Tigerhu Fitness Tracker Watch, Smart Wristand with Bluetooth 4.0 Sleep Monitor Calorie Counter Pedometer Sport Activity Tracker for Android and iOS, Black

Best fitness bracelet for the money.... has way more features than I expected and very reliable... the app needs some work but with all the features I'll adapt!

I bought this specifically for the alarm function so I could stop waking up my husband in the morning. I could not get the alarm to work, and I thought the touch screen was finicky at best. It was frustratingly hard to control. I did like the find your phone function, as I misplace my phone all the time. I also had some trouble keeping the watch connected to the app, which seemed to be a common problem looking at the app reviews. Overall, just a finicky device. I am returning it.

Never did get it to work.

Decent and used for a while, got an Apple Watch and stopped using this. Did notice in a side by side with a Fitbit Step’s were counted different.

The only thing I can't get to work is the heart rate. Other than that it's what I expected for $27

It was very inaccurate. I returned it. It could be used as a watch, but I needed a pedometer.

It stopped working after 2 days. Don't buy it!

This is the first bracelet of this kind that I have ever tried, I do not have a Fitbit or Apple watch because I have never been interested in going through all of the hassle to count my steps. I received this product at a discount in exchange for an unbiased review and decided I would give it a try.When I received the bracelet, it came in a box with a single sheet of instructions that merely told me what the symbols meant and the name of the app to download. Expecting the worst I turned it on by tapping the face of the screen and started wearing it. The first thing I noticed was how comfortable it was but also how sensitive the screen is. If I fold my arms or brush my leg while walking, the screen is activated. There is haptic feedback, so even if you do not see it turn on, you feel it. I tried to download the app on my phone (a Samsung Galaxy S5) but I did not have enough space so I wore this for a week without being able to change the time and date or sync to the features of the app. During that time, I could say that it was comfortable and worked well as a pedometer -- but you really need to download the app to get the real benefit.After a week of trying, unsuccessfully, to free up enough space on my phone, I just downloaded the app to my iPad. Downloading the app was easy and fast and free. It immediately synced without having to do anything aside from register. The Bluetooth connection did everything on its own. The registration required an email address and password and that was it. The app allows you to set a 24 hour or 12 hour clock, upload a picture of yourself, and give yourself a nickname.The app and device show you: steps, calories burned, distance walked, and sleep. It keeps a history so you can track your progress over time and shows you what times during the day you are most active and when you are least active. There are push notifications that you can turn on or off. I tell you for someone who is not tech savvy, this was the best device I could have hoped for. Oh and of course --- the fact that the charging is built in to the bracelet and I don't have to worry about hauling around a cord--that is the absolute best. See picture for what I mean about that! And, it's waterproof rated IP67. I had to look it up to see what that rating meant, and supposedly it is as follows: "Most environmentally sealed Pocket PCs are rated IP67. They are protected from dust and capable of withstanding water immersionbetween 15 cm and 1 meter for 30 minutes." So, I guarantee I will be testing this and reporting back!Highly recommend.