Lintelek Fitness Tracker Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker, Pedometer Watch with Connected GPS, Waterproof Calorie Counter, 14 Sports Modes Step Tracker for Women, Men and Gift

I bought this watch for my 8-year-old daughter. It's an attractive watch -- looks as good as the name-brand models. She selected the deep blue color and is very pleased with how it looks. The band is a little loose for her very slender wrist, but she still loves it. She uses the watch to monitor her steps, distance, and heart rate while walking. The watch provides an accurate heart rate reading from a wrist sensor and the step count is very accurate. The watch can monitor several other things (e.g., sleep), but we have yet to use it for that. Given the price ($32) and how well it works, its range of functions, and attractive appearance, I don't know why people pay over $100 for a highly similar name-brand model.

My blue Fitbit is nice looking, comfortable and has lots of good features. My favorite feature is how it links to my phone and vibrates whenever I receive a phone call or text message. You can read partial messages on the FItbit, but I usually use it to prompt me to check my phone so that i can more easily read the message.The big gripe I have is that the heart rate tracker does not work properly. If it was correct, I would probably not be alive! (It sometime measures my resting heart rate as 100+ when it is actually in the 60s!) The manual and website say to adjust the placement on your wrist if the reading does not seem accurate, but I have not found this to work.

I found this tracker to be sufficient for my needs. I haven’t checked everything, but it seems to do what it says so far. My problem is that right at that top, first picture, it says waterproof and shows the tracker with water hitting it. It is NOT waterproof. If you read further, it says it is “Life Waterproof” which apparently means water resistant. The seller replied to my question and said, if it gets splashed when you wash your hands or are in the rain it will be ok. I wouldn’t wear it swimming, but if that is your intention, this is not the fitness tracker for you. The 4 stars is because of the misleading advertising.

I bought a Lintelek Wrist Band for my mother's birthday. It's a band that doesn't require tech savvy like many others; it's very simple and easy to use. Most importantly, the link with the mobile app is a convenient set up and once the band is connected to the blue tooth it doesn't fickly go in and out. The part of the band that holds the USB is nicely gripped, so you won't have to constantly prevent the band for falling off your wrist. The Lintelek Band keeps up with you and the battery life is great. If your looking for a genuine wrist band to keep your tracks in step, Lintelek Wrist Band is for you. Also, the maker of the Lintelek Wrist Band is genuine as well; it's rare in the self-employed field to find someone who cares about their customers just a much as their product.

This was my first smart-ish watch, and I liked it for that. It has pretty much bare bones features. It did help get me motivated to walk, which probably any pedometer could.I had been thinking about upgrading to an Apple Watch, when this one stopped working almost exactly one year after I bought it. All of a sudden, the battery life (which had been up to 5-7 days before) went down to less than a day. The second time it ran out of battery, it refused to sync with my phone, and thus had an incorrect time, rendering it useless as a phone, alarm, etc. So on to my Apple Watch.I did notice the heart rate monitor and pedometer were not all that accurate. The pedometer would consistently under-count my steps compared to my iphone.At this price, you really can't go wrong...it worked well for what it was, but did not have that much longevity. If this is your first pedometer/smartwatch, I would definitely recommend.

The pedometer is very useful for the price but the heart rate monitor is the furthest thing from accurate. The heart rate counter will jump up to 100 or 115bpm at times and drop steeply into 60s within a second's notice. When removed the device will sometimes search for a heart beat with two strobe LED lights that hurt the eyes a bit. I'm happy that I only bought it for the pedometer.The app is simple, and it allows for linked app data and disabling certain features such as the automatic heart measurements.

I wanted a fitbit but didn't want to pay just for the brand name. This was a fantastic find. I wear it every day. It's comfortable and looks good. I only need to charge it about every three days. My only draw back is that the heart rate monitor seems a little wonky. I'll be sitting at my desk and it'll say something wild like 180bpm then suddenly jump down to 50, then 70, etc. Thankfully I mostly use it as a fitness tracker and for reading texts without picking up my phone so the heart rate isn't a huge deal. Definitely recommend.

Since I am electronically and computer challenged, I was hoping that the watch was easy to setup. Not easy enough so I had to wait until help came which delayed using the watch for a week or so. Also, I don't think this step counter is very accurate, but at least it gives me a general idea of the number of steps I have walked. It is acceptable considering the price.

My Fitbit died after two years and it would cost me almost as much to fix it, sending to a third party in the US as buying a new one.I'm only a few days in, but so far I have not found the same flexibility for editing entries, and the functionality as a Fitbit, but for the money and basic tracking this is a great option at a fraction of the cost.

Facile d'utilisation. Confortable. Utile pour suivre vos effort de marche et votre someil. Très bon qualité prix. Reste chargé plusieurs jours. Se recharge rapidement et facilement.

I do not have CELL PHONE- unable to set date or proper time- steps are not accurate also a mistake was with the bill- unable to process due to incorrect number(my fault) - tried to correct the error- no indication that it was accepted- therefore ordered again- received 2 watches