Huawei Band 3 Pro All-in-One Fitness Activity Tracker, 5ATM Water Resistance for Swim, 24/7 Heart Rate Monitor, Built-In GPS, Multi-Sports Mode, Sleep Tracking, Black, One Size

Excellent product, as accurate as my fitbit ionic on heart rate, neither is always spot on when exercising in the gym because they both occasionally disagree with the gym equipment, shows a bit less on steps overall but not by much and once you get used to the one button touch screen operation then it's easy to operate. Good clear display, the app could be better but unlike my fitbit it syncs each time and every time you ask it too, how long it takes to do this depends on how long it is since you last synchronised with the app. The different types of exercise work well , recording it accurately as far as I can ascertain. The only one I haven't tried is the swimming if I do then I'll update the review later. Battery life seems good for such a small device I'll get 4 days out of it with gym exercise recorded each day. The band is unobtrusive looks good and feels good on the wrist. The value is great it does everything my ionic does and was a quarter of the price. I can now wear my dress watch anytime without looking silly with two watches on my wrists. I like this band at the price it's great value and works well try I think you'll like it too.

I bought this primarily as wanted GPS watch to track outdoor runs so as not to have to carry phone in waist band. I didn't want to spend big money on an all singing all dancing 'life tool', and I have to say as a casual runner I'm pleased with my purchase. There is a bit of variability in recorded distance for given runs, have noticed loses GPS briefly at odd times. Due to lockdown I haven't been able to vary my route much, so don't know if it's related to that, or if it's something that can occur anyhow on such devices. Battery life OK, and handy for step count. Also use resting heart beat check function now and again. In all I'd recommended for the money.

Works good alongside my phone, battery lasts a few days before needing charging, only issue with the app is its not giving accurate feed back on location when going up mountains so the used calories are inaccurate, apart from that it's decent for the money.

Bought this for the other half as the fitbit didn't sync with the new Huawei phone.Very easy to set up and use. Lots of measures recorded. Good battery life. Syncs to Huawei phone effortlessly.Highly recommended

I'm really not sure why this device has such good reviews! It is very unresponsive, & the battery runs out quite quickly compared to other fitness devices.I found the display too small, & it wouldn't let me add a new activity. Nor did it record accurately.It's flat against your wrist compared with other, more bulky devices.Save your money & buy a Samsung Galaxy Fit 2 instead!The Huawei app wasn't very user friendly either.

Update: If you use a GPS mode, the battery will drop 80% in just 3 hours. Far, far from the stated 7 hours. Also if your sleeve gets wet (rain, sweat etc..) I find it's setting itself off or stopping a current activity which is very frustrating.Have had for a few days now, works well. Although not impressed that I managed to scratch the screen in less than a day of owning it.The health app is OK, but does NOT work with Google Fit which is annoying (it's no longer supported by Google by the looks of it).I charged the device to 100% on Thursday, it's Sunday at 11:30 and it's at 20%. Yes sleep tracking is enabled, again disappointing first impressions compared to their stated values of battery life (it's brand new so will only get worse from here).Turned up in Chinese, however once bound via Bluetooth the language changed.I like the heart rate monitor, but so far a bit of a let down with no Google Fit app compatibility and the disappointing screen strength.Hope that helps. It does most of what it was advertised to do and had a heart rate monitor.Frankly, wondering if I should have gone for a tracker at a 1/3rd of the price and forgone the HR monitor/GPS part and I'd have been less disappointed with the device.So in conclusion, expensive for for what it is.

Used it for everything but swimming. Love it to be fair. If you get stuck first time because the writing starts off in Chinese, scan the qr code and it'll try connect via Bluetooth so make sure you got it on. Then it magically auto turns to whatever language the app is. Thank me later, was papping myself thinking I'm gonna have to learn Chinese 😂😂😂