1 - 3 beats of each other. Fitbit can give me the heart rate instantly, and I have to wait a few seconds for the LeKoo, so for that aspect only, I have to give this one to the Fitbit. Fitbit 1, Lekoo 0, but this is a small difference.Blood pressure: This does not exist on my Fitbit. On the Lekoo, I think the systolic (top number) is a little low, but the bottom number is right in line with what my doctor usually finds. When I mimic more clinical conditions, quite, feet flat, sit still and wear the watch tight (not as tight as a cuff, of course), then the systolic is more in line with doctor's findings, but I don't want to wear my watch this tight routinely. Fitbit 0, Lekoo 1Steps: The two devices are similar in daily steps. However, the Fitbit seems to count the "stationary steps" I do while exercising in my living room using my Oculus Quest and the Supernatural app. I'm definitely moving, but not very far. The Lekoo does not. Fitbit 1, Lekoo 0.Smartphone companion app: The Fitbit app drives me batty! It is far more complicated than most apps. (Why does it even have a Starbucks function??) Lekoo app is clean and simple. Fitbit 1, Lekoo 1.Messages: The Lekoo gets my text messages, tells me who is calling, and also lets me get Facebook Messenger notifications which is where our family keeps the group chat. The screen is small and I am a woman of a certain age, so if I do not have my glasses on, I cannot read the text. No return communication is possible. The FitBit wins here. The screen is bigger, so I can read it easier. It also allows me to connect notifications from pretty much everything on my iPhone, including personal and professional email. No return communicate is possible. iPhones do not play well with others, so Fitbit does not have this in development. Oddly, the Fitbit will allow we to accept a call, but I cannot hear anyone nor can they hear me. It accepts it on my iPhone, even though I am touching "accept" on the watch. Not sure this how this is useful. It could be user error, but I don't generally suck at these types of tech things. Despite the odd call answering, the Fitbit is the clear winner here and the only reason I am opting to use the Fitbit over the Lekoo...this has noting to do with fitness, so if fitness tracking is really the primary concern, you don't need this notification feature. Fitbit 1, Lekoo 0Budget: This device < $25. The Versa ~ $150 - $200 depending on vendor. Fitbit 0, Lekoo 10! It does a shocking number of things well for such a low price point.(There is also Versa 2 and Versa 3. This comparison was with a regular Versa, model 504.)

I’ve waited a while to purchase a fitness tracker and looked at so many. I’m so glad I found this one! I’ve had it for almost a week and am thoroughly impressed with both the device and the free app. It was super simple to charge, set the time and my info and download the app to my phone. I didn’t even realize when I purchased this that it had sleep tracking, as I bought it as an activity tracker. I checked the step count against another app in my phone and the step counts were nearly the same each day, so I would say this is accurate. I’m happy to have the blood pressure and heart rate features but really the sleep tracking is the biggest bonus. I would highly recommend this, and you can beat the price. The battery lasts about 3 days without needing to be charged.

UPDATE AGAIN: 4 emails. That's right, 4 asking me to delete this review. AND pay me to do it ("refund" like I haven't already gotten my money back from Amazon with my return) I contacted Amazon directly after the 3rd 2 days ago because this is now boarding on harassment. Definitely NOT an ethical company. I will not be purchasing from them again.Step tracking doesn't record until after 40 or more steps while swinging arms.... that doesn't work well for me with most of my steps inside where I'm touching walls or furniture for support. Sleep tracking.... well I'm pretty sure mine is terribly off. I KNOW I woke up at least once last night to use the toilet, even swung my arm to mimic a really fast walk down the hallway.... ZERO steps recorded and ZERO awake time in the middle of my sleep recording. Not cool. I was hoping to find a way to record those wakings without me physically having to write them down.

Easy setup:- charges using any USB A wall brick (the watch face pops out the band easily and goes back in securly- app is just a quick download from the Play Store / QR code on back and manual (make sure to switch the settings to imperial measurement in you're in the US.The build quality is pretty good. The band seems strong enough that removing the watch watch over time won't ruin the seal.The screen is crisp and has good touch input.I manly use the device to make sure I hit a certain step target / calorie burn daily as well as checking my heart rate. The device does all of this very well and you can keep track of your daily stats on the app.I have gotten the device wet multiple times while washing my hands and there have been no issues (don't use in the ocean, pretty much a death sentence for all of these devices).I opted for the dark green color and it looks really good. It's a nice switch from the usual black and gray colors out there.Very happy so far with the device. It's has a good mix of features at a fair price.

Awesome 👍 had for a few months it's awesome wish went with darker band than the purple hard to keep the band clean works well watch its self the B/p I believe is off a bit ( work in medical field) but other than that so we'll worth & a lot cheaper than other brands does exactly the same received calls and texts it's great in the nursing field especially if you're to busy to carry your phone you can see you have a call or text & retrieve your phone battery last me 5 days depending on how much information you us it for I use it 24/7 working the night shift & using the sleep mode ( think use a little more on battery with heart rate) bought for my daughter she has as iPhone she loves I have Android phone also bought one for my sister b-day she a nurse she loves she says her battery 4-5 because how often she using the features as well app very easy to use

Ordered this as a birthday gift for my mother in law! She has diabetes and has been trying to live a healthier lifestyle! Very easy to use and also accurate. Also very sleek and beautiful looking very high-quality fitness watch. Highly recommend

I bought this watch for my elderly father, so he could check his heartbeat. One of the reasons I bought this watch was due to its 12 month warranty.But the watch band broke recently. And despite that ‘unconditional’ 12 month warranty, they have refused to send my elderly father a new band, since it’s past amazons 30 day return policy?What’s the point of a 12 month warranty then?

Did not hold charge. Constantly disconnected Bluetooth. Inaccurate information. Nothing as advertised. Too bad cause really liked the look of it.

Very disappointed. I returned this product. I had it charging for over a week and it only went up one bar.

broke with in a few days

Does not work properly, counts steps when you are not moving, sleep option is not accurate, poor quality, the top plastic piece broke off after 1 day. Requesting a replacement or money back.