Fitness Tracker No Bluetooth No APP/Phone Required, Fitness Watch Pedometer Waterproof for Men Women Parents

This little watch is just amazing! I thought that it would turn out to be a very cheap basic product but it has proven to be just the opposite. I'm buying another as spare backup because its that useful. It is very very useful for dominating time/ strategic time management if you get creative and can think outside the box with its features.Pros: Super fast charging (5-15 minutes), can set 6+ alarms, pretty durable (bumped it pretty hard a few times while working and it came out with no scratches/damage), water and sedentary reminders are awesome (i use them together for a ghetto pomodoro tracker), long battery life when configured a specific way*** Oh and also ----> NO MOBILE APP :) !!!!!!!Cons: Update[the biggest con is that you cannot run the stopwatch and timer at the same time, if it had this it would be amazing and beat out a Casio Gshock in my opinion]; battery drains fast when you have the brightness and auto-wake features enabled; if you have a stopwatch paused and the screen times out the watch exits the stopwatch program and you lose your time on the stopwatch; when using the stopwatch there's no way to turn off the screen while its counting (drains battery and is a little weird in my opinion if someone is walking about in public with a stopwatch timer on display); when using the timer there is no way to temporarily turn off the screen just like the stopwatch (this is problematic because if the screen gets wet while you're working with water the water might 'press' a button on the screen and mess up the timer / your time tracking); anytime water is involved and the screen happens to be on at that time a button may be accidentally pressed on the screen/menu because of the water. Also, I do wish there was an opt-in way for a audible beep alarm but the vibration one works just fine***Battery life quirks observed: if you have the auto-wake feature on, brightness set to a decently high or maxed setting and default or higher screen timeout setting then the battery will last about 1.5 days (its charges in around 5-10 minutes so it may not be a big deal). I recommend turning off the auto-wake feature and just using the button on the side (this has improved the battery life to 3-5 days!!)

Cheap, poor quality, charging ports didn’t even line up correctly. Return before even getting to use. Spend the money on a quality tracker. Not this one! Waste of time and money returning it. Would’ve gave it zero stars but that wasn’t an option.

Has basic functions for steps, tracking data on a walk, tracking for a run, hours of sleep. Has stopwatch timer and alarm functions and can provide reminders for water intake and stretching. Choice of clock face. No bluetooth connectivity, which is exactly what i wanted. One star off for two reasons, 1) sometimes it is a little slow to wake up when you raise your wrist, and 2) sleep data only records hrs and mins based on when you physically start the function. There is no sensor for light versus deep sleep. Band is comfortable. Worth the price.

First day! And I love it!! Had an old Apple Watch kept dying in me. Bought this one and it has the health/step info I wanted. I didn’t need text or phone services for that’s what my phone does. Love the size and color of it. Great value.My health coach recommended it for me.

The watch looks great, but I bought it for the pedometer function which would work fine if you only wore it during exercise but the pedometer reads even the bumps in the road as I am driving as steps. I really liked the fact that it was basic and not connected to an app, but I realize the GPS features of more expensive smartwatches is what makes them so accurate. Good watch though.

I bought this for work because it wasn't specifically a smart watch. No Bluetooth. But I have to say how impressive this little watch is. The battery while wearing daily keeps for over a week. And almost 3 with occasional use. Pedometer seems a little high on steps, and I would prefer a larger face but it is so light, you forget you are wearing it. Hopefully same company will make a larger face, but this little so called dumb watch is well worth the money.

I specifically wanted something not connected to a phone app because I wanted a very simple and straightforward user interface, so that I would actually use it. But I found almost everything about this device to be very counterintuitive and difficult to use, and as a result I stopped wearing it after about 3 days. With no phone app providing an alternative way of accessing the data and changing settings, it became totally useless and a waste of money. Some other gripes, in addition to the poor interface: (a) it reset to zero steps every night before I wanted it to, which was extremely annoying (I don't keep whatever typical hours the device apparently thinks I should), and (b) it didn't "wake up" when I lifted my wrist, so I couldn't even check the time without tapping the screen with my other hand. Overall a very disappointing purchase, and I regret missing the return window.

I loved it, it's super practical in my working hours and the battery lasts a long time and the quality is very good