BIGGERFIVE Kids Fitness Tracker, Activity Tracker, Pedometer, Heart Rate and Sleep Monitor for Boys Age 5-15, Tory Blue

The BIGGERFIVE Kids Fitness Tracker offers solid features for young users, such as tracking steps, calories, and sleep patterns, plus virtual medals for motivation. Its waterproofing and multiple sports modes make it perfect for active kids who swim, shower, or enjoy various activities.On the plus side, the charger securely clips to the watch, preventing accidental disconnection, and the watch can be easily removed from the strap for cleaning. However, the display quality is quite low, reminiscent of early 2000s calculators, which may be disappointing for tech-savvy kids. Additionally, the app is not very intuitive, and device updates, including time adjustments, can only be made through it.

This is a good quality fitness tracker which is a perfect option for children who are just exploring or starting out with this technology. The material quality and functionality are great, allowing your child to explore fitness themes in a fun and interactive way. Plus it looks cute too! Recommended all round.

Although this watch is for children, the strap is long enough to fit my wrist (adult woman). It’s very comfortable (I think the strap is made of silicone) and doesn’t cause irritation when worn for a long time.
I like that it has a lot of functions without needing to connect it to a phone. The screen is bright and easy to read. It’s intuitive to use, so doesn’t require a lengthy tutorial to figure out the features.The display shows the time, step count and battery by default.Connecting it to a phone gives the option to store the collected data and some extra choices for the watch face background. I personally don’t find much use for this, since I only really care about my son having access to the fitness data and the time.I’ve only really been having my son use the watch on trips out (like walks in the park or visits to the beach). He can see how much walking he’s done and gets very excited about it. My phone collects my data anyway from being in my pocket, so we can compare who’s done the most (which normally gets him to do some extra running to “win”).He can also wear it when I exercise and join in.But I’m not letting him take it to school or wear it all the time. First, because it will likely be stolen. Second, it’s somewhat distracting, especially if he’s supposed to be doing something else like schoolwork. Third, there’s no real need for him to know about her fitness at school since there’s not much he can do about it anyway.For me, it’s a handy tool to keep him, motivated to exercise. Keeping it as something he gets to wear on trips out means the novelty hasn’t worn off yet.For the price, it’s a well made watch and works great.