Amazfit Band 7 Activity Fitness Tracker for Men Women, 18-Day Battery Life, Alexa Built-in, 1.47”AMOLED Display, 24H Heart Rate & SPO₂ Monitoring, 120 Sports Modes, 5 ATM Water Resistant, Black

I've been using the Amazfit Band 7 for a week, and I'm impressed with its battery life. I was at 40% after 7 days, and it took about an hour to charge from 40% to 100%. I have many options turned on that drain battery, such as always tracking heart rate. One hour a week to get back to 100% doesn't seem unreasonable. I was initially discouraged by its accuracy on my first workout. At parts of my workout when I knew my heart rate was over 150, it was reporting 137. However, my second workout (exactly like the first) was amazing. It was completely accurate, every time I checked and compared to the machine. I'm not sure what learning it did between the first and second workouts, but it was spot on. The only thing I can complain about is the lack of a web interface for the app. I'm now using a combination of MyFitnessPal for food tracking, GoogleFit to get BMI info from a scale, and the Zepp App for health tracking. All of these apps are connected through the Health Connect app. Once set up, the communication between the apps works without a hitch. For me, the additional options and functionality of the Amazfit Band 7 vs the Fitbit Charge 3 are so worth a little bit of finicky app setup. I'm not taking a star off for this because it is my choice of usage. I use the tracker and food log for accountability between calorie burn and calorie intake. Others might not have that requirement. I've attached a long screenshot of a workout report. I can't really speak to sleep tracking other than it seems more accurate than the FitBit Charge 3. I have no way to confirm. The Charge 3 seemed to track every time I rolled over at night as 'awake'. This one does not. The total length asleep seems accurate. I decided to ditch Fitbit after my Charge 3 display got completely non-functional after 2 years. I was skeptical of the Amazfit Band 7 at first, but I'm glad I gave it a try, especially given it was well over half the price of the Fitbit Charge 5 (Prime Day discounting). I did purchase the 5.99 warranty and hope to go 3 years before having a non-functioning tracker again. Overall, I'm very happy with the Amazfit Band 7. It's a great fitness tracker with good battery life, a nice display, accurate heart rate tracking, and a variety of features. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a new fitness tracker.

