HUAKUA Fitness Tracker Watch 2023 - IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch with Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Tracking, Step Counter & Calorie Burn - Custom Watch Faces for Men & Women (Black) - Perfect for Running, Gym Workouts & Daily Activity Tracking

I have been using this Fitness Tracker for about a month and have found it to be just what I need for keeping track of my steps, heart rate and sleep activity. I love the vibration reminder to get up and move around because I tend to get sidetracked and forget to take a walk or drink water. Because I paired it with my phone I am able to get notifications of messages, etc. I don't need to talk to my watch but I do like to know if I should answer any messages or return calls. I also like that it is waterproof so that I don't have to worry about getting it wet. The charge is great because it lasts about a week. I did have a bit of trouble initially figuring out how to charge it, but I do like that a charging cable is not necessary.I have bought quite a few watches form this seller and for good reason. The quality and price point are awesome. I enjoy this new watch although I did like the square face more this one is very sleek. I appreciate how the band goes under its self so it doesn't get in the way and I absolutely love that I can put a background picture!! The customer service response is fast and professional.I have just ordered another watch for my son and I will be keeping my eye out for any new products they releaseThis is not like the high end fit tracking watches but we like them . They track our steps, our sleep and heart rate and also can track activities such as workouts outside or in treadmill. The app is nice but was difficult to sync to Bluetooth for some reason. It charges through a USB port but not a cable. Good for the price.Great slim watch that provides most of the health tracking information one looks to live healthy life. Bought this watch for my daughter and she loved it as it helped her to track her steps and much more. The watch still works as its new after couple of months of use.Does not track accurately and the bpm does not read either only thing good is the time and message notificationswhile it's a nice watch the battery life is not long enough,the display is too dim in sunlight and the heart rate sensor works erratically.It is very slick design and user friendly. It has many different functions like tracking sleep.I like how small it is and its functionality.The best cost and benefitSetup: download their app and connect, straight forward and easy. Connect with Apple Health in setting.Steps counter: you walk for a while and nothing happens then suddenly the number changes. It's hard to tell how accurate it is.Sleep: basically you have to open the app every morning to sync it with Your health app to track your sleep. The measurements are pretty loose estimates, sometimes with a large error margin. Overall I found that my IPhone's "In Bed" data from Apple Health reflects better my actual sleep pattern than this watch and with better accuracy even for "got up" intervals in the middle of the night if I rely on my phone to check time or ask Siri for time or even without me having to do anything! Health App can detect light, sounds and movement on its own.Heart rate: it seems to work, variance with cardio machines can at times be quite substantial.Watch face: what's advertised on Amazon is very misleading - most of the face themes' infographic bar charts are just static coloured pictures, the data will be displayed mostly in numbers. You can add your own picture to the face.Battery and functionality: for better or worse there's no light on the underside like my previous activity tracker. It doesn't come on every time your hand goes horizontally up, it is well calibrated and will mostly come on after you raise your hand proper with the intention to look at the time; and the light is soft. So e.g. it doesn't light up incessantly in bed at night with a bright glare - in fact it doesn't annoy me at all in bed. All these also translate into long battery life - a charge will easily last over a week long.The rest: Strap has a buckle and is ok. I couldn't get the social media notifications to work. I tried to log a workout on the watch, didn't record anything - it seems you have to do it on the app directly. You can trigger the camera shoot on iPhone from the watch but you have to start the process on the watch app - seems like a useless feature to me.The watch overall is ok but for such standards I'm sure you can get way cheaper offering similar functions, don't expect too much from it. I personally think my iPhone does a better job tracking my steps count and sleep "in bed" times on its own without much fuss.Kids had been asking for a fitbit for a year but we said no due to cost and feared it would be a 2 minute wonder. Initially the kids loved these as an alternative (we said if they looked after these and used them we would consider a more expensive one) however due to the shocking battery life they got bored and stopped wearing them very quickly as the battery was dying in less than a dayLike the watch and the app is easy , no sure about the accuracy on the steps , and only downfall so far is the picture on the ad shows the look of how the different steps , sleep etc are shown all in a line . not how it shows on the watch Hi I’m a lady with a medium wrist size , there are 8 strap holes in total, is ideal for any age or Gender ,I can check how much sleep time I’ve had wether light or ,deep sleep , it counts how many times you get up in the night etc as long as you download the App.,you get a buzz to alert you someone is calling your phone itcharges by taking the strap off with the blue fitting ,and goes straight into a USB port roughly every 3 days . Hope this helps Good priceI was looking for a fitness band that was not going to cost me an arm and leg so after a little looking around I opted for this one.First impessions were good as when I got the band it did not come in a massive box with loads of packing. Brief but pretty comprehensive guide and a QR code to download the app to pair it with your phone.Another big plus for me was that there was not another charger or cable to clutter the house. You take one side of the strap off and plug it straight into a usb charger (oh I wish more things came like this. There are also 2 different options with the strap one for a thin wrist and another for a thicker one.Only negative so far is that the steps might be over counted but that might make you feel better. Definately recommend if you a lookig for a budget model.I found this watch easy to set up, especially as I am no whiz kid with this sort of thing. My main objective was to count the number of steps I walk in a day. However, I have noticed that the step total increases when I move my arm. Therefore, I can't be getting the correct figure. Has anyone else found this problem?