Amazfit Band 5 Activity Fitness Tracker with Alexa Built-in, 15-Day Battery Life, Blood Oxygen, Heart Rate, Sleep & Stress Monitoring, 5 ATM Water Resistant, Fitness Watch for Men Women Kids, Black

For the price, surprisingly pleased.
This replaces the non-display Halo band. I was using a Casio digital watch and didn’t want to look like a complete dork wearing two watches. I lost the Casio when I removed it to reset for standard time change. I figured I’d give this a try since it cost only slightly more than the Casio replacement would have.I actually preferred the Halo when the subscription ran out. I didn’t use the recipes or health hints and giving points for exercise and sleep was less useful than steps or time. These were reintroduced shortly before I lost my watch and I didn’t consider it an improvement. Glad to see that there are no optional, for money add-ons on the Amazfit.Looks like I can comfortably get about three or four days out of the Amazfit although I normally charge every other day. It charges quickly. I’m a light user, basically using it to count sleep and steps as well as using as a watch. Time steps and weather show up on the face of the band. Sleep is listed on app. I seldom change screens and have the simple basic, dark screen to save battery life. I have a separate app that I input steps and exercise converted to calories. I count steps and exercise from research on a university exercise site. This subtracts from a manual calorie counting app. I try to limit myself to 1800 calories a day.The Amazfit counts fewer calories than my computed figures, the Halo counted many more. I suspect the Halo was computing calories burned from simply being alive as opposed to exercise calories. The sleep counter shows that I’m averaging approximately 8 hours sleep, the Halo showed 7. The Halo was more accurate at measuring actual sleep as opposed to simply being still and horizontal. Trips to the bathroom that showed up as fifteen minutes in Halo show up as only a couple of minutes in Amazfit. No big problem.The Amazfit is a more accurate pedometer than the Halo which undercounted steps.On balance I’m very pleased with the Amazfit. I think it’s a better buy than the Halo. The range of functions is larger, although I’m not using most of them. Kind of hard to judge a display device with one that’s simply a band. I think the Halo looks a bit more expensive than the Amazfit, which is fine because it is. If the Amazfit holds up, I’m happy with it.UPDATE: LOOKS LIKE I CAN COMFORTABLY GET A FULL WEEK ON ONE BATTERY CHARGE. BECAUSE OF THIS I’M INCREASING RATING FROM FOUR TO FIVE STARS.

der zweite Tracker, 1. tracker liess sich nicht laden, da Ladeanshluss (magnetisch) nicht hielt, anstandslos umgetauscht. meine Frau hat den gleichen Schlafkontrolle, Puls kontrolle usw Top.

This purchase was to replace one I lost in a mosh pit. I felt naked without it, I ordered a new one as soon as I got home from the festival. Really love the sleep app and how it vibrates when my phone is ringing (for work I have to keep my phone on silent, so I don’t miss calls anymore).

Acquistato a 20€ circa, non ha rivali per fascia di prezzo. Schermo luminoso, visibile alla luce del sole, leggero. Le misurazioni sono buone e direi precise, fatta eccezione per i passi, per i quali rilevo uno scarto del 10% circa in eccesso ( contati 1000 passi e ne segnava 1125). Nel complesso è un prodotto di ottima fattura. Molto pratico il caricatore ad attacco magnetico che si aggancia alla base senza dover smontare il cinturino. La ricarica dura circa 2 ore. L’auto omia, con in modalità automatica le funzioni : battiti del cuore con alert, saturimetro e attività fisica ( che si avvia in automatico quando si accorge che state facendo attività ) e luminosità al massimo, dura non più di 10 giorni ed è tantissimo secondo me.In definitiva, è fatto bene, è preciso, ha una ottima autonomia, costa il giusto e quindi è la smartband più conveniente che si possa acquistare al momento.