I bought my Amazfit Band 7 in 2025, and after spending time with it, I’m really impressed with how much this little watch does for the price. It’s lightweight and comfortable, the screen is easy to read, and the battery life is excellent. I recently changed the original band to a metal one and adjusted the links myself, and now I enjoy wearing it even more. It looks much more like a piece of jewelry while still giving me the fitness and everyday features I want. The Band 7 has turned out to be a great little fitness tracker, especially considering how affordable it is. You don’t have to spend hundreds of dollars to get something useful, attractive, and comfortable. Definitely a purchase I’m glad I made. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I'm going to be thorough, but fair. All the praises (and criticisms) they get are totally warranted, and if y'all don't like that, then update your darn system! I'll set this up in a question/answer format. Short review? It's a good cheap alternative device that works if you know how to use it: Long Review (read all so y'all can be fair and judge the device on its EARNED merits): Q: Does it work well? A: Yes. It does a good job counting steps and heart rate, however you need to move your arm for it to register a step. I've walked a mile with my hands in my front coat pockets, not shifting my arms, and it registered maybe half of the steps. I suggest gloves and gentle rocking of your arm. I've also tried putting the tracker in my pocket or hand it from a belt loop so I can trick it to register steps, but it doesn't seem to work. So be aware of that. But for a tracker, it does legit work. Q: Is the app/website easy to use? A: Yes and it shows you all your results, HOWEVER!!!! This tracker forces you to download "Zepp" on your phone, which alone isn't a big deal. Even Fitbit needs an app to work. MY BIGGEST PROBLEM IS HOW THE APP INTERACTS WITH YOUR NOTIFICATIONS! Holy moley. So your tracker wants to be sending signals to your phone through bluetooth ALL the time. This means using data, which means if you're old and on a limited plan, means even though the data it uses is very small, still adds up when you have other important apps you use. Still, it's not terrible. Someone with a 3GB plan could still use this every day no problem. But the thing is, I set it so it only sends signals to my Zepp app when I open the app (usually when I set my phone to Wifi to save data), but good ole Zepp DOES NOT LIKE THAT! In fact, it likes it so little, it'll proceed to SEND A REMINDER ON YOUR PHONE TO SET UP "ALWAYS TRACKING" EVERY 10 MINUTES!!! LITERALLY EVERY 10 MINUTES WHEN I CLEAR A NOTIFICATION, IT'LL JUST SEND ANOTHER ONE! The most ANNOYING AGGRESSIVE insistence of how I use a digital device I've ever used. LIKE REALLY DUDE!? LEAVE ME ALONE!!! So I said to myself "Meh, I'll just turn off notifications through Zepp directly and it'll stop." BUT NO! DOING THIS SEEMS TO MAKE ZEPP JUST IGNORE IT AND IT'LL JUST KEEP SENDING A NOTIFICATION!!! OK I KNOW HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO KEEP MY DEVICE CONNECTED FOR BEST PERFORMANCE! CUT THE CRAP!!! So how do you make it stop? Simple: SHUT OFF NOTIFICATIONS ALL TOGETHER! So now it'll record on my wrist and store the info internally, then when I open up the Zepp app it'll take that load of data and upload it all at once. Perfect. Only one thing.....EVERY TIME I NOW OPEN MY ZEPP IT'LL BEG ME TO TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS AGAIN!!! ARE YOU SERIOUS!?!?!? LEAVE ME ALONE WITH THIS!!!! I OBVIOUSLY KNOW WHAT I WANT IT TO DO!!! Well it's not a big deal to just close the window and use Zepp how I want. Plus in this way, no more notifications Thank the lord! Q: Can I use it with Yazio Fitness App? A: Yes absolutely...BUT.....you have to use it in a round-a-bout way. Yazio communicates with some apps, but not directly with Zepp. And vise versa. BUT...both communicate with Google Fit! So you need to link your Zepp with Google Fit....THEN you need to link your Google Fit with Yazio. Finally when you want to update Yazio with your steps/sleep score/etc, you open Zepp...IGNORE THE ANNOYING NOTIFICATIONS...refresh your Zepp so it downloads the data off your fitness tracker watch. Then, you open Google Fit and refresh it. It'll take data from Zepp and compile it, updating. Then, you open Yazio and refresh it and it'll take data off of Google Fit, which has the data from Zepp updated. This whole process takes maybe 30 seconds max if you do one after another, and you'll get use to it. Now your Yazio has your steps and it'll help you count calories or whatever. Great. Plus Google Fit is free and up-to-date and supported by everyone. Is it annoying to have to do this? Yeah sure I guess, but it works, and it uses only a little data. You're welcome, I suffered to figure this out so you don't have to. Q: Is the battery life good on the watch? A: Not only is the battery life GREAT, but it also charges super fast. Impressively fast! You can charge it in a manner of 20-30 minutes from 0 to 100%, and that 100% charge will last you 1-2 weeks of constant use. Pretty great. Super happy with this. Q: Is the watch interface easy to use? A: Yes, but it's super simple. I will note that if you shower with it (you can safely do this), it will sometimes respond to the water droplets, but it's not a big deal it won't go screen to screen and activate things as if you were using your fingers. Not really a problem. Q: What about customizable screens on the watch? A: The website actually offers a lot of free and simple options...HOWEVER...it also has some which you need to PAY to use, which is crazy. So just be careful which interface screen setup you use. Q: Is it sturdy? A: So far it takes a lot of damage, and seems to be doing well. It has MANY holes in its wrist, which allows for lots of sizing. Too tight? Go down one or two and it'll fit perfectly. My only mild, very mild, gripe is if you get the lip of the wristband caught on some stuff, it might unlatch it. however, even if it comes fully undone, the end will catch on the latch of the watch, and keep it from just straight up falling off. Wear it with a longsleeve shirt will endure you'll probably never lose it. Suggestion: Look in to buying a small cheap plastic screen protector. Something you can put over to protect the screen from scratches. It has a "sensitivity" option that'll let you use it through a screen, which is nice. Otherwise if you don't care about dings on this affordable watch, and it's all function, then go for it. Q: What about sleep mode? A: It's pretty good, but it kinda thinks I'm still asleep sometimes when I'm lazing around my bed on Facebook before I wake up. No biggie. It DOES do a GREAT job at detecting REM, Light, or Deep sleep, though. So that's nice. I know it does this, because I had a Fitbit once, and the results from then and now are practically consistent. Overall: This is a great fitness tracker FOR THE PRICE! Although some aspects of it can be annoying (Zepp y'all BETTER fix that annoying notification bull REAL FAST), there are work arounds. Furthermore, the ability to INDIRECTLY link to apps like Yazio or MyFitnessPal through Google Fit makes it at the very least functionable. I'm happy with it. Would I suggest it to others? Well I am now.....so long as they know what they're getting themselves in to! Learn from my mistakes, and make the most out of an affordable functionable, and non (physically) intrusive device to help you become a better you. Thanks, but fix the few issues I mentioned above.

