Laud Smart Wireless Fitness Activity Tracker and Smart Watch Wristband – Calories Counter, Step Counter, Heart Rate Monitor Bracelet – Bluetooth with Free Fitness App for Android & IOS Devices (Black)

I bought this activity tracker as an incentive to get moving. I have medical issues that have kept me sedentary for far too long. I also has very sensitive skin so I was concerned about how my skin would react to the band but surprisingly it is very comfortable to wear. I love that it tells me my heart rate, in addition to tracking my steps. It's very simple to operate. My son has already to claim it as his own. Very budget friendly.

I am changing my review of this watch because the app does work. It took awhile to get the watch synced but I did get it done. After the seller explained some things to me the watch does more than I thought. I bought two watches and the person I bought the second watch for likes the watch.My main issue is the band. But I changed the review to three stars because I bought two watches and the second person really likes the watch while I found issues with the band.

It looks nice, however, it is not compatible with iPhones & does not track steps correctly. If you move your arm to do anything it will count that as a step. There is also a bump on the back of the watch (I am guessing this is what tracks everything) & this makes it very uncomfortable to wear as it digs in to your skin.

The worse order i Could make from Amazon ! I still can’t connect it to my iPhone ! Not recomended to nobody to Buy!

Excellent working! I love it

A review of the key features of this device follows:Set-up: This device essentially requires the associated app to function. Without it, you've essentially got a step monitoring device (and associated assumptions around distance and calorie burn.) The app was easy to find and download, however, set-up was NOT straightforward. You need to use an email or phone number and assign a password but this didn't work well for me. The system seemed to get hung-up on the initial registration process. I nearly returned the device until one day I tried it for a last time and the interface simply popped up as if it had already been registered. Funky, but okay.Steps: This feature seems fairly accurate and the app allows me to see a bar graph of activity over a period of time but steps per day are not too clearly marked.Heartrate: This also seems to work fairly well although it takes nearly 30 seconds to give you an accurate reading. What I don't like about this feature is that you MUST access it through the app. There is no feature on the watch itself that allows you to begin to monitor your heartrate - you must start it up on the app. Also, I think it would be nice to have a feature that monitored your heartrate over time and graphed the results so I could understand how my heartrate changes over the course of a workout - but this doesn't exist.Sleep Monitor: Based on what I've read, this works via the accelerator so essentially it's telling you whether you're in deep sleep, light sleep, or "sober" by how much you move. Several of the articles I've read are deeply skeptical of this means of measuring sleep so take this feature with a grain of salt. That said, it does seem to fairly accurately keep track of the amount of time that I'm sleeping as a whole.

Had some early issues with it being synced on my phone, but does a pretty good job with the steps being counted and the heart rate.Still some inconsistencies with the message or call reminders that should buzz or vibrate when I get a text or call, but it does count the steps, which is what I wanted.