Lintelek Fitness Tracker Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker, Pedometer Watch with Connected GPS, Waterproof Calorie Counter, 14 Sports Modes Step Tracker for Women, Men and Gift

I like this a lot. I switched from a Fitbit because I wanted something to track my steps without having to connect it to my phone and it does that just fine. I can't give an in depth review about the app but I checked it out and it seems easy to use. I feel like my step count is pretty accurate. I'm also satisfied with the battery life. I have to charge it less often than my Fitbit but I'm sure that's because it has less features. If you want something simple this is worth a try.

So far everything is working great. You have to clamp it on the back and then plug it into a usb plug. They tell you to do that first as part of the set up. After that it walked me through setting up my account and downloading an update that took about 15 minutes to complete. After that it was up and running and functional.This blows my other cheaper fitness tracker out of the water. The reason I chose this one was the guided breathing exercises. I have some generalized anxiety and wanted to use this to try to combat that. Also the heart rate tracker can sometimes show when I might be putting myself under stress, so it seemed like a great feature for me.The Tracker has many other features too numerous to mention and probably some I have not discovered, but I mainly wanted to mention my favorites.

I had this product for one month and everything was fine. It was great and durable. The battery was low so I recharged again but the charge did not take. I contacted the seller and was contacted by tech support. I explained the product had died, I was given instructions for recharging which I had already tried to do without success. I was asked for a picture, which I sent.i asked &or replacement or reimbursement and now I have heard nothing from them.i had paid for the tetra insurance and have found that does not work until warranty has e pored. It seems only major damage is covered, notjyst the product has stopped working.I have written this review to warn others of this problem.

I bought this to keep track of my heart rate as my doctor was trying to figure out which medicine would work for me and was pleasantly surprised with it. I just wanted something to track my heart rate throughout the day and when I needed it to. I wasn't expecting to like this watch so much. I can set alarms and it will wake me up. Also I have it set that text messages, phone calls, and emails will pop up on the screen. It works great and the battery lasts almost 7 full days before I have to charge it.

I purchased this excited because of the price, however, I quickly learned that it does not track accurately. I checked the Lintelek against my phone and saw there was a 1000 step difference and I don't even carry my phone everywhere. I thought maybe I was doing something incorrectly so I tried again. I walked to the store and again, the steps were off by a significant amount. NO THANK YOU!!!

It was pretty easy to pair to my phone and setup. I could easily customize the settings on the tracker by using the Veryfitpro app I downloaded to my phone from google play store. Also the Fitness tracker manual that came with it was easy to understand with pictures, and illustrations. I had wanted a fitness tracker for some time as I try to be fitness conscious. I'm pleased I purchased this one because it has the features I want most, and is easy to operate, and looks as good as many of the more expensive ones.

To complicated for me, a young senior citizen . A app has to be loaded up. Folks can go dumber with age. Shucks. I will hunt a easier one.Didn’t like the rubber bands on these. The red is more orange..I am Returning. Going to check out consumer R. on the best to get, yet very simple wise. It is hard to give stars on something I can’t operate . I would think it is a good product but one “I should” buy in person, me learning how to set it up for “Age arrived“. Dang it.

I have a Fitbit as a basis of comparison. I bought the Lintelek, attracted by the low price, because the Fitbit is no longer usable. (The Fitbit has a standard watch-wristband design with pins that hold the band in place and the plastic housing for one of the pins shattered.) The Fitbit is a technically fine device with a terrible wristband. The Lintelek is far superior in this regard. The Lintelek's band is more substantial and the keeper actually grips, so it stays on better than the Fitbit. Also, hiding the USB recharge plug in the wristband is ingenious and eliminates the need for a charging cable. Unfortunately, the calorie and step counts on the Lintelek are quite inaccurate. To work out strenuously for an hour and have the tracker register only 200 steps and 200 calories is discouraging. Also the pairing with my smartphone has been problematic. For the price, the Lintelek is OK. But you get what you pay for.