Amzhero Health Fitness Tracker With 24/7 Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen, Blood Pressure, Sleep Tracker, 5Atm Waterproof Activity Trackers With Step Tracker, Pedometer (S & L Bands Included), Beige

It’s a really good watch for the price. I’ve had an Apple Watch before; I used it for years before it broke and it was almost as expensive to replace the screen as to buy a new one. This doesn’t have as many features, which I do not mind. I really only use a smart watch for 3 things: -fitness tracking (steps, heart rate, sleep… all of which work pretty great with both but I’ll get to the difference later) -preview text messages/see who’s calling (I notice it silently on my wrist unlike a silent phone, and it’s easier to decide if I should respond or answer with a quick wrist preview.) -finding my iPhone on silent (I loose it nearby all the time and it’s so useful to have a button on your wrist that helps you find it instantly.) The only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is because of the step counting. Go for a walk every week day pushing a baby stroller and walking the dogs, it is my first and last exercise of the day and I get a fraction of the steps I should be getting. It will not track all of your steps if your arms aren’t swaying. Pushing a baby stroller, holding a (short) leash out, or hands in your hoodie pocket because it’s cold but you still want to go for a stroll?.. you will not get all your steps. Take the exact same walk again with your arms swaying and you’ll realize how many more step you’re getting. This is still a great watch to get if you’re starting a fitness journey and you can always upgrade later if you want more than basic features. I’m very happy; it looks high quality, the battery life is a couple days and is a quick charge (I charge it every 2-3 days while I shower and that’s it), it’s not too big and is still readable/easily operable, and it’s held up through rain/sweat/ bumps/drops/and other fumbles.

Doesn’t track well for my needs using a walking pad at my standing desk. I use a walking pad at my standing desk and like to track my steps. Since my hands are typically up on the keyboard and mouse, the watch doesn’t seem to be tracking my steps at all. After a day of activity and almost 1 hour on my walking pad, my phone (in my pocket the whole time) read over 6,000 steps and the watch only read 1,600 steps which makes no sense. I’m better off just using my phone to track my steps at this point. But the watch will still work well I’m sure when I’m not at my desk. I’ll just use it for times I don’t have my phone on me and want to track my steps. The sleep tracker seems to work well at least so I do like that part and the watch is cute and waterproof.

I love the watch and the price point is good. However, within two weeks of owning it got snagged, and the buckle for the wrist fell off. Now it’s not really usable. Update: You can buy replacement bands, which I’m trying. You just might want to start with a spare band.

Nice watch with easy to view screen. Wish I knew how to use the "music" feature. No instructions.

the sleep tracker and left wrist to wake the watch up does not work. can't seemed ro get all the functions to work on any smart watch I have tried and I am not spent 300 bucks.