Won't find a better fitness tracker for the price
587840
Won't find a better fitness tracker for the price. Fitbit's app is without par and the flex is a great entry-level option. Even a small improvement in your health is worth the effort!
3849132
I have had this fitness tracker/ HR monitor for 2 weeks now. I absolutely love it! I spent months trying to figure out which fitness tracker would fit all my needs and this one seemed to fit what I was looking for. I had the first generation fitbit and that was the only other tracker I have had. I was not a fan of that one with no screen, no HR, pretty much nothing. I know they have expanded their selection as well, but their band with the HR monitor wasn't the style I was looking for and looked too chunky/ big for my wrists.

At first, I was very hesitant that this wouldn't fit my wrists. I have very small wrists, but with the "small" sized band it fits perfectly and I still have plenty of room to make it even smaller if needed. I also like that this band was adjustable. I wear it looser throughout the day, but during workouts I like to tighten the band to get a good HR read. As for the HR, seems to be really accurate and at the end of the work out it displays the percentages spent in HR range.

As for the steps take, I'm pretty sure it is nowhere near accurate, but it gives me a good idea about how much I have moved from day to day. I like that it has the various options for workouts. I like that it syncs with my phone and gives me smart notifications.

One thing I can't comment on is the sleep tracker. Personally I don't like wearing it at night, so I don't use it to track sleep. Only activity throughout the day.

All in all, I am very happy with the look, fit and function of this tracker. I would recommend to most.
1064139
This tracker works well for what it is and for what the price was. It is built well, and I have never had it fall out of the band while wearing it. I think the step tracker is a little off, but that may because I always wear it on my wrist, which may affect the results. Overall it works well, and the app works well with it too. It always syncs and the data is just enough to know how active you have been throughout the day.
1771875
I really love that this device doesn't scream "fitness tracker" to everyone who sees it. I have mine configured to show the time first and the activity monitoring second, allowing me to easily use it as a watch. I've even been wearing it to sleep, something I never did with my Fitbit.

My first Shine 2 wasn't perfect -- after a few days, it would develop difficulty registering taps, which could be resolved by taking the battery out and putting it back in. I wrote to Misfit, and they replaced the device. I didn't even have to send the old one in -- they just deactivated it in their system. So while it was unfortunate that I needed to use their customer support, the way they handled the problem couldn't have been more satisfactory.
2344195
I had been using an Apple Watch to track my fitness but I was constantly paranoid that I was going to break it or scratch it or worse, lose it altogether. This Misfit Ray is fantastic. It's light, comfortable, and very durable. I love the look, too. It doesn't scream "fitness tracker" like Fitbits or other products do. It almost looks like a modern trendy bracelet. It's very easy to use and I've had no issues with it so far. The sleep tracker is especially great as this is an area where I struggle. It's comfortable enough to wear all day and night, unlike bulkier products I've tried. I think it's a great value and a welcome change.
1833852
I bought this pedometer because I'm unable to wear my Fitbit at work.  While the price of this device was the main reason I bought this pedometer, it has performed like a champ every day, even after being dropped several times.  It has a big display, which is easy to read.  You can switch between 3 modes, distance, calories burned, or steps taken.  While stationary, the unit will turn "off", but will automatically turn on once movement is detected.  It's really hard to go wrong by buying this item if you want to track daily steps.
4351582
Long battery life and more features than a fitbit at in insanely low price.
3588639
I have tried the fitbit, and Garmin and this is by far the best and easiest to use. Firstly, it can be worn on your wrist and also, be carried separately. Second, I found the steps quite accurate than the fitbit. Best is that, it syncs with lot of other apps. I have withings scale that automatically syncs with this tracker. This also sync with fitnesspal that I use to track my meals. I tried it during running and it actually distinguishes between running and walking. I wasn't sure at first, but it's good.
It's so easy to use and set too. The battery life after you charge it is incredibly long. I would say, continuous use would last a week plus. And I use it when I go to sleep to track my sleep and my my!!! The only drawback id that there is a small side port where you charge and as anyone knows, you can't get water in there. It's the same with iPhones, or any gadget that has that port. And it's exposed. I wish they found a way to cap that or do something b/c I fear when I wear it during hot yoga or running outdoors, that once it gets wet, it will obviously will be affected. So I have to take it off or wear a cuff over it to keep it safe from water getting in. That is the ONLY drawback. Call it a small minor defect.

But overall, I have enjoyed withing products including this!

I have not contacted the manufacturer for post- service which is a good thing. And thus, I cannot comment on after service.
2893805
My first fitness tracker. A great value for a limited budget.
2216315
I've had mine since november and I absolutely love it!  The battery life is much better than I thought it would be.  Even with bluetooth running I still get about 3 days on a charge.  Useful tip: do not set your watch up to get notifications from more apps than you actually need.  It will drain your battery.  I bought mine mainly for the pedometer and the sleep tracker.  The heartrate monitor seems pretty accurate as well as the pedometer.  There are still very few useful apps on the market but I'm sure more apps will be developed over time.  You can also find some nice replacement bands here on Amazon for a good price.  I highly recommend this watch if you want a good fitness watch that is fashionable.  It doesn't look as clunky as other smart watches.
3099184
I bought two of these for my husband and myself, and later bought another for my Dad. We LOVE them! For the cost, I can't imagine you could find a better product. We wear them all day to monitor our steps, how many calories burned, how many hours spent in activity, and how much distance we covered. We also enjoy the sleep monitor. There are also lots of features we use only rarely like alarm setting and the sedentary notice. As a bonus, the bracelet alerts me to phone calls, text messages and Facebook alerts. Even if my phone is in the other room, I can see who is calling.

