seegar Fitness Tracker, Customized Activity Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor and Sleep Monitor, GPS Route Tracking Pedometer Step Counter, IP67 Waterproof Bluetooth Pedometer

Battery life is alot better than my previous tracker. This one goes for 4 days on one full charge which is more than what i expected.Now once i got it connected with my iphone, text message alert becomes active. Alot of you probably think this is redundant but how often i had to take my phone out of my pocket just to see its a generic text from my network provider and other tricksters is beyond me; not to mention i cracked a few phone screens cuz of that.The tracker itself has got really what i needed: stepcounting, kcal conversion, heart beat when gym’in.The watch can be plugged into a usb socket directly, thats neat.All in all a fine gadget for a cheap price. Well done

A little nervous about getting this due to its price.However, it is really really good. A doddle to set-up and works a treat. The display is excellent, and the watch is really comfortable on the wrist. The straps are nice and soft.The features I wanted (Heart rate, distance travelled / steps, exercise, sleep quality) all work well. As does the linking to be told when I receive a message.There is a slight issue whereby if you are a golfer and swing hard, it can reset itself for some reason.

I originally purchased this for my daughter for Christmas as the one she currently has is well used and on its way out, once it arrives however my wife has decided she wants it, the quality of the fitness tracker is fantastic and has a real quality feel to it. The options are easy to access as is the connection the the phone,m. The display is far better than I expected from dive a cheap item with clear crisp and vibrant colours. Overall I’m extrealy happy with it, as is my wife, need to buy another now.

Personally, I feel the price of a fitness tracker shouldn't cost so much as the main goal of these devices is to track your movement, sleep pattern and heart rate, to name but a few.When I discovered this, I was hoping it would meet my expectation and I boy was I not wrong. It does everything that you need, compared to a high-end fitness tracker but at a cheaper price. It's easy to navigate and the options are clear and visible to see. It has its own app which is quite normal but the best part about it is the fact it doesn't need a charging cable. Instead, you pull one side of the strap and it has a USB plug, which is great given that I have so many USB cables!!Overall, I'm very happy with this item. Thanks!

I wanted a new tracker, nothing wrong with the one I had just very basic. I was browsing and saw this one and liked the look. Didn’t want a branded Fitbit or similar as they are rather expensive and I wouldn’t use it to its full potential. I am trying to get fitter and be more conscious of my activity, I always classed myself as a busy person but when you become accountable by tracking your steps etc you realise it’s not enough! So for me wearing one of these fitness trackers helps me. I bought this one as I liked the bigger display than my previous and if I’m honest that’s all I really looked at I didn’t read into it as all I wNted was the step tracker, but now wearing it I love all the other features. I get my texts, I can see who’s ringing me, it monitors my sleep and heart rate, tells me how many miles I’ve done and more.... the app it connects to is quite comprehensive if you want to look into you activity periods etc it gives you detailed info. In my pictures you will see the nice clear display of a text etc nice and comfortable to wr and charges quickly which lasts several days. Very pleased.

The device itself is great, with a bright OLED screen and comfortable strap. Its light enough that you really don't know it's there. Vibration function is a bit rattly but does the job. It seems to record steps reasonably accurately and constantly monitors heart rate as expected. I'm not tired yet so I haven't tested the sleep monitoring.Unfortunately the iOS app is nowhere near as good:- Selecting "Take Exercise" - which I assume is meant to tell it I'm rowing or working out - just says "Not logged" - no idea what that means- English translation is very poor, with anything longer than a few words descending into jibberish. I'm not trying to be offensive, it just looks very unprofessional and its basically unreadable- Syncing data with the Health app syncs Active Energy, Steps and Walking/Running distance but no more - heart rate is not synced, which seems ridiculous.- The device can't be used to show heart rate in any other sport apps, so if you want to check your heart rate in the middle of a rowing session, or log in SportTracker, Seconds Pro, etc, you're out of luck - you'll have to glance at the wristband. This is the most serious limitation.- The only social app login that seems to work is Facebook. Twitter login does nothing and the LinkedIn option tells me I need to download the LinkedIn app - which is installed. It's not clear what additional functionality is offered by logging in with Facebook, but I despise social media and will not use it so I guess I'll never know.- Heart rate is logged in the app every five minutes - a two-minute high-intensity workout is most likely going to be missed.- I accidentally found a graph of heart rate for every five minutes over the course of the day, now I can't get back to it.In summary, this is a great little device and offers superb value for money. It does the things activity monitors are supposed to do - as limited as that really is - but app integration is nonexistent and the accompanying WearFit app is pretty much junk.

The fitness tracker is very helpful because it alerts you when you get a phone call or text message so recently I've had fewer missed calls. You can track your heart rate constantly and also your step count and sleep duration. It's also waterproof so it will not be damaged so easily. It's easy to charge and the battery life lasts a long time, I've only charged it twice since the beginning of December.