Kids Fitness Tracker for Boys Girls Teens, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker with Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen & Sleep Monitor, Alarm Clock, Calorie Counter, Step Counter

If you need something to tell you your daily steps, heart rate, and distance, go for it. That is all I use it for. I downloaded the VeryFit App and deleted it because I don't use it and the stupid notifications would NOT go away even after tinkering with the settings. All I need to see is the numbers on my wrist anyway so it wasn't a big deal. If you want all the pizzazz and connectivity of the Fit Bit then do that instead. I personally don't care about competing in step challenges with friends anymore, because they cheated anyway. Seriously who does that. If you want to shake your wrist like a psychopath and look like you're jerking off ghosts all day just to bypass my actual walking distance then go for it. For me this is a great price point for a nice little pedometer. Also I love the fact there is no extra cord. I just pop off the wrist band and stick the dongle in the wall port. I'm a big fan of minimizing the amount of cords I need to chase around in my life.

I've only had it for a week, but so far, I'm loving it. This is my first fitness tracker, so I can't give you a comparison. I liked the looks of it first off. It's slender and doesn't take up my whole wrist. I have a small wrist, so the band is a little long, but looks ok. I was a little concerned about battery life at first. When I was using it (and the app) for "fitness" while at the gym, the battery icon looked low. As soon as I finished my workout and "ended" the session, it went back to normal. I have several things activated (steps, sedentary alert, sleep, heartbeat, texts, alarm) and use a "fitness" session every couple of days and the battery has lasted almost a week. For $20, you can't beat it. I don't know how long it will last, but when it does quit working, I'll be getting another one.

I borrowed my husband’s Fitbit Charge for a while and decided to try out my own fitness tracker. I wasn’t willing to spend tons of money, so I got this one for a good deal. It doesn’t seem to be quite as accurate as the Fitbit, and the app is a little less all-inclusive, but again, I wasn’t expecting the exact same product for a fraction of the price. It ended up being a little wider than I wanted, it was hard to tell from the product photos which is why I included my pics here. I was hoping it would be a little narrower, but that’s not a deal breaker. I didn’t like how wide the Charge was, so I was looking for something more like the Fitbit Luxe. This Eurans one is somewhere between them. I will say that the touch-to-see-the-time feature is more responsive than the Fitbit brand one, with the Charge sometimes I would tap it 4-5 times to get it to wake up, and this one consistently turns on the display with one tap. I’ve been wearing it for 3 days now on the first charge and it still has 70% battery life, so that’s nice! Don’t know yet how long it will go. For a simple step counter, heart rate tracker, movement reminder, sleep tracker, and call/text notifications, I’d say it does its job well for a decent price.

Updated review: I loved this thing. Sure, it has some quirks and it lacked some functions compared to a name brand alternative, but it was awesome for the price. Then I broke it. So I bought a new one. The functions are a bit different but it's basically the same. Well, except the app. The app is completely different and I don't know if it is the device itself or the app, but the new one will not sync at all. The new app has a good looking appearance but since the device will not sync it's useless. The device also doesn't keep accurate time. Sometimes it's fast, but mostly it is a few minutes behind. It's a shame. The first one I had was a true bargain and did a good job. This one just doesn't work and doesn't compare to the first one. My wife kept buying the latest Fitbit and each one died prematurely. We wasted too much money on them so I thought I would give this a try. It works just as well as the Fitbits did. Not perfect, but just as good. Sometimes the screen goes wonky, but I can easily reset the device and it's fine. Worth the price for an entry level tracker

I got two of these for my kids. They both love it so much & wear it all the time. It needs to be synced with the app once in a while when the display time goes out of whack. But other than that it doesnt require an app to work. It requires a charge once every few days. Definitely worth getting it for your kids as it motivates them to be more active. Overall, a great product at a decent price.

All functions work. Light weight, easy to charge, and many functions for the price. Everything works great EXCEPT the step counter. This function is why it was purchased and it doesn’t count even close. Many of the other functions are based on those steps. Pretty much worthless at this point. I do not recommend this product. I will not purchase this item again.

I have had this for a week now a d I will admit that the price had me very doubtful about the quality. Boy have I been pleasantly surprised! I love the ease of scrolling through the different categories, the battery has lastede all week. It is very co.fortable to wear and the mobile app is very useful and user friendly. I highly recommend this fitness tracker.

I actually bought one for my granddaughter first then decided to get one for me. I wanted to keep up with steps without lugging my phone. The plus is with the app I can add notifications from my phone like text, etc. I can’t answer from this device but I never cared for that anyway. It even has a sleep feature to help see if your getting enough deep sleep as opposed to light sleep. Very glad I purchased this.