Fitness Tracker & Activity Watch, Sleep Monitor, IP67 Pedometer

This is a very good product. It is simple and basic, but effective at counting steps.

I like this watch and have had one before. This new one though runs out of battery life very abruptly - it seems to be showing as half 'full' and then suddenly just stops altogether. Strap also more difficult to remove (to recharge the watch) than the previous one I had. I have had a couple of these watches before - on these the straps have snapped in a way that means your options are to either superglue the strap where it's snapped or get a new watch.

So pleased I bought one for my wife

Poor item. I knew it was cheap, so expectations weren't high. Unfortunately these were not even met. Main issue is the app which I can't seem to register and also it doesn't connect to Google fit so kind of pointless. The app keeps on losing data and I know it's not recoding accurately. The phone also exhibits erratic behaviour. When you start a workout it'll just stop recording activity after 5 mins. I can log why events as I don't have a login, but I can't register so don't have a login. Buyer beware , though I guess with this price point you get what you deserve

Unfortunately doesn't work that great...it reads steps that haven't been done but also doesn't start fresh on a new day. Upgraded to a new one. Good connectivity, lovely colour and easy to wear.

Easy to set up. Nice clear screen and nice size. Very quick to charge. Shows time with date. Steps, calories, activity. Very pleased.

It's sensitive and picks up activity easily. Most of the time I'm not aware of wearing it but because it's been so hot recently, the plastic strap gets sticky and and gav e me a rash. Not that it matters, can cover the strap with hypoallergenic tape. Only have to charge it for about 30mins every 72hrs.

In my 70s, having had a stroke, with slow movement and balance issues, physio recommended getting a pedometer to track my movements and with the aim of increasing movement. Having great difficulty finding something that will count my slow steps accurately. This pedometer started well with a few 10s of errors in a day, checked by counting myself as I go to compare. Seeing the count go up certainly did encourage me to do more, therefore the physio's latter aim was achieved, albeit modestly. However, eventually connected to the app to set the time, for what use is watch that does not show the time! Things went downhill from there. It vastly overcounted, e.g adding 1700 while seated in the car. (Today's poor road conditions do not help!) Even after removing the app the device did not return to its previous reasonable accuracy. Aside from inaccuracies, the item I received had a poor strap that made it extremely difficult to remove from my wrist. All in all a very poor experience. Aside from the problems, the watch itself was sleek, comfortable to wear and easy to use. However, in case others with limited mobility are looking for a pedometer, this may not be for you either. If I find something that does work I'll try to remember to come back here and tell you. Edited 28 Mar 2026: Eventually bought a Google Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker (much more expensive than earlier trialed trackers) which I've been using for a couple of months now. It's much better than previous trackers sampled. While I'm not convinced it is 100% accurate, I don't think it's too far off. However, while I'm definitely right-hand dominant, the device was counting too much. so we tried changing the setting and making my left hand the dominant one as that's where I wear the device. This has been very successful and improved accuracy. It doesn't always count accurately while walking with my rollator around the house but seems to adjust when outside. My physio is happy with my improvement and is working to retrain my brain so it recognises which movements are normal and therefore correct it's assessments which have been causing me problems.