Garmin010-01909-38 Vivofit Jr. 2, Kids Fitness/Activity Tracker, 1-Year Battery Life, Adjustable Band, Disney Frozen 2, Elsa, Light Blue

My daughter prefers the "no charging" .. she is 10, and we just moved her up to a buckle band. Even on the very tightest setting, it is loose for her. She is extremely tiny and long boned build. Her 8 year old cousin could not wear the slip on band, and it eventually went to a 6 year old nephew.She loves the Frozen theme and having racked up a ton of points, ended up reading half of the story on the first day. Otherwise not much change on the app from the Jr and the Jr2.She likes the colors instead of just black/white display. There are more things to earn and more step slides to choose from. The rewards are more interesting. Timers are the same except the new version has more color. She avoids the interactive app and just uses the watch features.She misses her old watch band. She does not like the buckle.Overall, Frozen Watch Garmin Jr.2 is a big win!4 month update : She still loves the watch and watchband. She's gotten use to the extra space of the buckle band and has grown enough to need to loosen it up. Of course, that is why we bought it in the first place! She loves that she can enjoy the frozen theme - but because it is a pretty color and engraved instead of painted pictures - she looks like she's wearing a more grown up watch. You have to be pretty close to it to see the engraved pictures.Still very happy with the watch!

Easy to use and great to motivate your kids yo do their chores

We bought this item for our 5 year old sons birthday. We have the star wars version of this watch for our 7 year old son and he has had it for over a year and still loves it. Unfortunately, after only 29 days, this spiderman model broke. The screen just went black for no reason. I contacted Garmin and within 10 minutes of chatting, they had a replacement on its way. We were pleasantly surprised by the excellent customer service.Things we like about this watch:- Chore incentives are great.- Our boys can start "toe to toe" challenges that keep them active and having fun.- I can set reminders for my son while he is at school. For example, I was going to pick him up 30 minutes later on a Tuesday so, the night before, I was able to set a reminder on his watch so he didn't forget.- They can wear it while they swim.- The sleep tracking is pretty spot on.- Overall, this watch keeps my boys moving and having fun and it has been great product for them. The battery life on my 7 year old sons watch lasted almost one year exactly to the date. Battery replacement was easy and it is still going strong.Things that could be better:-The ability to add reminders to the watch when you don't physically have the watch nearby so you don't have to "sync" the watch after each change.-GPS tracking would be great to watch kids get to/from school safely.-The ability to have both watches on one smart phone. For example, my husband keeps my oldest sons app on his phone and I keep our younger sons on mine. In order to see my older sons app, I have to re-sync it to my phone, which kicks my younger sons app off until I re-sync it. Having the ability to have multiple watches on one device would be really helpful.

As an adult woman with small wrists, I was having a difficult time finding a fitness tracker that wasn't huge. I also did not want to spend $100 or more and the cheaper "generic" trackers often were not accurate. I was not interested in a lot of features other than tracking my steps. After trying several that were either too large, wouldn't sync with my cell phone, or did not track steps accurately, I decided to give this child's watch a try. I liked the color of this, the reviews were good, and it was less than half the price of most adult fitness trackers. The only issue I have is that the numbers on the small face are difficult to see without my glasses. But the positives are many (including the fact that it never needs to be charged; It has a battery that supposedly lasts a year and I believe it can be replaced.) No one can tell it has a "Frozen" design; It just looks like a small light blue watch. It does have games and features I won't use like tracking my chores (although maybe that would be a good idea and help with procrastinating!)

Love it! The kids have so much fun competing in steps, earning coins to redeem cool rewards and reaching the 60min activity level to play the “video game” on the app

This watch is exactly what we were hoping would do. Not only does my 8 year old love it, it has become a very helpful parenting tool. The app and watch are user friendly. My son loves to see his steps, activity goals and chores completed. He uses the timer for every including brushing his teeth. The alarms have probably been one of the most useful tools since it helps him to know that when the timer goes off it’s time to go up to get ready for bed, to wake up in the morning and to get ready for school or come back in from playing. He used to struggle with these but when the watch tells him he can’t argue with that. He loves to surpass his activity goals. And the fact that I can add and reward chores is very helpful as well. This watch has dramatically improved my sons awareness of time management, goal setting and keeping in task. I definitely recommend it. Garmin is a wonderful company. I myself have a Garmin watch and knew I could expect high standards.

The tracker is nice quality and my daughter really loves it. It seems pretty good quality. And I like that I can connect her to a Family Group on the Garmin App. However, the sync doesn't seem to work very well. I have to manually sync the device quite regularly, which I wouldn't think necessary for a Garmin-quality device. I've troubleshot the app and device, but it didn't really work.

Easy to use, gave to my grandson for Christmas gift

The watch is so much simpler than most which is perfect for a kid. My daughter loves that she can achieve goals through the day as she reached certain activity milestones. She is rewarded with awards when she gets to certain amounts of steps etc. The app that you pair with it is easy to use and connect. For the price, go with this over an unknown brand, the quality it good and there are a million different wristbands you can get for it.

My grandsons love the watch. My daughter set it up so her boys do chores and get points. They have learned to tell time and never remove the watch. It also stays on when in pool and any swimming activities. Well worth the price.

I got this one for my son after getting one for my daughter about two years ago. Its biggest upside is no need to charge the battery. The button battery lasted over 18 months and cost three bucks for a new battery. It helps them to be more independent and get a sense of time. They can set their own timers for various things. It also motivated them to move around to meet their activity goals. Alarms help them get up in the morning and subsequent alarms help them go through their morning routines.

Birthday gift for energetic grandson. Great that it doesn’t need to be charged every few days