LETSCOM Smart Watch Fitness Trackers with Heart Rate Monitor Step Calorie Counter Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch 1.3" Color Screen, Activity Tracker Pedometer for Women and Men

I love this tracker. I chose black because it goes with everything. You can change the display settings, so you can have it as you wish. It seems to track your steps accurately as far as I am concerned. It has plenty of additional features, like telling it if you are walking, running, cycling.I particularly like the ‘relax’ mode, which just encourages you to take a couple of minutes and breathe.I love this and I would highly recommend this to anyone.

Delivery was very fast.I followed the setup instructions and found it very easy to set up and sync to my phoneThe phone watch is lightweight and comfortable. It’s a bit hard to see the time in the daylight but other than that it’s good.I like that it alerts me if anyone calls or messages me which is very handy as I’m not good at hearing my phone while out but the watch vibrates to let me know. If you don’t want these notifications you can change the settings in VeryFitPro app. The heart rate and steps monitor is good, interesting to see how much I’m walking etc. I would defiantly recommend this watch, it’s very smart looking and also good for the price

Quite what folk who write bad reviews about this product are expecting for the money, I don't know. I was looking, first and foremost, for a digital watch but stumbled on this and took a wild stab in the dark, given that it seemed so cheap. Blimey, what a lot of great features for such little money.FEATURESI'm fussy and I think the build quality is lovely. Size is perfect for my small wrist and the strap is very accommodating of large and small wrist sizes. It's light so you hardly know you've got it on. The display is perfect with big time digits and it's plenty bright enough. Battery life is very good. One charge took it from 100% to 50% in five days. To charge it I just plug it in to the laptop USB (now and again) when I'm working and not active. I have an iPhone XR and the app paired and worked beautifully. After a few goes it's intuitive to use and the GPS tracker works a treat for cycling and walking. I even get text notifications and a message readout on the phone's screen, which I wasn't expecting. The stopwatch is handy; the heart rate means nothing to me but someone will love it; the calorie count has come as a nasty surprise – A 12 mile ride = 263 calories. That's not even four Digestive biscuits! Damn it.Anyway, all good. Bloody hell, for under 30 quid what's not to like? It's made me crave something more expensive but for the time being there's nothing wrong with this and I'm very pleased.

This gets you on to the smart tracking for your health I.e. steps.Very very simple interface. Minimalist is an understatement. With just a single touch sensitive button, you would not get much out of using this however I strongly suggest you use the downloadable app to see how you are doing in relation to your goals.The app itself is quite nifty as you set up your profile data such as stride walk to give you much more accurate steps/ distance covered.The notifications are also useful. I have a Samsung s3 frontier myself and this is for my dad who needs a simple easy to read display.This is hopefully much better than his existing one which has a tiny unreadable display.Cheap and cheerful. Strap is also on the cheap side but seems you can buy replaceable ones to change.Would be nicer if it had a better display but for 30 quid, it's a cheap and does what it needs to.Hope this is helpful.

Great watch, had polar and fit bits before, they were too fat on my small wrists and the digits to read the watch were very small making them unreadable for me without glasses. This watch is very thin and sits well on the wrist and the screen is big with bigger digits that can be read easily. Only downside is the heart rate monitor can read wrongly when doing vigorous exercise, it is very accurate for low level aerobic work but goes up and down on higher level workouts, the Fitbit and polar wrist monitors do the same so it is probably down to the wrist/heart rate monitoring technology. 25% of the cost of a Fitbit or polar. Great value.

The app was easy to download and link to the watch. There are many options you can customise but some don't work. The most annoying is not being able to change the brightness of the display. The app doesn't give this option although the watch does, but you have to change all settings via the app. I have read instructions of how to do it but my app just doesn't seem to be the same version. I can hardly see the watch display when outdoors, even in the shade. I tried upgrading the installed app but it stated that I already have the latest version. Oh and I'm not getting phone notifications although I've chosen the option. I don't think my problems are with the Watch itself but with the app. The watch itself is marvellous value for the price.

Considering am a fitbit User. I can't imagine myself going for a way way cheaper smart phone. Because am desperate for one. My son did say ' mum go for it,it seems it okay ' am so happy I listen to the voice.The delivery surpass my expectations. On time. Considering I choose standard delivery. Set up was abit difficult, I tell you that is just me. Considering am always relying on Hubby and children to always figure out gadgets for me.Hopefully, I can use it for a good time.With my nature.. Am always wearing Watch 24/7.. Thanks for bailing people like me out by seeing alternative to expensive SMART WATCH. .