Kummel Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Waterproof Activity Tracker with Pedometer & Sleep Monitor, Calories, Step Tracking for Women Men Black

I like the band, I like how it charges, I like how it looks, I like how it fits. It seems quite accurate.The app is terrible. First of all, it starts with an ad for a product that I am not interested in. And regardless, what app for a product that you bought is ad based? This is reprehensible.Second, it doesn’t have my desired features. . I have not yet found a way to add steps that I know I took when I had the band off. This is a simple thing to do in the Fitbit app but not in this app.Third, it’s difficult to find anything in the app. Everything is hidden. For example, you have to go to a sublist to find the amount of battery you have left, it’s not displayed when you pull down to synchronize. It should be on every main display of the band. You shouldn’t have to choose between seeing your steps and the time and seeing the battery power. I want to see all three, and there is no way to see the battery power on the band while you’re wearing it unless you choose that display and don’t see the steps on the main display. Bad use of space.I was able to get rid of the green flashing lights when I’m not wearing the band by turning off wrist sense. But that’s a stupid workaround. It should possibly flash a couple lights, more slowly than it does, and then only do it once when you have wrist sense on, and are not wearing the band. Instead of doing it very fast, like a flickering light, repeatedly with no end. I think the very fast flash is dangerous (if you happen to be epileptic, or be around someone who is), and it’s annoying to those to whom it is not dangerous. I’ve seen someone go into epileptic seizures as a result of flashing lights from a fire alarm. It’s not a good thing. You would think the company would see this coming as a lawsuit.So, my mixed feelings lead me to a three star rating. This software engineers and the management have ruined a good effort by the hardware engineers.

So my high end fitness watch, quit holding a charge. I picked this up as a temporary as if I don’t see the number of steps in a day I don’t get the exercise I usually would.The face cover will scratch very easily.Other than that the watch is durable, seems to do a decent job of counting steps, but I do get a little confused with trying to link it to my messages, etc.I think it’s the updates on my phone that cause it to disconnect and then I have to go back in and redo everything. Not sure howeverFor a fraction of the cost of my other watch, this definitely will be a good temporary replacement. Had it for half a year. The charge will last several days, and then recharges quickly.

Product is very similar to other fitness trackers. The only problem I have, is when I click biking, the distance is definitely not correct. I know that I biked approximately 5 miles and it only came up 2 1/4. So know that your biking distance may not be correct when using the watch. Otherwise, I have no issues with anything regarding this watch, and I seem to only have to charge it about every five days.

It's easy to set up. Has simple features. Once you figure out what it does for you then you can graduate to the more expensive ones with additional features.

I love this watch! Only needs charging once a wk. Keeps track of sleep & steps. Perfect for anyone in need of a basic fitness tracker