BIGGERFIVE Vigor 2 L Kids Fitness Tracker Watch for Boys Girls Ages 5-15, Activity Tracker, Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof, Pedometer, Calorie Step Counter Watch, Blue

We got this watch for our daughter for Christmas. after a month of use I can say that it was a great purchase especially for the price. I mainly got it so she could use it as an alarm clock for school in the morning, and it works great for that. i set it on the app on my phone and it buzzes on her wrist and wakes her up. She has also been using it to track her steps (which is the cutest thing) and her water intake. we were able to set it to remind her to drink some water every hour, which is pretty cool. She loves it. it has a few different options for backgrounds, so she can make it how she wants it, and the battery lasts a good amount. usually about a week and half give or take a few days depending on how much she has used it and turns the screen on. she usually plugs it in whenever she showers so it never really dies. the band fits great. doesn't seem to bother her skin, and she has sensitive skin. She likes to track her activities, she sets it to dance (for dance class) and she will set it to running when she wants to reach her step goal. you get medals in the app for reaching different goals, so she likes trying to do that which is pretty cool. it is similar to the fitbit for adults but simpler for kids use. it also reads her heart rate which she finds pretty cool. Overall, I highly recommend it for kiddos who need/want their first watch but you don't want to spend too much yet.

My third-grade son wanted something like a Fitbit to track his steps and stay active, but I wasn’t ready to spend that much on a kids' watch. After doing a little research, we decided on the BIGGERFIVE Vigor 2 L—and it’s honestly been a fantastic choice. Setup was quick and easy. The companion app is user-friendly, and syncing the watch with my phone didn’t take long at all. The instructions were clear, and my son was able to start using it almost right away with just a little guidance. The design is lightweight and perfect for kids. It fits comfortably on his wrist without being bulky or heavy, and he wears it all day without complaints. The band adjusts easily, so it should grow with him for a while. Plus, the blue color looks fun but not too “kiddy,” so he feels like he’s wearing a “real” fitness tracker. Performance-wise, it’s very impressive for the price. It tracks steps, sleep, heart rate, and even calories burned. The step count seems accurate (we’ve tested it by walking together and comparing), and the sleep tracker has actually helped us understand his bedtime habits better. It also has a silent alarm function that gently vibrates to wake him up without startling him—something I wasn’t expecting at this price point! Durability has been great so far. He wears it to school, on the playground, and even while washing his hands. It’s rated IP68 waterproof, and it’s held up well to splashes and daily wear. We haven’t tested it swimming yet, but it’s survived everything else. Battery life is another highlight. A single charge lasts about a week, sometimes more depending on how much he uses the screen. It charges quickly, too, so we’re never without it for long. Overall, this is an excellent value—especially for families who want the fitness features of a more expensive tracker without the high cost. It helps encourage kids to move more, sleep better, and build healthy habits—all in a kid-sized, budget-friendly package. I’d absolutely recommend it to other parents looking for a smart way to introduce their kids to fitness tracking.

It’s a good basic fitness tracker. Counts steps well, though other functions are not as reliable. I have set up water reminders and those work initially but then stop, even though I have not changed anything in the Settings. Has 5 watch faces to choose from, but only 1 has a date, so we only use that. Battery life is good though, doesn’t need charging often.

I bought this for my nephew for his birthday. I will be honest he picked it out as a 7 year old boy. He loves it and does not want to take it off. It looks like an Apple Watch but is not one. Tracks his steps and activity well and has a long battery life to keep up with his active lifestyle. Would recommend as a child activity tracker with limited functionality.

I bought this watch on March 5, since having the watch I’ve had to charge it twice which means battery life is not the 7-10days. I cannot say if the steps are accurate or not, I did not check with my Apple Watch. It did motivate my daughter into being more active since she like the dance feature. I am leaving this review because since March 5th it has only been a week and the watch has stopped working. It was dead so I plugged it into the charger and this blue spaceship has been on the screen since March 12th it’s a whole new day and still on the screen. I tried to restart the device that failed and now I’m just going to return the item because why. I don’t leave the reviews so you know this has upset me very much.

Positives: Great watch for the price- low tech no wifi counts steps and heart rate and just what my 8 year old needs. I set alarm so it will vibrate every 30 min to remind him to drink water. Negatives: paired with my phone but none of the stats (heart rate, steps etc) show on the app. Just says 0. Strap broke one day after the return window ended so not durable. Broke while my son was putting it on today. Too bad. Was an affordable watch and the low tech nature of the watch was perfect and at a low price point. Now looking for new more durable brand.

Our 4th grader wanted a watch to help track his steps for daily use and for running club, so we started doing some research on similar items and couldn’t really justify the price of some of the products that we came across, for a child anyway. Then we came across this Biggerfive vigor watch and couldn’t be happier with our decision! It has a decent battery life especially for being so cheap. Our son hasn’t had any issues figuring out how to use the features (easy to use for a 4th grader). When walking our dog I had my son wear his watch and gave him my Apple Watch to wear on his other wrist and they recorded the same amount of steps so I would say it’s pretty accurate.

Got this for my son to track his sleep, to see what is occurring during episodes of sleepwalking, works pretty well, we put it on pretty tight to keep the connection throughout the night, he doesn’t seem to mind. We only use during his sleep but charge is almost full still every morning, leave it on the charger during the day, so I’d say it has a pretty good battery life. Easy to connect to app, I’m able to load the data every morning quickly.