When I first took it out of the package, I was concerned because the instructions are clearly a poor translation into English...but it turned out I didn't even need the instructions! The second I downloaded the Zeroner app, it paired with the bracelet and updated everything. The app is very user friendly. We have had NO problems. The bracelets hold their charge for days, and then charge quickly when plugged directly into any USB port.

We all HIGHLY recommend this product!
1454304
it es exactly what i wanted, need a fitness tracker that would look more like a regular watch (not to fond of the rubber straps) . Looks as the picture does. You cannot tell the band is a replacement.easy to adjust the width to fit wrist with the adjuster included. was a snap to replace with the easy to place pins. could not ask for anything more.  so far i am in love.
4326267
I am a full-time bartender and wanted something that would track my steps,  distance,  heart rate,  sleep,  and is water-resistant - just to see how busy I actually am on the busy nights. This watch  does everything I need it to do.  The watch and app were easy and quick to set up.  I generally charge my watch about every 5-ish days,  usually at night.  I have had absolutely no issues wearing it 24/7 during all activities. I love that I can track calories in/calories burned,  if I choose to do so (I usually eat when I have the opportunity, so time to log the info is tricky).
One enhancement suggestion I would make to the manufacturer,  is set the app to allow the consumer to set sleep time for different days,  rather sleep times for all days.  Since I sleep on a weird schedule due to working late nights on the weekend,  but a relatively normal sleep schedule early in the week,  I am not certain the app correctly registers my sleep time.
If you're looking for a great fitness watch,  I highly recommend this one. I have had no issues out of it,  and the price is great compared to similar fitness watches by other brands.
2834667
I have been using this fitness tracker for a little over a week and I am VERY pleased with it. My charge easily lasts 3-4 days it accuratley tracks my steps and I love the reminder to get my ass up and walk every 30 min.  I wanted to address a few of the complaints I read before buying.

*The app running out the battery on your phone. Easy fix, do not leave it connected via bluetooth 24/7. This will not enable the SMS feature or the lost phone etc.. but do you really need that 24/7?  I sync mine before bed and in the morning when I get up.

*losing connectivity. Another easy fix, don't leave the bluetooth connected 24/7

A few things I have noticed that I didn't care for... If you have sensitive skin, like being allergic to nickle... the clasp thingy will irritate your skin. I fixed this by putting cloth tape over it. I wish the manufacturer offered a silicone option.

In the app the sleep monitoring page is um... kind of hard to understand. I wish it was a bit more user friendly.
1882020
This is a great entry level fitness tracker.  I have previously used a Jawbone up and am currently a Fitbit flex user, this band is just as accurate as they are (keep in mind that due to amount of arm movement (pushing stroller, ...), etc these band vary greatly in accuracy).  The Perfect IQ band is not as easy to use as the other 2, pairing initially was a little more work but just a few extra minutes.  The strap is comfortable and although a little more difficult to get on than the others it seems to be more secure.  The fitbit flex frequently falls off so this is an improvement.  Sleep tracking is less informative but I don't use it typically.  I love that it is able to use the same app as the other perfect fitness products, one could combine the info from the tracker and the scale.  The inclusion of the band and the clip is nice.  I like having the choice (again, not sure how this would affect accuracy).
3559309
I had been using an application on my Droid to track my activities (hiking, biking and occasionally running).  The slow GPS chip-set was inconsistent and at times wildly inaccurate. Frustrated, I looked for a cheap alternative that would fit the bill and thought, at $160 and with pretty decent reviews, I could afford to go with this unit even if it didn't do everything I wanted it to.  Mind you, I'm not a performance athlete, all I want/need to do is keep track of how far and how long I bike and walk.  The interface at the Garmin website is even better than the application interfaces I was using with my Droid and I used 3 different, very popular applications. The only downside is that the activity data is not transferred wirelessly, but that is a small price to pay for accuracy - and Garmin Connect is extremely friendly as are the cables that came with the unit.  This is perfect for the price and it is a small, but easy to read dial face.

One caution for big guys. I'm a fairly big person (6'2 230#) and the wrist band is pretty close to the end of adjustment.  If you have very large wrists, it may not fit you. You might want to check it out at REI before you purchase.
2176620
This is my 2nd vivofit. The 2 features most important to me in a tracker  are:
1) it has to be waterproof.  Most trackers are not, but the vivofit is!  I can keep track of my swimming strokes, which most trackers can'd do because they are not waterproof.  Also, I don't have to remove it before going in the shower.
2)  I did not want to have to remember to recharge a tracker every few days.  I'm too busy to have to deal with that.  The battery has to be replaced once a year ( though my first vivofit's battery lasted well over a year and a half before I lost it.)
3) The new band is great.  It "locks" onto your wrist so the band won't fall off like my first vivofit did.
4) Great price
5)  personally, I did not care about all the bells and whistles that other trackers have...I don't care about tracking heartbeats, nor do I need a reminder to drink water, or to be told when a text message is coming in, but if you need that, for a few dollars more, you can upgrage to the vivofit 4.