I have been using Steel HR and i liked it very much but have to list its cons too:)

Here goes my pros/cons review:

Pros:
-The watch looks amazing and probably the best looking watch with tracking abilities but the 36mm version can be a little bit bigger like 40 or 42 for the men
- Step tracking is pretty much accurate and had similar readings with my moto 360
- Sleep tracking gets the awake hours and the total time correctly but the pulse may be a little bit off during the sleep
- Continuous activity tracking seems to work well
- 36mm version is pretty light and easy to wear during the day. The only problem as i mention in cons is silicon wristband.
- No connection issues so far. Its very satisfying as i had many issues with my android watch.
- Charger is not the best but it does its job.

Cons:
- Watchband does not fit the beauty of this watch, it looks and feels like cheap silicon
- 10min for regular pulse readings is way to long to give the correct readings for instant heart pumping activities during the day.
- Its hard to display readings from the watch as its reuired fot you to push side button. It will be much better if it displays the info with wrist motion like in android watches.
- Only specific apps has notifications on watchface like calls,sms, calendar etc()no whatsapp so far)
- Health Mate app is the real problem here.
-It can only import 2 weeks of data from Apple health and its discouraging to see that you are not able to consolidate your 2 years of readings in a single app(maybe its apple's limitation)
-No HR sleep average for week and month intervals and i guess no year display for any stats,
-No barchart graphics for longer periods. Only the colored circles indicating you surpass your goal or you're short of it.
-No setting to devrease or increase the time interval of readings(10min by default)
-Not enough meaningful program to join in app with the steel-hr(only sleeep better)
-For now not enough data comparison and smart analysis from the previous readings. Only the ones for badges, goals and programs.

When I first received the watch I was very excited. It was exactly what I was looking for and for a while it worked great. However, lately I am finding that I am having to sync it with my phone at least once a day if not more and often I need to restart my phone in order for it to sync properly. It tracks things okay but I am starting to think my old fitbit did a more accurate job of it - Another down side on this watch is that it does not notify me of group messages....individual ones. Huge negative for me as I receive many in groups. So while I like the watch, I am back to looking again....and thinking I am going to go back to the fitbit but spend more and get a nicer one there.

Ok, I have spent more hours than I ever want to admit trying to find the perfect smartwatch/activity tracker for myself. I have had a Fitbit Alta for the last year and a half. It did what I needed, but I could never get over ther ugly design. For Christmas my husband got me an Apple Watch. After trying it out for a few days, it just wasn't what I wanted, it had too much going on, all I wanted was something to track my activity, sleep and notify me when I was getting a call or text. I finally decided to settle on this product. And I don't regret it!!
I received this in the mail 4 days ago. This watch gives me the look that I want! A nice looking watch while simply tracking the things that I want. The app that goes with this watch is good, I like it so far, but I do miss the Fitbit app that had all my people on it. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is because sometimes it doesn't feel like the band allows your skin to breath. I do it so it's tight enough to read my heart rate, but sometimes it feels too tight. Also, I think I expected it to be just a wee bit larger. I wasn't interested in the 42 cm because it's just a silver bezel around it that makes it the extra size, which seemed too fancy looking.
All in all, I'm super excited about this watch and will update my review if anything changes.

It is water proof, looks like a watch, last longer than my Fitbit and I believe from comparison testing between the two it is also more accurate with the step counting and distance moved.

Pros:
I have worn it in the shower, while washing my hands and dishes and never once worried about it not working.
It tracks my steps better (in my opinion) than my Fitbit does where I could trick my Fitbit into counting steps by shaking my wrist.
It is lightweight and if you wear it like they recommend in the quick guide you do not even notice it on your wrist.
The battery life lasts a whole lot longer than most another fitness tracker watch combo out there.
The time is set by your phone (which is also a con I'll explain down there), and the tracker does a great job of keeping accurate time even when not connected to your device.
The connecting of the watch to my phone was easy. Just download the Nokia healthmate app from app store and if your phone/device is compatible with the watch it will show up as a device you can connect under the device menu.

Cons:
It is a small watch and it is cheap feeling which is sad for a $200 dollar fitness tracker (I have no doubt that hitting it wrong or dropping it from the right height would break it). The band that comes with the watch is cheap and feels like it could snap when taking the watch off or putting it on.
Setting the time on the watch was a bit of a hassle. You have to use your phone to adjust the hands to the "0" position which on the watch face is the 60 minute mark (or 12) and then the watch will sync with your phones time. The way you adjust the hands is with a dial in the healthmate app which when you have an iPhone with a 3D touch screen it can be tricky to get the watch hands in the right spot.

I enjoy working out and tracking my workouts through this device. The information provided by this device and the accompanying app is simple and to the point, and therefore is very helpful.