EFOSHM Wireless Activity Fitness Tracker Wristband for IOS and Android Phones - Blue

Fits wrist size 5.5 - 8 inches approx.Without the "Zeroner Health" app (the icon looks like a frog) this is really a pedometer and calorie burner counter, seeing as you cannot even set the time without the app.One thing you can do without the app is set the display between portrait or landscape, by taping the screen to show the time, swipe the screen to show four small squares, tap the screen until an icon that looks a bit like a box with its lid open and an arrow pointing both ways, then touch the screen for a few seconds until it vibrates. Repeat to reverse the process. Depending on which way you swipe the screen, either length ways or sideways you will see different icons.The app is only compatible for iPhones, iPads and Android smart phones, there is no app for a Windows phone/device.With the app you can set the time, I say set the time, it syncs with your device. Set alarms, set goals for specific sporting activities including which days to do the activity, at what time and length of time for each activity and set reminders for them (the device will vibrate and an icon for the specified activity will be shown).It also has a GPS function for when running, walking or cycling of which I have not used yet.There are many other functions the app can do, I just thought these ones the most note worthy to mention.For the price, I am very pleased with it. I am by no means a sporty person, I just wanted it to keep track of how many steps I do and to encourage me to do more, and to check my sleeping pattern, but I don't fully understand this part of it yet as it will say I've only had a couple of hours sleep.

This is the second of these watches I have bought. My daughter bought one after Christmas with vouchers she had been given and was so pleased with it that my son wanted one too for his birthday.It is a good looking watch with a strong strap and a good sized display. It measures steps taken and estimates how many calories you've burned as well. You can keep track of this on your phone and can also monitor other things such as sleep patterns, although you have to input this information yourself. We had no problem setting it up with the app. It charges by plugging directly into a laptop USB port, which is handy although it goes many days without needing to charge and I have been impressed with how little charging it needs. Overall, it is very good value for money. It does exactly what we bought it for and fulfils our need perfectly. It may not have as many features as the leading models, but neither does it have the price tag.

Okay listen, for the price this isn't much of a risky purchase. It does the job, tracks your steps, tells you the time and you can set it to sync with your phone via Bluetooth (only tested on Android).There's an option to send push messages to the band via your phone to notify you of messages and vibrate when you're being called.All of this is good stuff, however then comes the bad. The software. The app you need to download is called "Zeroner". It's terrible and looks like it was designed in the mid 2000's, not 2016. It also absolutely destroys the battery consumption on your phone. Unfortunately the software really let's this product down and I can't possibly recommend it unless you're not bothered about recording your historical data (steps, calories burnt etc). It's a shame as the band itself is really sleek and well designed. If they can develop a better companion app for it then its an absolute no brainer for the price.

It's OK. The first one I had to send back as it wouldn't connect to the app at all. The second one was OK. Screen isn't very bright outdoors. My dad uses it now, just to track steps rather than sleep so can't comment on that.

Appalling. Spent about 2 hours trying to pair with my phone. Downloaded the app. Didn't work. Uninstalled - reinstalled - etc. etc. ad infinitum.Would not work. Packaged it up and returned. Maybe some people can get it to pair and if they can then happy days.Amazon refunded promptly with no issues.My ADVICE - try it and if it doesn't work send it back.I went and got a proper Fitbit. Good enough, bit expensive for what it does. A bit gimmicky. After a while people will probably get tired of it - like the Rubks Cube, YoYo, CB radio, etc. There will always be something new coming along.THOSE WITH WISDOM - try putting the technology of the fitbit into your phone. Most people carry their phone with them, including when at the gym.!

The watch itself is great, looks just like a Fitbit and is fairly easy to use. Unfortunately the app to go with it isn't that good, I can't turn off the texts, calls and notifications from my phone to my watch so it's forever vibrating on my wrist. I've now had to download two apps to go with it one records my steps on my phone too and the other allows me to turn off notifications, they don't however work together. If you want to monitor your progress this is not the one for you but if you just want to see you daily count go for it... or get a pedometer!

It runs, it monitors your fitness, pedometer and sleep tracker but does NOT sync up with android wear or google fitness. Not sure about the usage for Apple devices however.It lasted me a good 3 or so days before it needed to charge, but sadly had a few issues I couldnt give the full 5 stars for. Nothing physical, jsut the way that the display works and how it displays messages.

I love that it lets me know when I have a text or phone call but the only issue I have is that the pedometer doesn't work properly. It adds steps on that I haven't done. for example when I woke up this morning I already had done 400+ steps. this could not of been possible as I was sleeping. I also noticed that the sleep monitor is not accurate as it said I only had 2 and a half hours sleep when in fact I had about 5 hours sleep.