Band 7

The media could not be loaded. It's amazing. Has the basics and more. Very quick charge, easy to connect, tracks so many types of sports, has many backgrounds and long lasting battery. Just overall really good watch. I love the app that it comes with too, tracks right about anything you want it to, very personalisable. And superb price.

I paid just over £40 for this Amafit band, mainly because I wanted a heart rate monitor for the tread mill, and to be able to compare heart rate across different types of exercise. I haven't tried to use if to monitor sleep or keep track of workouts.A few observations:+ as far as I can tell the heart rate monitor is fairly accurate - the results match those of the built-in monitors on the treadmill and cross trainer.+ the device is waterproof, which is great. However wear it in the shower and it thinks that every drop of water is a touch, so goes a bit crazy+ the UI is OKish - but not fabulous. I couldn't work out how to keep track of a swim at all.+ if runnning outdoors you'll need to keep your phone with you and the Zepp app open+ when running outdoors I seem to be able to start the run using my watch and have that register on the Zapp app. However ending the run on the phone didn't end the run on the app. Bizarre.+ there are quite a few 'added extra' functions on the watch that will only work when the Zepp app is open, but the app will reduce your mobile battery life+ the watch display doesn't normally stay on - you have to tap it to see the time, or wave your arm like a madman. Annoying at first, but I've got used to it.Overall a good £40 spent for the basics, but if I was serious about measuring my fitness or wanted to use it to interact more with my phone (e.g. messages and alerts) getting a more expensive device might be worthwhile.

This slim and stylish band managed to pack in all the features of a more expensive smartwatch while maintaining a highly affordable price point.What impressed me most about this fitness tracker band was its ability to download full apps, making it a highly versatile device for all kinds of fitness enthusiasts. From tracking daily steps and calories burned to monitoring heart rate and sleep patterns, this tracker had it all.The interface was also a standout feature of this band. It was highly responsive and intuitive to use, making it easy to navigate and customize settings to suit individual needs. I appreciated how the information was presented in a clear and concise manner, allowing me to quickly access and digest the data.One of the best things about this fitness tracker band is that it's slim and lightweight, making it comfortable to wear all day long. I often forgot that I was even wearing it, which is a testament to its comfort level.Overall, I would highly recommend this fitness tracker band to anyone looking for a versatile, affordable, and highly functional fitness device. Its ease of use, full app support, and sleek design make it a top contender in the fitness tracker market.

Ive bought 5 watches for my son and sent 5 back because they were either too big, too small, strap too large or didn’t have an app that connects to his iPad. Finally I find this Band 7. I will be honest and say it’s way better than most smart watches out there and way better than some well known kids smart/fitness watches. The battery is so good. I charged it a week ago and this weekend it’s at 55%. The apps it has are good and work perfectly. The screen size is better than many other more expensive watches and thankfully he loves it. Lots of faces and apps to add, including a tooth brush timer. Alarm clock gets him up. Step tracker, heart rate monitor and exercise activity tracks great. Sleep tracker is pretty accurate as are most other things. He likes me to message him so he can see the notifications on his watch. I wish I’d found this watch earlier as it got very frustrating at one point.The one downside is the strap. He’s small and has small wrists so I had to add a hole to make it as snug as it would go, but he still needs a smaller strap which I have ordered from eBay hoping it will be smaller as advertised.I’d recommend this watch 100%, and no I’m not a bot trying to sell a watch. It’s a great watch.

Amazon actually took down my review! Haha! Hilarious given how I gave them ample chance to honour my warranty, but instead they said to contact Amazfit, who are only based in America. I could only email them therfore, and they told me to contact Amazon. Amazon eventually offered me exclusively a refund, instead of a return, which I felt was completely unfair, given I bought it on Prime, it had failed, and they had one available to order to me on Prime. The watch face literally fell off! I would never buy Amazfit again given their rude customer service, and this gives me serious doubts over Amazon too, given they're happy to sell products that can't last a year! Don't buy this rubbish, it won't last you a year!

I find this band really good, battery lasts up to two weeks depending on usage, screen brightness, etc. its screen is bright and crisp, pleasure to use. It is accurate when measuring bpm, blood O2, sleep etc. easy to learn to use too.Now that being said, the screen is very sensitive to clothes and not only your fingers which sometimes activates or deactivates random functions. The biggest downside is definitely the strap locking mechanism, very prone to unlatching when wearing it at work etc. don’t get me wrong it is comfortable to wear but hope they’ll come up with a better locking system with next generation of this tracker.

Bought this as it seemed more affordable than Fitbit. So far it is easy to use and I have had no issues. The range of stats you get from the watch and app seem to be measuring well as far as I can tell. Some people said the standard stock strap is a bit too firm so I bought another strap with my purchase but, the standard strap actually is really nice so I would test it out first before getting another strap.