HalfSun Fitness Tracker: Activity Watch with Heart Rate Monitor for Improved Workouts

Jaimie Baird: I switched to this from a Fitbit Charge, so I'll be using that as my basis of comparison.

The good:
- nice display, shows everything you want to know, date, day, time
- heartrate appears to be accurate, based off my past fitbit readings being similar ballpark
- waterproof! I take it off to shower and haven't taken it swimming yet, but waterproofing is a big must on a fitness watch

The bad:
- sleep monitoring is not very accurate. It often claims I have been sleeping when I have just been laying there not yet asleep. Doesn't seem able to tell when I wake up, just when I get up.
- app is a bit bare bones, especially period tracking. It doesn't let you log any details other than dates.
- can't automatically tell when you are exercising. It has one "sport" mode for logging exercise that you can manually activate, but I'm not sure what it does other than note in your app that you exercised
- the app has some wonky English sometimes, as does the manual. It could really do with a proofread by a native speaker

United States on Aug 20, 2021

Jor ElJor El: The media could not be loaded.  I was looking for a good fitness watch that was easy to operate and affordable unlike expensive fitbits. This watch is sporty and lightweight. I like to use it when I go jogging or at the gym and get all sweaty and don't want to ruin my regular dress watch.Watch has all the standard of today's health trackers, such as BP, Steps, Distance, etc. I like that if I walk away from my phone, the watch still counts all my steps and calories and resyncs with the app when I get back into range of my bluetooth phone. ( Works well with my Samsung S9 ).  
The watch itself is light & comfortable. Battery life is excellent as well as I get many days without charging it.  I don't particularly care for  the gray band, but that is my opinion and may change that sometime. Overall, this is a well priced fitness watch. Fast one day delivery and...

United States on Dec 18, 2020

Jojo: The watch is self is very comfortable and extremely easy to navigate. In terms of accuracy I know for a fact that the steps and blood pressure is work properly as i have an electronic blood pressure machine and it read very similar readings . The app i used it and it was intuitive but i didn't really need the app. As i was mainly concerned on my Heart rate and Steps oh and the sleep function didn't really work for me because i am a rough sleeper but worked for my wife . The sports i did also like when i was playing soccer. For the Price i think this is a no brainier. The only thing i did not like is the charger style. it is too pins that touches the rear of the watch. If the charger breaks i wouldnt know how to charge it. Outside of that this is worth the money and some.

United States on Jun 11, 2019

Marimax: Where to start? This has been a great watch so far. Downloaded the app and Paired it to the watch with ease. The step count feature is pretty accurate. The hear rate monitor isn't too bad. It can be a bit off but not by much. The sleep function is interesting, although I live alone so I have no comparison to check its accuracy. I love how easy this is to charge. It lasts pretty long. Maybe charge it once a week. There are also different exercise options for working out, biking, running, etc..I have found the app works great, easy to maneuver through and Bluetooth connection has not been an issue. So far, so good!

United States on May 19, 2019

Niku ..: The manual has 98 pages, but only 11 of them are in English. Too bad. Maybe if there were more pages in English, I would know what to do with it. Right now, beyond plugging in into my USB port, I am lost. So, great as it may be, it's no good to me until I understand how to operate it.Maybe it's on YouTube. If so, I have a chance. If not, I don't know if I'll ever be able to use it.

In case I haven't made myself clear, I find the 'instructions" to be entirely inadequate and unsatisfactory. (5/17/19). Oh, I have learned that I need a Smart watch to operate it. I hadn't known that, but that makes sense. Now, I'll have to buy and learn to operate a Smart watch, too.
5/19/19: Things are looking better, and I will soon be upgrading my rating. You don't need a Smartphone for many of its functions, and it's not too difficult to utilize those that are available without a Smartphone. Unfortunately, its manual can only be described in unprintable terms, but I understand that they will be redoing it. I hope to have my final report in a few days after teaching myself (the manual is of little help) how to get the most out of it.

United States on May 18, 2019