Honestly would not recommend this watch at all. First, the heart rate monitor and sleep monitor are very inaccurate. I compared the heart rate measurement several times during various levels of rest or exercise with the readings from my blood pressure arm cuff. While I was expecting some inaccuracies maybe plus or minus a few bpm the watch would report 90 bpm when my blood pressure device read 130 bpm and when my blood pressure cuff read 90 this would often read anywhere from 70 to 140. Sometimes tapping the measure button would read 130 and then 2 seconds later read 80. Second, the device has a feature where if you press and hold the screen you can quickly change the watch face. This is extremely annoying as the screen is extremely sensitive and I found if my coat sleeve slid forward it would trigger it, or if I crossed my arms it would trigger it, or just resting my arms in my lap would trigger it. There is no way to disable this feature and with how sensitive the screen is to any kind of touch from anything it gets very frustrating very quickly. Finally, most of these issues could still be overlooked to an extent but after having it for only about four months the screen popped out on me and was dangling by the ribbon cable connecting it to the circuit board. I carefully set the screen back in place and glued it back in using a compound that would seal it from moisture so it wouldn't get damaged further but that didn't last long. I glued it once more with some heavy duty glue but that also failed after about a month. The third time it popped out and I glued it back in the screen had solid white vertical lines so I popped the screen out and discovered parts of the wiring on the ribbon cable had cracked due to the screen hanging freely by it. Now, with no functional screen whatsoever I am unable to turn the device off at all since there is no physical way to turn it off without using the screen. Thankfully I was at least able to turn my alarms off through the Zepp app so it would stop buzzing when sitting on my desk. Overall, this thing is cheap garbage and I wouldn't waste a penny on it. Only reason I give it 1 star is you can't give it 0 and my mom likes it cause she has metal allergies and this is the first fitness tracker she's found that does not have any metal against the skin.

I thought I'd try this out after my fitbit charge 5 quit working after 6 months and they wouldn't honor the warranty on it. I have to say that I see no difference in functionality or the app than what my charge 5 had. This has everything I need for a lot less cost. If this lasts longer than 6 months I'd say its great, but I'm hoping it'll go a couple years. The app is actually really great and I like that I can easily change the watch face with lots options. I bought an off brand band for it since I don't like plastic bands and its very comfortable. I love how long the charging lasts on it. I do not want to charge everyday and this is about once per week. I turned on the blood oxygen reading and it warned me that the charge might not last as long but it really didn't seem to affect it. The accuracy of all my tracking looks the same as the readings I was getting on the fitbit when I compare hear rate, blood oxygen, etc. I'm glad I gave it try. Very nice tracker for the cost! I recommend. I will update if I encounter any issues. 6/28/24 Its still working and the charging still lasts quite a long time. The only thing I'm noticing lately is that it will log naps during the day. I work an office job and I'm not sleeping at work. I'm wondering if my heartrate is dropping really low. I know from when I had my fitbit my resting heartrate would be in the 60's when I was relaxed. That's only thing i can think of. I'm sitting for long periods but I'm typing and mousing so you'd think it'd register that I am moving. Just not sure what all it uses to determine that you're asleep.

