epekops Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor/Step Counter/Calories, Activity Tracker Smart Watch Sleep Monitor, IP68, Health Tracker Pedometer for Man Women

Good item! Keeps you motivated!

Feels basically the way it looks. Manages time mostly. Easy to use, setup, and charge. Very easy to scratch the screen, often disconnects itself from Bluetooth, but will notify you for texts and meta messages. No other applications seem to come through for it. Not sure how well the other apps on the watch work, they tend to show me the same numbers each time I attempt to run it, but supposedly tracking sleep and heart rates through the day via the app. Taken with a grain of salt, though. I use these cheaper ones for work due to the easier breakaway bands. These bands hold up but would definitely keep you from being degloved if you are a blue collar worker.

Totally useless. It worked fine for about 1 month. I slept with a fully charged battery and woke up to find it dead/blank screen. I tried everything to revive it. Tried charging and went online to see if i could reboot. No success. I just dumped it. Will never buy it again.

Amazingly good for the price. I have had 3 fitbits. And got this one until the fitbit price drops for blackfriday. But I think this one is good enough. Don't need a charger, just charge from a USB you already have. Only had it a month, so I will see how long it lasts. Nice for setting alarms throughout the day to wake up, pick up kids, appointments, etc...Allows you to set 5 alarms.

Good fitness tracker…except the rubber watch band is very difficult to pull off to recharge the fitness tracker.

This had to be replaced with an apple watch. It is difficult to charge, it works too intermittently and too inconsistently for my liking.

Excellent!

I started using fitness trackers back in 2014 using a small MI tracker without display. The sleeptracker was really good. It's still working and the battery still gives me like 5 days. Last year agot one of these watches but it never was able to keep the bluetooth connection overnight and the blood pressure was always way off. So I thought I give this little tracker a shot especially since it's priced really well. It works surprisingly good for what it is. I use it to check the time a lot, which is better than always picking up your phone. It gives a message when you receive an email or FB message etc. even though it doesn't give too much info on the small display. It took me a while to figure out how the display works, It's swiping and then keep your finger on the display to activate any of the functions like measuring temp, heartbeat, or BP. My watch used to overexaggerate the BP by 30 points but I think this one is a bit more accurate but still probably 10 points too high. The exercise tracking, e.g. cycling, hiking etc works well, and it also gives you a MEI score, which is some sort of health score. I wish it would link to other apps I already have like Google Fit. The only real downside for me is with sleep tracking. It always counts when i watch a show in the evening so I end up supposedly sleeping like 12h. It would be better if the app would let you edit things. If you don't watch shows or read a book in the evening, it might not be an issue at all. Other than that, I am pretty happy with the tracker. I used it 5 days so far and battery is down to 50% so I probably easily get 8-10 days out o it before charging. Not too bad for a tracker with display. The screen brightness is at 40% which is not very bright outside so if you set this higher for outside use I guess the battery life will go down significantly. Overall, it seems to be a simple yet reliable tracker. Edit: I stopped using it after a month. The BP and heart rate etc measurements are just not precise enough, and somehow it thinks I am sleeping like 12h a day as it counts my TV time too. The sleep thing was really important to me, and the Mi watch was way better than this at correctly calculating sleep time. So this one turned out pretty useless for me. Individual mileage may vary.