LIVIKEY Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker with Pedometer, Sleep Monitor, Calories & Step Counter, IP68 Waterproof Smart Watches for Women Men Fitness Watch for Sports

It's super affordable and works really well. I like how I can adjust the minimums for heart beat, steps, calorie count etc. I love how easy it is to set up with the app and sadly, I've broken a few (from changing the watch strap from the one it came with, not because of build quality) and I love that I can buy another one for $20!

I got it fast, charged quick and easy to set up instructions. I had it set up in about 15 mins and put a picture of my dogs on it for the main face. Bought it because my step counter is dying, this one counts more than my old one but I don’t know which is actually right. I will just assume it’s close and do extra. The picture and screens are bright and clear. It is mostly for health with steps, heart rate, miles, etc. I don’t see BP on it but the heart rate seems accurate. For the price it is well worth it for me. Good product.

I waited until the first time the battery drained to review this. After 414 hours of wear with removals only to shower, the battery had gone from 100 to 16 percent. Based on that, I probably could have kept going another day or 2 before the battery died. So, WOW, the battery life is amazing, because it was 17.25 days of wear before I charged it. Took 1 hour and 55 minutes to recharge from the 16 percent range. That battery life is 10 out of 10 stars. Next more positives: I LOVE the color. I find it easy to use, though I really only use it to check my steps and the time through the day. I played with the navigation for other options like alarm, heart rate and blood pressure, just to see how easy it is. They're easy enough to find and use, if you want, but I usually don't. The blood pressure is way off for accuracy, which is common when not using an arm cuff unit like doctors recommend, so just know that shouldn't be a selling point for any fitness tracker. The app for tracking is easy enough to use. My insurance offers discounts on certain meds if I use a specific fitness app, but they don't give you a fitness tracker, which is how I came to buy this. I have to link this app to another fitness app on my phone that then links to the app my insurance uses, so it can be a headache making sure the step count makes it correctly through the grapevine, but I only paid $20 for this versus the $200 it would have cost me for a device that can sync directly to the insurance app. I went cheap and don't regret it. Now, the negatives: This can be worn 24 hours a day for multiple days at a time, but it will leave a mark. The skin under the band gets itchy and irritated and I have a clear burn left where the actual tracker contacts skin. That's my fault because I felt a burning sensation at times, but thought it was just the irritation and thought shifting it around a little on my wrist would help. With this initial test period over for the purpose of gathering info for my review, I will definitely be taking it off and switching wrists more often to avoid discomfort. I highly recommend all users do that rather than always wear it in the same place. My biggest disappointment is the sleep tracking. I sleep terribly, with multiple moments of waking disturbing me rest. I very much wanted something to accurately track me to see how much I'm sleeping, how often I'm waking and how much rest I'm actually getting this. This isn't a total failure at that, but it's not 100 percent accurate. It takes 2-3 days for it to finalize my sleep report. It usually only captures 1 or 2 of my bathroom trips and other instances that wake me from sleep. I always have at least 3 disruptions a night, but it has yet to detect every instance even though it should recognize I'm awake since I get out of bed and walk several steps to the bathroom whenever this happens. So that's a bummer. Don't let sleep tracking be the thing that sells you on this device. It will disappoint if you're a restless sleeper. So the positives far outweigh my negatives for a $20 item. It's almost enough to make me give it 5 stars despite the negatives. That burn, though, definitely merits 1 star off. The watch is on my other wrist for now and I'm putting ointment on that patch of skin to take the sting out.

I was looking for a cost-efficient smartwatch that helped me keep track of my sleep disruptions. I saw this watch and fell in love with the teal band (my favorite color). Aesthetically, it is pleasing. I like the face design options. The battery life is great. Clock is functional. BP and SO2 readings were mostly accurate, though one night, it stopped reading my BP for nearly two hours. One of my co-managers and I were joking about me being dead for a bit. Sleep tracking is iffy; Ex: I went to bed around 11:40pm, it stated that I went to sleep at 2:14 a.m.. This morning, it said I was still sleeping while I was getting ready for work! The app was alright, it connected just fine to my older model phone (approx 5 yr old Android). I guess I get what I paid for.

It’s a great simple watch. I realized the features I used the most on my apple watch were the time, messages and pedometer. So, when I lost my apple watch, I was ok getting a much simpler, less expensive watch. It’s simple but it does exactly what I need it for. It has the option to not be connected to a phone. The setup is easy and fast. I’d say the only “down sides” would be the color of the frame of the purple watch is definitely more rose gold/copper color. It’s nice, I just was looking for one with a more yellow gold tone and this wasn’t what I was expecting. And, it has the feature to wake up the screen when you raise your wrist, but it doesn’t seem to always work. But, the click of the side button turns it right on. So, no biggy but in case that’s a deal breaker for some. Also, you can’t answer calls or messages on it, but that was totally fine with me as I never did with my apple watch anyhow. I just really appreciate my phone notifications.

I’m pleasantly surprised by this fitness tracker. It tracks steps, calories, heart rate, and sleep well for an affordable watch. The screen is clear and easy to read, and it feels lightweight and comfortable enough to wear all day. Setup was simple, and syncing with the phone app was straightforward. I like being able to check daily activity progress quickly, and the battery life lasts several days before needing a charge. The waterproof feature is a nice bonus for workouts, handwashing, or rainy days. While it may not have all the advanced features of expensive smartwatches, it does everything most people need for everyday fitness tracking. Overall, a solid value and a great option for anyone wanting an easy-to-use tracker without spending a lot.

Works great, the 02 sensor doesn't always work but other than that everything else works for what I need

The watch is comfortable to wear. I have a small wrist and it's not so big that it looks bulky. The heart rate, stop watch, time and sleep functions are accurate and helpful. The pedometer however is horrible. It tracks how much you move your arm not how much you move your feet. I sat through a grade school theater performance (lots of clapping for all of the kids) and it recorded almost 1000 steps without me ever leaving my seat. It's a good value for the price but don't count on the pedometer to accurately reflect your movement.

The watch is great