Waterproof Fitness Tracker, Mpow Heart Rate Monitor Waterproof for Swimming Activity Tracker Pedometer Smart Bracelet Wristband Sleep Monitor Smartwatch for Android & iOS, Blue

Ive been trying to get in touch but nobody can give me an answer, I ordered the band that can track swimming and is waterproof but the one I got although it looks the same, doesn’t say anywhere that it has this setting just like the description says... can you let me know? I think I might have gotten a different version! There’s no option anywhere to track the swimming and that was the whole purpose of this... it looks like the description isn’t accurate to the actual product... very disappointing!

I bought this, as in my opinion this has all the features the brand that rhymes with 'nitmit' does, but with the bonus of being a fraction of the price. I like the fact it has two studs instead of a buckle, therefore doesn't leave marks on skin. Another big plus for me is, no cable is required for charging, the strap clicks off easily and the watch goes in any USB port.I have used this watch swimming on a number of occasions and, compared to the brand above holds its own in the water, with the added bonus of still showing the date and time, the latter only has a series of dots. I dropped only a star (would've only been half had that been an option) as the 'exercise timer' does not stay on while in water, however for proper lane swimmer that should not be a problem as it has an automatic 'start exercise mode' after 5 minutes. I've not yet managed to hit this whilst swimming - I frequently have two children with me in the small pool.... As for running and other forms of exercise (it has set programmes for running, cycling and walking), it works great and gives a good overall summary in the app. The app is easy to set up and navigate, and has fairly detailed, and I'm fairly confident accurate summaries of sleep, exercise and steps taken. It allows to set step goals and exercise goals fairly easily. It will also hold data if you turn your Bluetooth off, until it reconnects when turned on again to preserve phone battery life.Finally, a very handy feature for those without there phone's constantly in their hands, if I get a call or text it buzzes and tells me who's calling so I can choose to answer or ignore as the mood takes me. It can be set to show all of the big messaging services too.

This item does exactly what it says on the tin - easy to set up, I found the tracking to be accurate so I was initially really, really impressed and would've happily given 5 stars - especially given the very reasonable price. So why the 1 star review? Well it's that high because I can't give a zero score. I've had two of these trackers in less than a week. The first one was initially a little tricky to charge but I put that down to operator error and we got there. 4 days later when I went to recharge it - tracker says no. I tried about half a dozen chargers, 2 laptops and a desk top but still nothing. I assumed it to be faulty, returned it and bought another (yes I was still impressed with the product) and the replacement arrived today. And guess what? This one won't charge at all. I've tried all the previously used chargers and more (I never realised how many chargers we had!) and still nothing. This one is going back now and I will get something else under the assumption that you get what you pay for.

This was a purchase of rmy mum. However she's got a Motorola phone and when trying to sync the app & bracelet together it wouldn't work as they wer enot compatible. My mum's phone is an android phone so was quite surprised we were having these issues. She also took it to the shop she she purhcased the phone to see if they oculd help as it kept coming up asking for GPS to be on for WiFi to be enabled - WiFi was enabled.

I've been wearing this fitness tracker for about two months now. It's comfortable, the battery lasts a long time between charges and most of all, it was inexpensive enough that I don't have to worry about wearing it whilst doing sport. My father has the 130 pound fitbit equivalent and I'd rate this one as much better, so it couldn't be better in terms of value for money.

Superb piece of kit. Really really useful .... now that l have it fully operational.!Takes a degree in Information Technology to set up.... and you need a modern, sophisticated mobile phone, either an Android or Apple. Thanks to friends and family l am slowly getting accustomed to it.For ' non-technos' amongst us could it be the future for all such devices to be plugged in [ either to a computer or Mobile phone.] which then takes over and ' Noddy fashion,' talks / shows you options which only require a yes or no / press button response, to set up?Life can be so complicated at times with these gadgets that l can easily lose the will io live

Not able to use first one as it had a broken strap - app appears good and, was confident enough with the device to order an exact replacement... replacement arrived and has been brilliant - does all I wanted it to do and, battery lasts ages compared to my previous tracker - I love it!

It counts steps, heart beat etc. but I bought it because it said you could track activity in the swimming pool. If I do aqua aerobics it does track the number of steps I do but if I go swimming it doesn't track what I'm doing, only my heart beat. Up to now it hasn't tracked how long I'm in the pool for either even though I start it at beginning and stop it at the end. However, it's good value for money if you just want to track your steps and if you are a runner.