Shann Chase
Great watch, except...
This is a 5-star review with a caveat. The only reason it stays a 5 and not a 4 is because even though my issue was not resolved, the customer support was really good, worked with me to troubleshoot and when that didn't work they sent me a replacement very quickly, which had the same issue but at the end of the day they gave me support when needed and rectified the issue as best as they could. That means something still, so thank you for that.Summary - it's a great watch overall for the price. It has a lot of features, it has quite a few health tracking options and you can turn them on or off to customize to your liking; steps, 02, stress, heart rate. It really does have a nice variety of options. It's not heavy or anything, it comes with two bands (may vary based on version or other changes to item you are purchasing) which allowed me to take the silicone band off and put on a more comfortable one for working out. It will also track your workouts, which when using the app you are able to go and modify which exercise you like, from things like outside walk or outside run to strength training and winter type like skiing and indoor cycling, etc. It really just tacks your heart rate, duration and things like that to provide a level of effort and duration type of feedback but can use that to help provide insight on other health tracking apps.However, there are two things I do not like about this watch are;Cons (shorter list):The power on and off/home screen button (the only button on it) is on the right side of the watch (I will only wear a watch on my left wrist) and it's quite easy to depress, so... What this means is that when I am down in a pushup position it the back of my hand will press the button and either pause my workout, and if it is depressed too long will turn the watch off... If only there were an option to disable the button during a workout or something to prevent that.The watch also has a hard time tracking a pace correct, while the steps seem to be accurate, in the instance where my wife and I go on a 2.5 mile nightly walk. My wife and I purchased the same watch on the same day, in the same order. She got the pink and I got the black. My watch shows our walk as a 2.13 mile at a 22 minute pace. My wife's watch has it at 2.53 (the posted state Park map is 2.5 miles) and a 17 minutes per mile pace. We finish with a total time of about 43-45 minutes on average. My watch was not accurate, but worked with customer service and got a replacement, downside is that the issue is still there with the new one..Ver másVer menos
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