Xiaomi Unisex_Adult 1

I've had this fitness tracker for about three weeks now. This is my first fitness tracker. I didn't want to spend too much as I didn't know if I would use it but I'm really happy with it - great price for the functionality. Tracks outdoor running, treadmill, cycling, walking, pool swimming and freestyle (weights, cardio) from the watch face. More sports can be selected using the app. You need to turn the GPS on the phone to track moving activities like walking.Pros:- Great price for functionality- Easy to use - would give to my parents in 60s and they would probably cope- Customisable clockface design (from store or your own image)- Uses "Mi Fit" app - downloadable from Play Store (works on Samsung S10 without any issues)- Mobile app lets you see your tracked activities- Customisable steps target via app and display on screen- You can specify which wrist you wear device on in the app for more accurate results- Bright screen, easy to alter- Device is a reasonable size for a small wrist including ladies/perhaps teen but plenty of space in wrist strap to encircle mens wrist (22cm circumference on biggest hole, 16cm on smallest hole)- Battery life is really good, especially if you don't track heartrate all the time (you can set just for activity or just for sleep or both)- Heart rate monitor on demand function (seems quite accurate in my experience)- Waterproof for a certain amount of time and depth - I don't take it in the shower as it's easy enough to take on and off- Sturdy build, doesn't feel cheap which I was surprised by for price- Each mile of activity updates you on how fast you're going with a buzz notification- While tracking activity you can see your real time heart rate, workout durationCons- You can only sync work out data after activity session finished - this lets you view calories burnt, route taken if walking/cycling (I assume running but haven't tested the feature personally)- The auto dim for night feature doesn't turn brightness up in the morning which is annoying if you're outside before you realise- Strap is like a silicone material and has caused irritation two or three times (not painful or swollen but red after half a day still - see photos)- Need to sign up for a Xiaomi account. Didn't read the privacy policy but not much hope since it's a Chinese company- You can download the data from your account but it's a bit of a mess and would need cleaning before you could undertake your own data analysis- Putting it on so it can monitor heart rate requires it to be worn above wrist bone which is strange at first but easy to get used to- Specialist charger - if lost you'd need to source another but it connects to computer via USB- Sleep tracking only works if you go to before before 4am it seems, no option to alter in app so no good for night shift workers- Sleep tracking is very basic, it can't tell when you're awake so I doubt the accuracy of the "deep" and "light" sleep tracking is accurate. Works fine for tracking amount of sleep in hours - you can edit the data in the app if the tracker makes a mistake.I do have a mild nerve issue in wrists from excessive typing. I didn't expect it to but I did find initially that it irritated it if worn overnight. However, tightness can be altered and now I no longer have this issue as much.Would get 4.5 stars if I could as the strap did cause irritation - this could just by my skin being sensitive. Tried washing down the strap but I think the skin underneath can't breathe. Will try a different strap, there seems to be plenty available compatible with this model.I would buy it again as a starter watch or a gift for someone else. Packaging is quite good for Chinese tech.

This is a "fitbit" style wrist watch that checks your pulse, sleep times, etc. I've never owned any rival gadgets like this so can only comment on what i think of this one. Most useful thing to me is the steps counter to tell me how many steps i do in a day. I have no idea how it manages this when its round my wrist, but it seems to work fairly accurately. It also comments on my sleep patterns, but that seems a bit vague to me, although, it's still interesting. Its also quite useful to be able to get it to take my pulse any time i feel like it. It also talks to the xiaomi app on my phone to record health data too. All in all, for under 25 quid its worth it for me, but i certainly wouldn't pay 50 or a hundred for one! Only slight niggle is - I downloaded a couple of new "faces" for it, hated them both and deleted them off my phone but one persists and I cannot get rid of it even though I tell it to go away in settings on the wrist device, it just reappears again - seems I'm stuck with it!

It does everything the Fitbit can do with it's tracking but nearly a third of the cost. I've been super impressed with the device and the brand.You can start a variety of exercises through the device or the app and it does an excellent job of keeping accurate information. It has 24/7 continued heart monitoring which is great but my favorite feature is the sleep tracking which seems to be quite accurate. The battery life on it is excellent, I charge it about once a week and even then it's about 20-30% battery left.The only part that is a bit tedious is the charging process, you have to pop it out the band your using which can be a bit of struggle at times and then put it in the charging holder. A magnetic solution would be much better!

You cannot go wrong with this watch. The battery life is a game changer (15-20 days) and due to its weight you can actually wear at night and track your sleep. Excellent screen and strong quality build. The app isn't the best and found that it wasn't very accurate when i was tracking my sports. You cannot find a better watch at this price.

Purchased from "Smart-Offers".Battery has lasted 3 weeks with heart rate monitor on every 2 minutes, and through the night. I only sync it with my phone once a day though. It still could probably do another couple of days, but I'm charging it now.I am using the "Notify & Fitness for Mi Band" app, with the "Mi Fit" app installed too. As I needed it to register naps, the band does, the official app doesn't, but Notify does and can pull that data from the band 🙂I too have a reaction to the silicone band (and most other silicone things) but a sweat rash should be minimal if you wash the wrist and the band daily.

I does everything that i wanted, so it's really good for the price if you compare with other brands on the market, you save lots of money with this one and it does the work, i have it for a month already and just one the steps stop counting but ones i reset the wath it was ok, so overall really good

Had this item a month now and still have not had to recharge it.I was a little dubious as i had never heard of this before, and really only wanted a step counter.. previously had a more expensive more well known brand..which costs a lot more but was told by someone about this to try so i did.So glad i did, it not only saved me money with th initial purchase, it saves money on not having to be charged all the time, and also is waterproof, and counts steps sleep, heartrate. I would purchase this item again..

Bought in black. Does exactly what I need it to do, syncs in with Google which in turn syncs with Pokémon Go to capture all steps. Lasts for several weeks between charges as well Comfortable to wear.Very happy with it and considering buy some coloured bands to mix it up.