Apirka Fitness Tracker HR, Activity Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, IP67 Waterproof Pedometer. Sleep Monitor, Step Counter, Calories Counter for Android & iPhone

I read the first few pages of the manual so that the Initial setup was easy and downloaded the App. Later that night, I read the rest and set up additional features in the App. The App works well and my watch will sync upon opening - no problem. I always had issues with both Fitbit and Garmin not always syncing, so this is a plus. The watch looks more expensive than it is and comfortable to wear. I am a female with thin wrists, so I like that the display and band is not so large. The battery life seems good so far,, but charged it fully Thursday night before going to bed and Saturday morning it still has a pretty full charge (see picture). The watch face is not always “on”, but you just have to turn your wrist towards you or tap it to wake it up, which is a battery saver. I love that I don’t have to find the charging cable - USB is built-in to the watch and inside band - how “smart” is that! You can set alarms throughout the day for reminders, track steps, heart rate and several fitness activities, as well as get notifications for phone calls, text messages, and email if you like. I love that it includes yoga. It seems as accurate as the other watches I have had. For the price, I don’t think you can find a better fitness or waterproof watch. It has most features of the more expensive fitness watches and pretty stylish.In summary, the watch does what it says it does, which is quite a lot for the price tag. However, don’t expect it to do everything that others do unless stated. I will suggest to the App Design team to allow the user to adjust their sleep time in the App because it thought I was sleeping when relaxing and watching TV late at night .

 I just got this fitness tracker this week. The compact and clean packaging includes a manual and instructions to get started. It takes a minute to figure out how to remove the strap and plug into any USB charger. What’s cool is there are no charging cables and one less thing to store and/or carry. I am still learning all it’s functionality and capabilities, which there are many. Unlike the original trackers that could only monitor steps and sleep, this model goes way beyond that. One of the features I love is to be able to check my heart rate at the click of a ‘swipe’ (see attached video). In addition, once you connect to the phone via Bluetooth, it has a find my phone feature as as well. It’s light weight and durable. I haven’t worn it in the shower yet but it’s water proof too. A full charge is supposed to last a good 5 days. For the price this is great value for money.

This is my first experience with a fitness tracker. At 83 I live a fairly sedentary life and needed something to remind me to get up and move! I am addicted to books and time flies so I’m really glad to have this gadget.I also appreciate the sleep tracking since I find I’m sleeping better than I thought. Guess the low energy was from age not lack of deep sleep.I do have a question that I hope somebody can answer. In the manual on the device it says blood pressure can be tracked but I cannot find any directions on how to set it up and I don’t find the icon on the home screen. Ideas/directions anyone? Thank you in advance.

For the price this is a pretty goodfitness tracker.Display - Good display, Bright, easy to readTracking - Great automatic tracking for everyday steps that includes number of steps, kilocalories, and miles, not 100% accurate but pretty close as all distance trackers vary.Training Mode - Four modes for walking, running, biking, and hiking for tracking distance, workouts can not be synced to appHeart Rate - light based heart rate monitor and can be set to an automatic mode to gather throughout a workout or throughout the day or nightCall/Text/Facebook Notifier - Notifies you of calls and shows you who is calling, Shows you the beginning of the text and who it is on the tracker, which is a great feature for the price of the trackerSleep Tracker - Tracks your sleep and is comfortable to wear while sleepingStopwatch - Neat stopwatch feature which is under settingsPhone Finder - If you've misplaced your phone you can quickly get it to ping from this device, which is in settingsIf you want a basic fitness tracker at low-cost but high features, This is a good pick.

This is a great little budget fitness tracker. I bought it for my son and tested it against my Fitbit. It isn’t quite as accurate as the Fitbit but for the price I can’t complain. It’s only off by a few hundred steps at the end of the day. It did take me a few times to reset my alarm for it to actually hold and work, but I did get it working on a regular basis. The display is nice and clear. The heart rate monitor, like the steps, aren’t quite as accurate as the Fitbit, but once again, at this price range it’s not going to be competing much with the Fitbit quality of trackers. Are there a few issues? Sure. But overall it’s a great little watch/tracker on a budget.

I've been using this fitness tracker/smart watch for about two weeks now and I can say that it is amazing value. Like seriously. It offers a ton of functionality for a fraction of the price of a fitbit or Apple watch.It can track your sleep, your steps, your heartrate, etc. It can even notify you of calls or messages, which is an awesome function that most fitness trackers in this price range don't have.Battery life is really decent - I've been basically charging it around once a week and it has not once died on me during the day. It's also waterproof so you don't have to take it off while washing your hands or doing dishes.I would highly recommend.