UPDATE: 4.5 stars imo: After I went to the Amazfit warranty area from this Amazon page instead of their corporate website they responded. Although the issue is not something coverer on warranty they did address it and decide as an exception to send me a new band. I think I will order a different style of band to hold the watch but after this I have to increase my review to 5 stars. I would do 4.5 but it's not an option. The after service was very good and I was happy with the accuracy of the band compared to my versa (I had been using both to compare when the Amazfit cracked, They even sent me postage to return the broken watch and band to them. They kept me up to date on all I needed to do and even sent a reminder when I had not initiated the return after 2 days to remind me. The cycling and walking accuracy when set to workout were almost identical to both my fitbit Versa and Strava's algorithm. I was able to upload TCX or GPX files to strava (i prefer to upload the file than link to it) and had no technical issues. It records the same sleep times and on average similar scores to fitbit but gives me more sleep time in the same hours. I always felt Fitbit shorted my sleep due to me moving a lot(I don't wake up but my arms move and it counts me as awake when I'm not). So over all I'm very pleased with this, especially for the cost of the product. It has compared well on resting heart rate, actual heart rate and I like the app where I can view the data is used such as a history of my Oxygen saturation each time it was recorded and heart rate. It is a good product technically as I mentioned earlier but the band style does come off easy if you are near something that it will catch on. This is where I would take .5 star if I could. ORIGINAL REVIEW BEFORE REPLACEMENT: I've only ordered this on April 26 so had it less than a week and a half and today the screen cracked while I was out gardening. I have my fitbit on still to compare them for accuracy which I had over two years (and several prior to this) and have scratched a screen in past but this one cracked right through. I was trimming brush and don't think I banged it or did anything too hard that it shouldn't have survived as a watch meant to be used when working out and active. I expect a fitness (active watch) to hold up much better than this. I can't find any warranty info or where to send to so guess I'm stuck with a cracked screen that will not be water proof now. I don't abuse my items, photo of this watch with crack and my fitbit, both were on while I gardened today, not sure what might have hit the screen to crack it but I see the fitbit survived fine and is several years old now and I don't see any bruises on me from anything hitting me. Fitbit does cost more ) guess you get what you pay for. I don't like the new updates to fitbit so looking for something to replace it. The zepp app did seem nice but quality of the watch is seriously lacking if it cracks like this from something minor.

This band is great, does everything it says, INCLUDING runtime, although i have recharged it at 13 days just to be sure. Not a fan of the included wristband and alternates are few but out there. these are not just straps but the tracker is a module that fits into the band. Still a 5 though, others might not have issue with included band. for me the buckle hole seems to large and is allowing it to come undone. holding it together with breadtie until new band arrives

Bought this after my Apple Watch died, figuring I'd give a budget watch a shot. There are absolutely some shortcomings this watch has compared to an Apple Watch, but it does some things well. Pros: This watch does simple things well. If you want a simple pedometer that alerts you to your text messages, then this is for you. Personally, I use it for step tracking and timing out rests between sets while lifting. The watch gets this done just fine. Battery life is truly nuts. I firmly believe in its advertised battery life of 13 days. The watch feels generally nice on my wrist. It's not too snug, or not too loose. However... Cons The watchband is a pain in the neck to put on. You get used to it after a few tries, but you can NEVER get the watch as tight as you want. However, the "tightest" I can get it is suitable. The watchband hasn't fallen off of me as much as it seems to have done with others, but it has happened to me. It's a pain, but not common. The app you download to customize the watch, Zepp, is terrible. There's severe input lag, and it took ten minutes to download a 25 MB watch update. The watch's firmware is buggy. I couldn't change my watch face as the app was stuck "updating", even though my watch indicated that it was up-to-date. I had to unpair my watch and reconnect it to my phone to update my watch face. The heart rate monitor is selectively awful. While sedentary, it works totally fine. Measures my resting heart rate alright. However, during lifting and cardio, it is not even in the neighborhood of my actual heart rate. 30 minutes into all four cardio sessions I've tried to track with this watch, it displayed my BPM as 70. My actual BPM was 160 - 90 beats off! I'm not sure if my watch is a lemon, or if there is something off with Amazfit's biometrics. So if you don't have high expectations and just need a decent lil' smartwatch, this watch is totally fine. But if you work out consistently and biometrics are crucial for your training, then stay far away.

Nice watch and functionalities, app a bit hard to read and metrics not always 100% accurate but enough to avoid other brands with subscriptions

Loved this product !! Worth the money and quality.

One off the best 👌

It works really well and is good lookin’ too. Who needs a Fitbit when there is this little beauty?! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

En general calidad y precio más que perfecto