QOOGOT Fitness Tracker with Blood Oxygen SpO2 HR Sleep Monitor,Waterproof Health Activity Tracker for Android and iOS,11 Sport Modes Watch with Pedometer Calorie Counter for Men Women

This is an el cheapo version of a fitbit I got when I was low on cash. So far it seems to be working pretty well. I am happy with it. I don't pay attention to the sleep tracking, but everything else I use. I like how it also keeps track of your heartbeats per minute and your blood oxygen levels.

I don't really have any major complaints about the device now that I have it working, but I had to have my daughter help me set it up. It was confusing to set up because NO WHERE on the watch, the app, the box or the instruction manual cover does it call the device a Y39 PLUS, but the setup instructions suddenly tell you to "select your Y39 PLUS to connect." The manual is poorly written and full of typos.The watch function keeps accurate time and the step counter seems to be fairly accurate, but the heart monitor is all over the map. My heart rate is normally in the 50s at rest. It was fairly accurate then, but when I move, the bPM function soars. This morning while I was walking, it told me that my heart rate was 448 to 468 BPM, which is ridiculous. I would be dead if my heart rate got to half of that number.The wrist band is a bit large. I don't have tiny wrists ( I wear a 7-1/4 to 7-1/2 inch bracelet), but I have the band set at 4 notches from the smallest. There are 10 additional notches and the extra band flops. I am not sure whether I can cut it shorter. I looked on Amazon for replacement bands, hopefully smaller, but the only ones that are listed are compatible with other fitness trackers, not this one.Overall, a decent tracker for the price if, like me, you really only want a step tracker and watch. The other functions don't work well.

I had some Amazon credit card points to burn and I've been wanting one of these so I picked this one. I intend to use it when I'm doing my pool exercise to track my heart rate and steps without having to risk getting my cell phone wet. My wrist is quite thin and I find the unit clunky and not very comfortable to wear. It's almost a half in thick.The instructions that come with it lack actual instructions, and the app is equally mystifying. The step counter is so far off what is shown on my phone it is laughable - the unit counted 31 steps before I even got out of bed. Apparently moving my legs or turning over in bed counts as steps?Anyway, I haven't worn it at night because, as I said, it's clunky and not comfortable. I'm a side sleeper and that hand/wrist would be under my head. When I wear it in the exercise pool, the screen senses the warm water moving against it and it cycles through the functions as if it's being tapped. In a regular cold water pool it might not react this way. I will probably end up returning it.

Works perfectly

The product is easy to use and easy to set up. The charger is on the bottom of the tracker. Once charged it slips into the watch and, which seemed okay. But now I'm ready to charge it again, I'm afraid I'm going to break it off. It is fitted tightly. Not sure if this is going to break easy. Wondering if I should return it right now.

I'm not used to wearing watches so I got a cheap fitness tracker to see if I could get used to it. Its fine. I wanted it mostly to track my steps. It does that. The sleep function doesn't track accurately. It says I was in a deep sleep at one point when I know I was awake, staring at the clock. Lol. I just wanted to try out a cheap tracker before I decided to spend more money on a more accurate/sensitive one.

It looks so sleek on my hand. Easy to set up with phone. At work, I don't walk around with my phone and I was able to receive notifications and incoming calls or texts on the watch. It's a great buy for the price. Love it! Technology doesn't need to be expensive. It just needs to be functionally and worth it!

The only 2 things i don't know what is going on is why it's not doing my BP and O2 levels. It is great on the app and the app is easy.