Runlio Fitness Tracker with Sleep Monitor, Activity Tracker with Step and Calories Counter, IP67 Waterproof Fitness Watch with Pedometer, Stopwatch for Women Men

Easy to setup

I like this watch and have had one before. This new one though runs out of battery life very abruptly - it seems to be showing as half 'full' and then suddenly just stops altogether. Strap also more difficult to remove (to recharge the watch) than the previous one I had. I have had a couple of these watches before - on these the straps have snapped in a way that means your options are to either superglue the strap where it's snapped or get a new watch.

I bought this watch as a replacement for one i had lost - cheep and cheerfull it keeps count of steps accurately and tells the time with a flick of your wrist - love the colour too

I’m really disappointed with the Runlio Fitness Tracker. I bought it to monitor my daily activity and sleep, but it’s totally unreliable. At one point I was sitting still and hadn’t moved at all, yet it somehow registered 165 steps. If it can’t even accurately detect when I’m not moving, how can I trust any of the data it records?The whole purpose of a fitness tracker is accuracy, and this device completely fails at that. The step counter is clearly flawed, which makes the calorie tracking and activity monitoring pointless as well.Honestly feels like a waste of money — I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone looking for a dependable fitness tracker.

I suppose you get what you pay for and this was relatively cheap. I've had it a couple of days and had some issues.I have found it very difficult to remove the strap to enable charging. There is significant effort required and I was worried I might do the item some damage as it is only plastic. This doesn't auger well when you have to take the strap from the tracker every time you charge it.I find it difficult to find things on the app that I am supposedly able to find. For example I am unable to find how to switch off daily wake up alarm or switch off notifications. This leaves me very frustrated.Overall - for less than £20 it does what it says. Longevity - will remain to be seen. I will updateUpdate: a month or so in and its still going ok. A multitude of functions I have no idea how to use. Sleep recording seems to be consistent. Apparently I go to sleep most nights at 11.55 when I', in bed a least on hour earlier and my wife will vouch for the fact that I'm fast asleep within a minute of my head hitting the pillow.Tracking seems generous compared to my Fitbits but they cost a lot more and didn't last.

all fine

I've been using this tracker for over a year now and I love it. I chose it because it isn't too chunky.I only really use it to track my steps. I wear it all day long and only need to charge it once a week. I don't have it linked to my phone all day, I sync it at night, but if you have Bluetooth on (and location) it will update naturally during the day.I don't use it to track my sleep - I toss and turn a lot and I found the wrist movement made the light come on.I'd certainly recommend it.

Good value tracker, but lost a star as I couldn’t link it to my Bupa Healthy Cities App.