I am not positive the calories burned is accurate but if they are then it's awesome that I can burn a couple thousand calories by walking 10k steps at work every day.

I am not positive the calories burned is accurate but if they are then it's awesome that I can burn a couple thousand calories by walking 10k steps at work every day.

so can shower and swim (did the same with Fitbit even though they told me it wasn't waterproof)-Read out shows date, time, steps taken or steps needed for goal, estimate calories burned-Can split readout to show time and one of the other

It displays various fitness information on the device - calories burned, steps taken, etc

I realize the tracker does not track my weight lifting, but I figured if my HR monitor is working and it calculates my calories burned, it should also recognize that I am doing "intensity minutes"

I was surprised to see that a same activity with the HRM will calculate over 50% more calories burnt than without it

Lots of good information and, as far as i can tell, pretty accurate

i wouldn't waste my money on it poor tracking of steps on your wrist while walking on a treadmill it won't count and using belt clip still not as accurate as

The pros and just go to my two biggest cons.1.Move IQ does not work as they say

I'm missing or things that don't work as I thought, but so far I absolutely love it and am so pleased to have a functioning activity tracker again.

Kinda disappointing as I try really hard to meet that.

I first purchased a fitbit Charge HR which worked as

I'm confused as to why this tracker, that tracks swimming as an activity, would have a band that would become discolored in a pool

Yesterday l lost it