I've only had this fitness watch for a week and bought it primarily to track steps and encourage me to walk. Almost all fitness the watches I considered look clunky and big - I have small wrists - so that was a consideration.
This watch is very attractive looking and could easily be taken for an ordinary watch. It also has plenty of holes for the metal thingy, allowing a big range of size adjustment. Very pleased with the look and fit.

Comments so far:
- the set up is a bit tricky, you must read the instructions carefully and master the 'hold' versus 'tap' modes to set the basic information such as height, weight, etc.
- I believe the step function works based on arm swings. I achieved 3,000 steps on the first day by rolling hand-made felt!
- step count appears to be accurate. I compared it to my friend's iPhone app while we walked, and came up with roughly the same numbers. Of course, that assumes her app is accurate!
- calories burned is a bit odd, at 200 - 750 per day so far. I don't know what that's based on!
- distance - I can't check this, but if it's based on GPS, then I'm sure it's accurate.
- haven't used sleep mode, as I don't want to waste the battery and this isn't important to me.
- so far, been wearing it for almost a week and haven't needed to charge the battery, so I'm hoping there's warning when the battery gets low.

Overall, if you don't want to spend a lot on a fitness watch and are looking for something you'll like wearing whatever the occasion, this is an excellent choice.

I am not sure but it seems the step counter/pedometer is off or it seems that it counts more steps then I did. I have another pedometer and it has less steps, and my phone also has lest steps wonder why this is. This GRV Fitness tracking. I do like the design and easy to charge it up, but it was a pain getting t set up but with the instruction I got it working.

I bought this to see if I could get a better track on my steps and movement throughout the day instead of always having to carry my phone with me. It does track your steps fairly well but unless you're a heavy stepper it misses quite a few steps. I wore it on my wrist for a week and even sometimes counted my steps between movements to check against it and it didn't count them at all. If you're wanting to get a general idea this thing is great or if you swing your arms a lot when you walk. For those of us that fidget while sitting and don't swing our arms it's not quite as good. Bought one previously for my boss and he loved it for counting his steps in a day so it personal preference.

I wanted a basic, no apps, no jazz, water resistant watch to track the time I spent walking my senior dog and the breaks he took. I originally purchased one for me back in 2021 and loved it, it is a tough little guy I must say. The step counting was an added benefit, I began to pay attention to it bc of the watch. This one that I'm leaving a review for, I purchased for my mom as she loved my basic watch. We went to the beach for 4th of July weekend and her and I forgot we had our watches, mind you mine 2 yrs old and hers is newer, we went in the water, both watches survived, we were both super impressed.
Battery life is good, mine goes dead after 3 days of zero charge, even when the battery is at one bar it still lasts. I love the easy USB port charging and charges super fast, I charge anywhere there is a USB port, no need to carry chargers. I've read that set up is difficult, but for me it was intuitive and the instructions were pretty easy to follow. It has one main button and you touch it to navigate the menus, when you reach the settings icon you just hold it down for a couple of seconds till things begin to blink and you can change them. Now, to leave your selection just hold the button and it saves them, simple! But I can see how for someone like my mom who is in her 60's this was a bit frustrating, so I just did it for her. I use mine every day, the plastic is durable, comfortable, doesn't rip any arm hairs and easy to wash. I'm very petite, with little wrists, and it doesn't feel clunky at all. After 2+ yrs the plastic gets a little dull (still flexy) screen has some scratches, but hey I live a very active lifestyle and use it every day! If you are one of those "they don't make them like they used to" and value durability, this is it for a basic, durable watch. I love mine!

We love the watch - does everything it claims and stays charged for 3-4 days of 9 hour use each. However, the watch band (light grey) looked dirty after one day...and we've tried everything to clean it, with no luck.