Garmin has missed in a big way. It does count steps fairly accurately, it does NOT count flights of stairs nor recognize walking up steep hills. It also is ridiculously inaccurate at detecting when I fall asleep. Perhaps its greatest drawback, is difficulty of use & navigating menus. The touchscreen is nearly useless. It makes me wonder what all those ridiculous insights, based on wildly inaccurate data are all about.
Nice gadget. It does everything that it advertised to do. The heart rate monitor is more accurate than my Garmin Forerunner. It is worth the $100. The sleep feature is interesting.
I bought this activity tracker for my 10 year old daughter. The tracker works fine, identifies different activities correctly and looks good on her small wrist. Battery life is acceptable for such a small device. The only flaw is the bracelet, it came apart after only four months of use. I contacted W. B. W. and I'm waiting for a resolution.
I'm a little disappointed in the watch compared to the Vivosmart HR. I love the comfort and thinness of the watch but navigating is annoying compared to the HR. But the comfort is much better for my skinny wrist. The large watches make me look like Buzz Lightyear !
Most used features HR monitoring, tracking intensity minutes, time, reminders to move.
