Pedometer Watch Senior Friendly No App/Phone Required, Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch with Step Counter Calories/Sleep Tracker for Walking Running for Men Women

Great watch for a great price! We got this for my 13 year old daughter to set alarms to help with a medical condition. The alarms were easy to set and can be set to vibrate, so they don't interrupt class in school, but still gives her a reminder for what she needs to do. Purchased in July 2025, we are replacing the band in March 2026 because the guide on the band to keep it from flopping around broke. Other than that, we have been thoroughly satisfied with it! Long battery life, and the watch is in perfect shape after 8 months of use by a teenager.

I wanted a basic watch with a big screen, and one that did not require pairing to an app. You can pair this watch to the app if you want the many added features, but I only need a step tracker and the time and date. It’s the perfect watch for me, excellent price, holds its charge for about a week. Easy set up. I like the band color, blue matches about everything. Can’t beat the price for exact what I need.

The watch works as advertised. The heart rate system feels accurate according to how I physically feel and how my blood sugar is. I love that the alarm has a vibration that feels like a shockwave to my arm, making me wake up faster. The sleep data is functional and the wallpapers are cute. I wish there were more styles. I am giving it four stars because I wasn't aware that I should take the watch off once in a while, not written in a manual, and the green light is a lazer until I researched why my watch caused a burn with a small bleeding wound past the first layer of skin, which was itchy. I had thought that my skin was just having a reaction to dish water or my sheets. The watch is good, but people who are new to these watches wish there are warnings that state to wear it for a certain amount of time and take a break before wearing it again.

I loved this watch the first time I bought it. It lasted for over 3 years and finally gave up the ghost when I took it into a swimming pool (I had gotten it wet in the shower and such, but had never submerged it for long periods and always took it off for things like that). As someone with ADHD, I bought this specifically for the timer/alarm functions as well as for exercise. As you can see in the video, it gets stuck back at the beginning of the timer if it gets interrupted at all. The screen turns off after 5min so if the button gets pushed on accident, or an alarm starts going off, it freaks out and basically pretends it never started. I use the timer to get tasks done that I have to walk away from for periods of time (watering the garden, doing laundry, baking, cooking, etc). Loved the updated features they added from the first one, but a nonfunctional timer makes this quite useless for me and I'll be returning. Hopefully a replacement fixes the problem and its just a glitch. I also did totally get the wrong color. I wanted black and got the cream one. I had decided to keep it, however, that's just one more thing that didn't go right. UPDATE: Customer service offered a new one for free but I'd already started the return process to swap it out. The new one was correct color, but it did do the same thing with the timer function so its useless for the reason I bought it. Very disappointing. To make matters worse, the step counter and sleep tracker doesn't work properly. I went to a convention for 2½hrs and ran around a lot that day for errands. My steps were at 450 at the end of the convention and 769 by the time we got home. At the end of the DAY, I hit ~1400. My husband's said we were in the 4000 range after the convention, 7000 when we got home, and he didn't check the end of the day. But still, I have a pulse and the watch is on fairly snug, it shouldn't be that bad. However, it'll count steps while I'm driving or while in bed with my husband. I will say, that always makes me laugh. Needless to say that thing is brooooken! For sleep, I consistently somehow get 11-12hrs of sleep with 0 wakeups. If that were accurate, I'd be a teenager again with no responsibilities 😂. I still keep it in hopes it'll get better, but its really proving to be worse the more I use it. I only use it for alarms now and the date/time. I really need to invest in something better. What garbage 😂.

I like this smart watch a lot. It looks great on my wrist, feels lightweight, and is comfortable to wear. With this watch you have the choice of using it with or without binding it to a fitness app on your phone. It's easy to set up and WITHOUT an app the watch will still show you DATE, TIME, STEPS, HEART RATE, CALORIES burned, and BATTERY life. This watch is a really great value compared to expensive brand name watches. With the "Fitdock" app installed on your phone, the watch will have the added functionality of more complicated and costly smart watches. I highly recommend this versatile watch for people looking for a no app, no phone pedometer watch. I will likely buy a spare. NOTE: You will only have 3 watch faces to choose from unless you install the app.

