anyloop Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Activity & Fitness Trackers Pedometer, Fitness Watches for Women Men, Step Counter Wrist 5.5''-7.8''

Very comfortable watch. It is as stylish as it is functional. Very easy to set up and charge. And love all the notifications it provides.

UPDATE: After 2 months, this watch now has fine lines all over the display, making it difficult to read at all. It is worthless.ORIGINAL REVIEW: As a wristwatch, this product works fine, but its fitness functions don't work well. The heart rate monitor doesn't work at all. The step counter only works if your hand is down by your side, swinging as you walk. If your elbow is bent, if you're carrying something, or if you have your hand in your pocket, it won't count your steps or distance. It has numerous workout options, but the only data it tracks reliably is the total time. After a 38 mile bike ride, it said I had gone 0.03 miles. The instructions are limited and confusing. If you just want a watch, this will do, but for fitness tracking, it would probably be better to spend a little more for a better product.

The watch is good looking but unfortunately the Raise to Wake function cannot be turned off. So the watch face is constantly turning on when I don't want it to, like in the middle of the night when the last thing I need is for my night vision to be messed up. Also when washing dishes with gloves on, the material of the gloves are able to swipe through the functions when the watch wakes up from the simple movements of my hands.Additionally, the accuracy is not the best for what I specifically wanted the watch for which is sleep tracking. The watch said 5 or so hours of sleep but the app on the phone only said 3 hours regardless of how many times I would re-sync them.My last grievance is in the settings section of the app. I was not able to locate United States as a regian which was incredibly odd. I reached out to support and they responded within the hour which was awesome but didn't seem to understand my question. The told me to click US under the region section. But that was the problem, United States (US) isn't an option under region. I replied with this discrepancy but have yet to receive a reply back.In short, I will be returning because this just isn't working for me. Perhaps I got a dysfunctional watch but it isn't serving its intended purpose.

My Garmin died after a full 6 months of dim screen (you had to be indoors in a dark room to see the screen), low battery life etc. So I thought for 40 bucks I'd give this a shot. It has a bright screen that is customizable (I have a picture of my kids on my watch now!). The features are standard as far as health goes (steps, calories, miles walked etc) but it also links to the weather on my phone which is cool and a really neat feature is the pulseox. If you are health conscious and want to check how much oxygen is getting into your blood, it has a monitor you can check. Just like the ones they put on your finger in the hospital! The app is pretty spare (which I like) and customizable. The only downside is the smartscale I got from the same mfr doesn't work with the app so I have a separate one for that. I must have gotten the wrong model. We will see how it goes, but out of the box you can't beat it for the price.

The watch is great, and my issues with it are probably my fault for not doing more research before buying. We wanted a watch for our elementary daughter. Just a watch, but one that could change watch face design, she wants to count steps, etc. But no messaging, calling, music, etc. I assumed we’d get that with this watch, and most features you can without pairing to anything, EXCEPT the time. You literally cannot reprogram the time without pairing it. So dumb. Seems like a crazy easy feature to have without connectivity needs. But otherwise, it’s a nice watch. Fits our daughters small wrist but also would fit mine, look and feel are great, arrived timely, etc. Have only had it a couple days and no problems with charging, etc. Am not sure yet if it will keep accurate time with us connecting it only once to set the time and then disconnecting it. I’m just so annoyed by this. Wish we’d bought a diff watch and done a little more research, but I was overwhelmed by all the choices. Or if the company is listening, move your product from good to great by fixing this one flaw.

I got this because I wanted a larger screen than my previous wearable device but not gigantic like most are and the size is perfect, the color is nice, I like that I can customize the watch face with my own pictures (best feature). I'm not happy with the app as it is limited - I can't set or schedule my do not disturb mode from the app can only do it from the device and only when I want to turn it off - Can NOT Schedule, that is disappointing. When I charge the device before going to sleep, I'm unable to manually add the sleep time to the phone or the device so I loose 1 day of date weekly. While it does display texts from my phone, it doesn't allow me to scroll to see the full message and it doesn't show who is sending it. Does that with emails and social media notifications. Although, I like that I can delete all the messages at once, that's a nice feature.I hope the developers are going to update the app with more editable functionality.Nice little device just needs more thought put into how people use it.

My doctor suggested I get a Fitbit/step counter. I didn’t want to pay a lot for one incase I didn’t use it. I found this one and have been very pleased with its function and fit. The rubbery band is comfortable and fits a wide range. The step counter has proven its worth alone. It also has a pulse and an oxygen saturation monitor, which is good with some medical conditions. Also the sleep monitor is handy. You can check messages, play music and check the weather too. I haven’t even used all the functions yet. Very useful for a small price. I would buy again.