LETSCOM Fitness Tracker HR, Activity Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor Watch, IP67 Waterproof Smart Wristband with Calorie Counter Watch Pedometer Sleep Monitor for Kids Women Men

Bought as a replacement for a watch that was wearing out. Overall, works OK as a watch.Broken down by feature:--As a watch, it does the job. Hard to read in bright light though, and doesn't give you much warning when it is time to charge. 3/5--Watch band: Don't really like it--comes undone easily and is hard to adjust. 2/5--Heartrate monitor: works ok, as long as you aren't moving. Resting heartrate seems OK, but when working out, the monitor is off by about 20 bpm. 1/5--Pedoometer: ? This is a good question. It usually only counts about half of your steps on a treadmill (seems to vary by model), so who can say how accurate it is the rest of the time. 3/5--Distance: Again, only records about half of what the treadmill reads and there is no way to adjust for hieght, so probably not very accurate. 2/5--Wrist sense: works, most of the time. Have to turn it off at night. 4/5--Alarms: Helpful, but not enough to wake me up. Also, can't make one-time reminders. 4/5--Sports Mode: See above re: heart rate and distance. Possibly even less accurate when sports mode is on, and only works for walking. 1/5--Find Phone mode: Does nothing! 0/5--Call Alert: Works some of the time. When it does, it's great because you can have your phone on silent even when you are expecting a call. 3/5--SMS Alert: Works some of the time--only flashes for a moment (not as long as for an alarm or syncing) and doesn't retain the name, so if you miss it, you miss it. But, again helpful if you are waiting for a text but trying not to be obnixiously looking at your phone every 2 seconds. 2/5--Sleep monitor: Oddly, seems to be pretty accurate, though I'm not sure what the difference is between the light sleep and deep sleep. 4/5--Get up and move reminder: I mean, it can't make you get up and move, but it does buzz when you've been sitting too long. 5/5--The APP: So many issues here--does not have a mechanism that will let you sync the watch the phone, even though the bracelet is always buzzing and indicating that it is syncing--maybe but it doesn't update in the app. You just have to jump around it for a few minutes until the app realizes that you are on a different day and updates. Most of the function of the watch are controlled by the app, so this is a real problem.

EDIT 3: Seller contacted me again trying to bargain. Really uncomfortable at this point.Still loving my new Fitbit though.EDIT 2: Dropping my review to one star because as soon as my refund was processed, the seller contacted me to try and bribe me with a free product in exchange for deleting this review. Totally unacceptable.My Fitbit on the other hand is fantastic and I highly recommend saving up and spending the extra on the real deal.EDIT 1: My previous review was pleasantly surprised on initial use, but after a week I'm sending my LETSCOM back for a refund. As other reviewers have mentioned, it often is unable to sync with the app. This means you have to unbind and rebind the watch, losing all your data stored in the app. I've also found that twice in the week I've had it, it's reset itself back to midnight at some point while I was asleep, meaning that my alarm didn't go off as scheduled.I can deal with some compromises for the cost, but not when the tracker continually fails and refuses to sync. However, it's shown me how useful a fitness tracker can be, so I placed an order for a Fitbit.ORIGINAL REVIEW: When you get a fitness tracker for this price, you know you're making some compromises and that's very true with the LETSCOM. However, I have been pleasantly surprised at how solid it is.Make sure you read the instruction booklet that comes with the LETSCOM, as it's not an intuitive setup at all. The app to accompany it is called LETSFIT which could do with some improvements, but is functional. Once you've paired the watch with your phone and synced the app, you can see your progress for the day and week. Syncing is the key here; you have to hold and pull down on the app screen to sync or it'll stay blank the first time.Basically, keep in mind that you're buying a fitness tracker for under $50 and you'll be happy. If you're looking for anything past a barebones option, skip this and get ready to pay twice as much.Pros:- Very comfortable with lots of size options, so I can loosen and tighten it in seconds depending on my activity level.- Vibration is strong enough not to be missed.- Monitors heart rate, steps taken, calories burned, sleep hours and more.Cons:- Display is very hard to read in sunlight.- Accompanying app needs polishing.- Operation is not intuitive, takes a lot of guesswork at first.

Unless I'm the most freakishly fit man in the world this thing is totally inaccurate. I'm typing this maybe a minute after finishing a workout, sweat streaming from every pore, and it's telling me my heart rate is 63, which I can tell from using my own fingers on my neck pulse, is nowhere near what it really is. To say this product is a disappointment would be classic understatement. (BTW...I'm at least 50 pounds overweight, nowhere close to being as fit as this thing would lead me to believe.)I cannot stress enough what a crummy product this is. Not even the band works. I can't get it to clip and stay on.I'm planning to return this and get my money back.

It's a pretty good tracker. I bought this to try out and see if I like wearing a fitness tracker before I invest in something higher quality. The bracelet is comfortable and works relatively well. The app is a little glitchy but I successfully set up the SMS notifications and it worked as long as I was pretty close to my iPhone. It does not work to count steps and distance if you are pushing a stroller, it needs your arm movement to track your steps, so while that makes sense it's unfortunate as I usually am pushing a stroller when I take walks lately. It also wasn't very reliable at tracking my sleep and does not track any naps. Overall a good product if you want an inexpensive tracker with a lot of features.