I have been purchasing Fitbits for at least a decade. When my most recent replacement crapped out (and there are many), I decided to get a cheaper one "in the interim." That was 7 months ago, and I'm not going back to Fitbit. This one's a keeper. It's almost as good and over $175 cheaper at retail. There are definitely some "cons," but they're very minor, such as: -It doesn't automatically detect when I'm exercising. My Fitbit would automatically track any prolonged activity (such as walks) as exercise. Even though I constantly go on walks (and it tracks all of my steps), the last moment of exercise it displays was the one time I remembered to manually start it. -The timer leaves a lot to be desired. Once the clock runs out, there's only a faint buzz so I'm not even aware that the timer has ended most of the time. If the timer buzzer were the same as the activity reminder, it would be great. -It doesn't automatically sync; if you forget to open the app at least once a week, that data is lost. And those are my biggest gripes. Having this watch made me realize that what I was paying for with Fitbit was essentially the app, and it's quite foolish to pay an additional $175 for an app. I'm giving it 5 stars for being on par with other more expensive watches at a significant cost savings. If you're on the fence about buying this, just do it. Even if you hate it, you're only out of the cost of 2 trips to Starbucks. I've already recommended it to two former Apple Watch users.

Pros: • This watch is cute, comfortable, and VERY easy to use. • The packaging is nice, the instructions are clear, and the app is easy to set up, understand, view, and customize. For reference I have a Samsung S10e and it works perfectly. • The materials are good quality (as far as I can tell) and it doesn't look or feel cheap. It's a good price for what it is, especially if you get it on a discount!! • You can customize notifications that appear on your watch for any app on your phone. • The Sp02 reader seems to be accurate as does the step counter. • The battery goes down about 5-10% per day if you are constantly using it, so it has a great battery life! • It can work without cutting off circulation to your hand, and fits my 5(aprox.) inch wrist on the fourth hole. Additionally, it has a nub on the band that keeps the excess watch length in place, which helps it stay where it is, very useful! • Music control works for the listening or streaming services I use once opened on my phone (Spotify and YouTube specifically). • Customization of the watch face is easy and allows you to change the position of the time stamp, what it's reading, the color of the text, etc. • Comes with a lifetime warranty! • Customer service is friendly, helpful, and timely. Cons: • The sleep monitor does NOT record any rest time over 3 hours. I sleep during the day sometimes and it doesn't record long naps or sleep times during the day it also doesn't allow you to record multiple sleep times or long sleep times (12+ hours). *(Edit) There has been an update and you can now input custom sleep times and it records sleep better and for longer, although it still doesn't record multiple rest times like nightly sleep in additon to naps.* I'm very disappointing as this was one of the features I was most looking forward to. • It is a little bulky for my wrist size. • This is probably a more personal issue so I wouldn't be too worried unless you have the same problem I do, but the heart rate monitor is a little slow and doesn't always read the right heart rate as it's recording (when I'm active). I have tachycardia issues so my heart rate is consistently out of wack. It will usually jump up to around 140 or 145 when I stand up and walk around (after being at a 70 or 80 lying down) which some times it doesn't read easily or quickly. The watch reads and categorizes this as exercise and adds it to my daily exercise goal. When I'm resting/laying down it works fine though. • Colors don't show up on the watch face like they do on the phone, the colors are pretty muted. • It is expensive for the lack of features and inaccuracy of the sleep reader. I would love to see this little thing have just a few more features. In my opinion, it would be awesome if they added menstrual tracking, find my phone, diet diary, GPS map tracking, or a few other things that watches of the same price have (although I can't speak for the quality nor accuracy of those watches). *I will update this review with anything else that comes to my attention, especially once I use it for a longer duration of time.

This watch is wonderful for tracking steps & keeping time & date available. While it does a great deal more when paired with a health icon for heart rate & other athletic occurrences, I just want a simple watch to show me the date & time & keep track of my steps when I walk. At this point I don't require calorie information or other physical information that the watch is designed to perform, but it does a great job for what I need. I also like the ease of being able to recharge it with a USB cable that is provided with the watch.