TEMINICE High-End Fitness Trackers,Health Sports Smart Watch with Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor,Calorie Step Counter,1.3" Touch Screen,IP68 Waterproof Pedometer Activity Trackers for Kids Women Men

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Sure, not everyone needs a Garmin Forerunner 945 or a Polar Vantage V2 but there are less expensive fitness trackers available on the market today that provide a way more accurate and enjoyable fitness wearable experience. The inbuilt GPS means you don’t have to walk/run with your phone any longer, or alternatively rely on the step counter to estimate your distance. It also tracks your sleep duration and consistently analyses sleep data to help you achieve a healthier lifestyle. Many now record your heart rate or chart your breathing, so detect if you’re under stress or suggest what level of workout would suit you next.

Compared to other companion apps such as those from Fitbit, Garmin and Coros, you miss out on a lot clarity that might help you better understand your health stats.These all add to the overall fitness wearable experience, especially if your goal is to improve your health and fitness level. If you haven’t used a fitness tracker for swimming before, all that you need to know for now is that they are similar to regular fitness trackers, but some include distance, pace, and stroke rate, so that you can get the most out of each swimming workout that you complete. Most come out of the box with some charge, but its best to give them a blast for an hour or two as these devices can devour battery life rapidly. The screens are clear and bright, even in strong sunlight, and switching between them with two function buttons on the side of the bezel was simple even while running. It has up to 5 days of battery life so you do not need to constantly charge it, and you can just get on with your day.

Similarly, decide if you really want GPS (satellite) to track your walks/runs, as that can be a costly add-on and also eat up a lot of your battery. Take the heart rate for instance; by holding your finger on the digital crown for a few seconds, you can get an ECG-like trace of your heart (the sort you would have in a cardiac unit) on the watch face. It also reminds you to move after periods of inactivity, which is handy if this is something you struggle to remember.

Since this a touch-enabled device, it's not likely you will use the button too much so it's not a great loss.

The watch itself is pleasingly lightweight with a snug-fitting silicone strap (other designs are available), to ensure it won’t move about when you are.The tracker records your movements and converts the obtained data via its built-in GPS and altitude monitor to provide you with accurate information. Charging for just 10-minutes will provide 3-days worth of battery life, with a full battery lasting up to 14-days. Fitbits have always been excellent fitness trackers, keeping count of your steps, monitoring your heart rate and your sleep, as well as active minutes.