KG Physio | Premium Fitness Tracker Watch | Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor, Pedometer, Sleep Tracker and Exercise Tracker | IP67 Waterproof Rated With A Touch Screen Display Designed For Android & IOS

Absolutely delighted with this purchase.Does everything you would expect from a fitness tracker 4 or 5 times the price, very easy to set up and sync with mobile, been using for around 2 weeks now and seems to track steps and sleep very accurately, i also compared the heart rate monitor with monitor on x-trainer at gym and the readings were very similar.It allows you to have up to 3 activities stored you can measure but access to another 7 which can be easily changed on phone in a matter of seconds.My only slight gripe would be that it an be hard to read in bright sunshine which can be annoying when exercising outside, however this is a very minor annoyance and would not stop me awarding 5 stars.All in all an absolutely fantastic fitness tracker especially for under £30, add to that it comes with 2 bands (black is standard so when ordering if you order the colour of your choice you have the black as a standby), if your looking for a good quality fitness tracker with all features you could want then don't hesitate to purchase this, you will not be disappointed.

So had the ID115HR for a month now. Overall it is a great tracker and at the price, it offers real value.There are a number of good points almost too many to write down. Just to name a fewPros:-Physical1a) The buckle is watch style1b) One week battery life1c) Comfortable (on the whole)Digital2a) The run/walk modes are a real bonus2b) Options to customise the watch face are nice.2c) many many good options/features will not list them all!Now for the bad points, it should be noted that many of these are smaller things plus could be fixed in a software updateCons:-Physical3a) I do not think the USB/strip system will last more than a year or two as overtime is will become loose3b) The size of the screen is limiting, a few more mm of with of screen would have helped3c) The height that the watch sits off your wrist is high considering with the narrowness of the device3d) HR monitor is not great, but to be fair none of them are compared to the cheat strap style HR monitor3e) The 'rase to wake' is not very responsive, I frequently lift my wrist and do not see the time. I have learned a technique to make it work 80% of the time now.-Digital4a) When in the run mode, there are a number of different view/screen, these are cycled through via clicking. Now when you find one you like you would expect it to stick on the mode but it does not. It goes back to the first in the cycle. Very Frustrating when out jogging.4b) When in run mode, there are two lines of text the top is HR, step, Kcal, KM, Pace, ave pace, time. The bottom stays as stopwatch the whole time. Now the problem is the stopwatch is in the format 00:00:00 mins:sec:m/sec which with the narrow screen means the font is very small and can not be read when jogging.4c) Sleep mode is not very accurate, I frequently find it telling me I have slept more than I did. How do I know you ask? because I know what time I woke as I look at the clock on the wall and yet the tracker tells me I was asleep during that time.4d) There is only one sleep a day allowed it seems, if I sleep during the day it does not log that time. Clearly, this is an advanced functionality but would be nice to have.# Note for users/potential buyers #Overall this is a great tracker and you should strongly consider it. It has extra functionality that other more expensive trackers do not have. But note there are a few small issues which need to be resolved before this can get 5 stars.# Note to developers #Please fix (4a) and (4b) [see attached image] these should be quite quick fixes and will affect all users who use the tracker for physical activity above walking level.If you could also look to improve (3e) and (4c) it would be good. Also in future (4d) would be nice :)

I bought two of these, one for my girlfriend and one for me. My girlfriends works perfectly, she charges hers once a week for about half an hour, its great. Mine on the other hand will not hold a charge for more than a couple of hours, at times it wont even last though the night to track my sleep.I have been trying to get in touch with the seller to no avail.

Overweight, poorly organised and lacking time to do hours of boring cardio I needed something that could kick me into shape. Little did I know, this was it! All I do now is check my app and monitor my steps. I just keep busier! The watch itself looks great, loads of functions and the app is great. Feels like a £100+ watch, I’m chuffed to bits with this.

I'm super impressed with this Fitness Tracker Watch. Available for an affordable price and does exactly what FitBit does.I'm able to track the calories burned which really helps when looking to see whether I'm staying in a calorie deficit etc.Also really helpful as a steps counter & generally looks very classy as well.I would say that it would be great if the app for this watch could connect to My Fitness Pal so I can insert my calories burned and see it compared to the calories eaten etc. that would be really helpful but all in all a great watch and I'd happily recommend it to others.

Remarkably good value for money. Although it has some shortcomings, you'd probably need to pay five times as much to get a watch that doesn't have these.PRO: The step counter is far more accurate than Google Fit (on phone) and the heart-rate monitor is usually pretty accurate. The battery life is rated as 8 days - I've been getting 10 to 12 days. No cable needed for charging from USB port (just take one side of the strap off, and plug the watch in). It's quite configurable from the app (Very Fit Pro) that you need to use it with. Waterproof, at least to the extend of being wearable in the shower with no water ingress.CON: Impossible to read in sunlight. Syncing with app takes ages. App is a bit kludgy to use and doesn't connect with some useful apps like MyFitnessPal (although it does supposedly connect with Google Fit, they give conflicting data). Limited display configuration.

To be honest, I only really wanted a watch. Most digital watches are big and ugly but this little thing looked cute. So far it has been good as a watch (although not easy to read in bright sunlight) and has entertained me with the step counter (records about 10% less than my phone) and the heart rate monitor (who knew I had such a low resting heart rate and who knew it raced so much during a hot flush?). All in all, I'm happy with my purchase.