LIVIKEYFitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker with Pedometer, Sleep Monitor, Calories & Step Counter, 5ATM Waterproof Smart Watch for Women Men Health Fitness Watch for SportsClimatePartner certified

I rarely write reviews, but felt compelled to for this product. If you’re looking for a pedometer with a bunch of other functions at an excellent price point - this is for you. Huge pros: the battery lasts more than a month (with daily use); you don’t have to take it off to shower, swim, etc.; and it’s incredibly affordable.The only con (for me) is the app. It’s not perfect, it takes a few minutes to update but I don’t ever use it. You really don’t need to if you’re reviewing your activity daily.I would 100% recommend this & I absolutely would purchase again if anything happened to this one.

This smartwatch combines essential functions for monitoring health and daily activity. It includes heart rate monitor, pedometer, sleep monitor, calorie and step counter, which makes it an ideal tool for an active lifestyle. Its waterproof design (5 ATM resistance) allows you to use it during exercise or in the rain without worries. It is a practical and affordable option for those looking to stay informed about their physical well-being without complications. Ideal for both beginners and users with established training routines.

This won't be a deep review, just some observations after a 1.5 weeks of use:Bought this as an inexpensive replacement for my Fitbit Charge 5 which I had gotten for free from my United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan almost 1 1/5 years ago, which died, and I didn't really want to spend $120 or so for a new one.The tracker paired easily with my phone and the software was easy to download and use, generally easier than the Fitbit software. I mainly use it for step-counting, most of the other functions that my Fitbit had I got over quickly, like sleep-tracking. This tracker has plenty of extra features similar to the Fitbit.Charges fast and holds charge well, after charging up three days ago I'm at 44% right now.I'm used to the smaller profile of the Charge 5 so have to use a bit more care with this larger tracker bumping things, but I do like the larger face.Main thing I've noticed the past couple days is that as a step counter it's not as good as my Fitbit was. When I mowed my back yard a couple days ago I would typically show around 3500-4000 steps on my Fitbit, on this tracker almost 0. Same when I went grocery shopping yesterday: my Fitbit would usually track my steps pushing a cart, this tracker doesn't. It looks like you have to be actively moving your arm back and forth to register a step. This might be concern when using certain exercise machines for those who track steps at the gym, like a stair climber where you're normally gripping the bars as you step, because it probably won't track those steps. It did track activity on my rowing machine, looks like a step pulling back and a step going forward. Most of my step activity is walking and it seems to be accurate for that.For me the quibbles with the step counting are minor, but that would be my main caveat at this point for potential buyers. We'll see how it last long term, but for $20 it's worth it to me.

I loved it. This smartwatch is ideal for those looking to keep complete track of their daily health. It accurately measures heart rate in real time, monitors sleep, and records calories burned throughout the day. It also has a pedometer and several sports modes. Its display is clear and easy to use, and the battery lasts several days on a single charge.

This fitness tracker does everything I need and more! It tracks my steps, heart rate, calories, and even my sleep with surprising accuracy. The display is clear and easy to navigate, and I love that it’s waterproof—I wear it while swimming and showering with no issues. The battery life is impressive too, lasting several days on a single charge. Whether you’re into walking, running, or just keeping an eye on your health, this is a reliable and affordable option.

Longest battery life for three-days on then get a 18mm wrist band for a change livikey smart watch trust me app transfer but it kinda small writing for steps and time but very good product but wish the numbers and icons where bigger to see and the time and settings

I bought this watch almost a year ago and have just gotten around to making a review. I originally bought it because I was tired of buying bands for my other watch which kept breaking. It worked well the first couple of weeks, but after using the walking tracker for a couple of times it stopped working. It won’t allow me to stop my activity once I’ve finished and the side button won’t even work to light the watch so I can pick an activity. I have to swing my wrist a couple of times for the watch to light up so I can check anything and it’s getting a little old. I originally wanted it to count my steps and keep track of my walks, but now I just let it count my steps. The pedometer works okay once you start walking. It typically doesn’t count the first couple of steps, but it’s not off by much. I used the heart rate feature a couple of times and it wasn’t off my much, but I have a monitor at home so I just use that. The weight of the watch is not too heavy and I love the color of the band. It’s a reasonable price for the what you’re getting, but if you want something more dependable I wouldn’t recommend.