NANAMI Smart Wristband, Wireless Fitness Band Bluetooth 4.0 Activity Tracker Pedometer Distance Sleep Calorie Monitor Call Message Reminder for Android iOS Smartphone

I researched for weeks to find an inexpensive sturdy smart band. I decided to try this one, even though it only had one review, because it had all the features I wanted and looked well built. Glad I chose it. The app was easy to get and install on a Samsung S7, it's kind of generic app but it does the basics. It only tracks distance in kilometres on the plus side it makes you feel like you've covered a lot of ground during ther day. The other issue was getting used to ther he date showed year/month/date. I have not used the camera or music functions because that's something I don't need. I do love that it vibrates and shows number when I have an incoming call or message. My wrists are small and this fits perfectly and not to bulky. I would highly recommended this band.

I've had this band for about a week and will probably be returning it, mostly because you have no control over how the data is displayed. Most of the things I really wanted to see are a problem here-- namely, calories burned, sleep activity, and steps taken. It shows time in military time, which I don't like. It's getting it from the phone, so I don't know why it shows up like that. Another reviewer noted it shows year, month, date, which it does, but you get used to that. My biggest gripe is that I cannot figure out HOW or WHAT it is measuring for calories burned. I work out every day, and I get readings like 88, 147, 159 etc. calories, which doesn't make any kind of sense to me, and there's no information on it from the manual. Am I supposed to add a zero? Is that calories after my BMI? No explanation at all.I also don't like that you HAVE to have location turned on in order for it to stay synched to your phone. I don't like keeping location on my phone, and one night I clicked it off and the band recorded no data. And, if accurate step counting is important, you might want to use something else. This band, like others, I'm sure, is measuring how much your wrist moves, not your actual steps.The one positive thing I'll say is the software was pretty easy to set up on my phone. This is my first fitness band so I don't know if others are better, but I'm pretty disappointed. I would say if you want a cheap band it will probably be okay. You get what you pay for.

This is so nifty. I love it. I really needed it for tracking my sleep. You set the time you usually go to bed and it goes by that. So I set it from midnight until 8 am. And during that time it keeps track of your movement and let's you know if you got deep sleep, light sleep, awake sleep. Also calculates my steps. Can control my music on my phone from the watch. Controls camera too...don't need that though. Vibrates when people text me or call me. Pops up their number. Super easy to link with my phone via blue tooth.

Nice looking and the app was great however the snap close feature popped open so easily and it kept falling off. We did return the item for a full refund.

good

The vibration of the alarm is not enough to wake you up in the morning so the alarm is kind of pointless. It doesn't repeat or even go off for very long.

The battery life was good. The silent alarm was very nice. The program that it syncs with on the phone was mediocre and often had difficulty syncing. It would also randomly and unseemingly just show the wrong time with no rhyme or reason.

Low rez display. Alarm clock only vibrates for 3 seconds. That's it, so better not be a deep sleeper. Display can't rotate and can only be viewed horizontally. Meh.