Fitness Tracker, JoyGeek Heart Rate Monitor Bluetooth Smart Watch Sleep Monitor Pedometer for iPhone Samsung

I bought this to replace my Fitbit HR which after about 18 months had fallen to bits and was no longer fit for use.I have been really impressed with this tracker, a fraction of the price of the FITBIT HR2. Having had the data to compare the 2 items I was satisfied that this recorded the data to the same level as the FITBIT. The only thing I have found is the calorie counter only shows the calories that you burn during the exercise whereas the FB shows resting and sleeping calories.The app on the phone is not as fancy as the FB app but it does what I need, so very happy and would recommend this item.

So far it seems pretty good, it seems accurate on the heart beat and steps. The phone app is pretty helpful and is connected via bluetooth.Had it a we now and the battery life is really good. After 8 days it was still on 28% chaged it up again now so will see if it continues the same. Dont know how it knows when I'm asleep, as sometimes it says I was a sleep when I wasn't but overall very accurate and a great but at £30

This is a very comfortable watch. i wear it all the time including when I sleep, and it never irritates me, or gets in the way. I mostly forget its there.Its very simple to set up and use - the app is simple and easy to navigate. Ive found the step and sleep counter to be accurate.The battery lasts a long time between charges. Especially as i've got mine set to also tell me of incoming calls, texts and other notifications like Facebook and Twitter. I like the notification feature, as it saves me from having to constantly check my phone when it vibrates - i can see it its important via my watch.The watch has other cool features that i dont really use - like music and camera control.

The heart rate monitor itself is fine for a budget option but it's let down by a very basic and buggy phone app that has a minimum of 1 day interval for graphing etc. so no ability to graph e.g. of activity, heart rate during the course of a day. Also the heart rate graph only seems to show the average heart rate and the app doesn't pick up the same maximum HR as shown on the bracelet display. Had a much better app with another low cost bracelet that I lost, now missing it not for the monitor but for the capability of the app.

Packed full of features, but let down by accuracy of step counting. Compared to my Fitbit Zip, it was underscoring by 3,000 steps at the end of the day. Totally unacceptable!Has many features, time/date, heart rate (which could be way off when exercising), camera remote (who wants that?), phone notification (call, SMS), the app is loaded with options, but I had difficulty getting them all to work.By the end of my week, the unit wasn't displaying when I turned my writ to look at the time. This is a work in progress and if they improve the reliability of the various features, it will be good value for money. Right now, I would not recommend it.I have ordered the Huawei Pro 2 as a replacement. Fingers crossed!

Loving this watch it's exactly what I've been wanting for God knows how long and what a price as well honestly joygeek, you did a really good job and I'll be putting at the top of my list for watches 😊

Wanted a cheap Fitbit style watch. This one seemed to fit the bill with lots of money off. I can see why now. My first surprise which wasn't obvious was the way it charges - you have to pull the strap off (with more force than I am comfortable with - can't see it lasting) which reveals a USB to plug in. Happy to live with that if the rest is good.I picked this because it says it syncs with Google Fit. It certainly has this option, and certainly tells me it's synced, but it doesn't actually change any data in Google Fit. Useless.I've only worn it a few days and the Steps keep stopping (yesterday it was stuck on 505 from about 11am through to 6pm when I reset the device. It then started counting again, but stopped at 732. I've actually got a pedometer to test it because I wanted something to compare it to. Ironically, the pedometer more or less agrees with Google Fit on my phone, but disagrees with my device.The sleep "guessing" is also a bit hit and miss too.The heart monitor might be accurate.The time is accurate.There is no obvious way of speaking with support.I will be sending it back. It's completely useless other than as a watch.

Great price, my sporty 9 year old loves her Christmas present! Tracking her steps, linked to her iPod via an App, using for Parkrun to track her route and time - integrated usb for charging (one less thing to lose) and holds battery for approx 4 day’s of wear. £30 what more can you ask for :)