LeFun Fit Bluetooth 4.0 IP57 Waterproof Smart Bracelet Sports Fitness Tracker Smart Wristband with Pedometers Incoming Calls/SMS Notice Sleep Monitoring Anti-Lost for Android and iPhone Smart Phone

Didn't work for long. Stopped after about 2 weeks. Pretty sure it wasn't the battery (if so it would be annoying to have to replace it so often since it's not rechargeable.) The associated app is pretty squirrelly too, sometimes it woukd sync just fine, sometimes it wouldn't. Nice idea for a cheaper alternative to "FB" but doesn't quite accomplish the task. I've moved on to the name brand. (First one stopped suddenly after about 10 days also - was fully charged, that one is rechargeable- now on the second. Maybe these devices are unpredictable in general but the concept is cool so I'll keep trying.)

I am frankly confused by the positive reviews of this piece of junk. I received it today, opened the box, put it on, noted it had a step count of 156 (was it not new?) and then changed my clothes. Without taking one step, just by changing into workout clothes, I put 256 steps onto the thing! Really?I started walking around, counting my steps, and for 20 steps I took, it logged over 200 steps!I have had a Fitbit for two years, but it broke when I accidentally went swimming with it last week. I miss my pedometer, but am holding out for an Apple watch, so wanted something to hold me until June. Didn't want to spend a lot, so thought this might be okay for a few months.Sadly, this is a completely useless piece of junk. I have a good sense of my step count at this point, having worn a pedometer for two years, and on a good day I only get 7,000 steps in from usual activity before I exercise. This thing had me at 6,000 steps after 2 hours!Please save your money and do not buy this! Mine is going right back to the distributor.

I have never been able to use it. Can't get it to work. I have also asked my daughter and two grandkids and they can't get it to work. I did waste my time and money. I haven't returned it because of thr time lapse involved. Althought, I would not be adverse to send back and get one that is apparently not so complicated for me to use. Still in the box.

My son wanted a Fitbit like I have, but with him being 11 I wanted to make sure he would use a tracker first so I got him this. It is pretty good for keeping your kids active. (Especially if they are gaming/pc junkies like my son!)It even buzzes his arm if he goes more than 30 minutes without moving.The steps seem pretty accurate & he can sync it up with a phone app when he gets home from school.It takes a little under a hour to fully charge and it has been holding a charge for about 7 days at a time.

This is an okay product for the money . The old sayin you get what you pay for fits this like a glove . Very basic . Tracks steps , keeps time , monitors sleep . Has an alarm and a few other perks . Easy to set up . However !!! ( DOES NOT WORK WITH IPHONE 4) even with the latest software . I had to sync It to my husbands iPhone 5c . I will probably upgrade to a fitness tracker that monitors heartbeat etc.... In te near future and give this one to my teenager . I only paid $25 ish for it so it was a good starter .

Shipping: fast got the next day for 5.99comfort: fits nice doesint irritat or anything, but for anyonr with a big wrist it will bot fit i consider mine regular.tech: does everything it says it does syncs to my note 4 but has to be done through the app it wants you download, the clock wont switch from military time but if you know how to read it its no problem.Summary: all and all its a good watch does what it says and fits nice giving it 4 stars instead of 5 cause the syncing only through the app and 24 hour formate in time and screen kinda hard to read in the sun. But would definitely recommend this product especially for the price

Cant seem to get the app to work constantly. Got it to finely sink with the watch. Next day I couldn't get it to work at all. Never could get the time from military to regular time. Also, I have a small wrist so it doesn't fit well so I ended up putting it in my pocket. I get more accurate step count that way as the watch counts all arm movement.

Good value for the money I spent but the step count is useless becaus whenever you move your hand it counts one step. the APP is very basic. however, I need a watch that connects with my phone call and text and this one does a good job.One more thing is they should tell you to reset the phone before you sync the data with the app because during the shipping, steps got add on already. so when you get your watch that you see you already have 19764 steps something like that just reset your phone before sync the data to the app.