Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is easy to use. It has lots of features. The watch falls off easily. I bought a better band for it.

Love it so far. Screen is small but you can download different wallpaper styles. I can't see well so I use the yellow one. Love the different displays. App is great as well. Love the features. Counts your steps and you can set it to vibrate when you reach your goals. You can also find your phone if you lost it nearby. You can receive text messages, use it to take photos on your phone, etc. But the more you use, the more battery is used. So, adjust as needed. Cheap and does what I need it to do.

Love this watch! Notifications work seamlessly, seems to track sleep and stats accurately.

Affordable, Cute, Comfortable, Battery Last Forever, I just Love it! Btw: Incoming text or calls are on the screen perfect when you are working and expecting an important call so you can see the screen who’s calling so you can step out from your office without being on your phone.

I absolutely love the Amazfit watch. I have used it for about 3 weeks now and have had no problems. It does almost everything a smart watch does. Highly recommended for its low price! My friend bought one too and she loves it as well!

Pretty good product for the price! I had one previously and ordered another one for my mom. This company also has a smartphone app called Zepp which syncs really well and is also quite feature heavy. It's probably not as accurate as a premium smartwatch or maybe a Fitbit, but for this price I'm willing to make a few sacrifices considering the amounts of features available and how well the smartphone app is designed.

This watch is really good for me you can receive text and calls it’s battery has 15 days

i liked this watch, i bought two. the battery wont last very long, at least not the 15 days the manufacturer claims. It went from 100% to 48% in a few minutes just by going over the settings. After some days I figured using the app instead of the actual wristwatch should do the trick, it has improved a lot since then.

Inexpensive fit band with many useful functions and long battery life. Really enjoyed it!

Screen is on the small size. Battery life is about three days. Not a bad fitness tracker for the price. Watch band could be more durabie.

Not working 6 months later. Tracker will not charge or turn on.

Great quality fitness tracker at a reasonable price. The Amazfit Band 5 provides information about footsteps taken, exercise recording, heart rate, sleep, and stress levels. I would say this fitness tracker is fairly accurate to date. I find information about my sleep patterns interesting. The battery usually lasts about 4-5 days with sleep monitors, stress level monitor, etc. turned on. The battery will last longer if you use the basic settings and not the additional trackers. Highly recommend. The fitness tracker is easy to use once you have synced it to your mobile app. You can monitor long-term patterns using your mobile app.

Been wearing this now for over a year and find it useful. I got this with rewards, so it wasn't expensive. I use it mainly to track steps and heartrate, and like that it is waterproof and easy to clean. I can decline calls if I want, and read most messages (it doesn't work with all messaging apps though), but can't respond to them. But for the price, it serves the purpose I need. My main knock is that the charging device is unique to this watch - if I ever lose the cord, I'll be out of luck...

This fitness tracker is everything I needed at a very affordable price. Tracks my steps and resets every morning. Can check my heart rate, puts me through a breathing exercise. Also tracks sleep pattern once I synched it with my phone. All useful info to help me track progress to overall better health. Very pleased with the purchase. More than I could have hoped for at the price I paid. Awesome device with multiple functions.

Got this for $40. All I really wanted was the heart rate feature for my workouts. I got a great deal more. The O2 tracker, steps, sleep cycles, text message notification, limited control of the music on my iPhone, interaction with the iPhone Health app. My Apple fanboy son-in-law is envious. The screen is kinda small, and it’s not a competitor with his Apple Watch, but it’s feature heavy, easy to setup and use, and a great price.

Cost: reasonable price. I've seen similar watches (different brands) for a much lower price, but not sure if those are reliable. Navigation: fairly easy to navigate through the features, still need to review the manual. Accuracy: reasonable accuracy of heart rate monitoring, but sometimes I think it reports it incorrectly, not sure about the accuracy of sleep or SpO2 Battery charge life: per product specs it is up to15 days, which may be possible if you never use this watch for anything. With brightness set 2 notches below max, with a min display auto-off, with using it to monitor your workout, with enabled notifications and SMS, you shouldn't expect more than 5-7 days at the most. Battery charge duration: fairly quick, around 1hr to recharge almost drained (5%) battery ZEPP App (which you must use for the initial setup of the band, coupling with your phone, for your workout, etc.): - reasonably designed, but some of the settings or info is not self explanatory and not easy to navigate to - inconsistency between the workout types shown on the band vs. in the App. For example I configured 5 workout types which I see on the band, but only 3 of them are shown in my list in the App. This is a limitation of the current version of ZEPP. You should consider the band as an extension to your smart phone. Even though its many features don't require the use of the phone, many settings can be enabled/modified only through the ZEPP app. - frequent lost connection between the band and the app, to reconnect, I have to restart my phone almost every day Band Display: - brightness: good indoor, but outdoor in the sunlight, I could only see it at 1 or 2 notches below max, ideally I would use max, but then it will drain the battery much quicker - font size: besides the time, other indicators are very small and their colors also make it more difficult to see. I have prescription glasses, but normally don't need to wear them unless I need to read a very small font. I have to wear my glasses to see all items on the band display. Device Locator: Very useful for locating your phone, it will ring, so you find it if it is within the blue tooth distance. Not useful for location the band because it only vibrates. So if you misplaced it, how would you know that it vibrates? Overall: My main goal was to get a low cost but accurate heart rate monitor to be used during a workout. I think Band 5 is OK for this. Other functions are nice and useful. Considering the price, I would recommend it for those who are not too much into fancy gadgets.

This fitness tracker is by far one of the top 3 products for fitness. It is easy to wear and the battery lasts for days without charging. It is a very smart fitness watch. It keeps up with your sleep patterns, your moods and your heart health and more! I am glad I purchased this product.

Works great. Showed up with a dead battery, however it charges quickly and is easy to use.

Good value for what it does. It tracks steps, heart rate, oxygen levels, different workouts, and stress. The battery life is approx. 2-3 weeks between charges.

For the price, this is a really great little health monitor. Although, it does need to be mentioned, that you do need a phone to use the tracker. A companion app, Zepp, is required for the device to do much of anything. So, really, this review is more over the app than the device. The watch natively tracks heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and "steps"- and from this data the phone app will calculate things like calories burned, stress level, sleep quality, and personal activity intelligence. How accurate are they? Well, it varies. The heart rate is fairly accurate, although by default it only updates every minute. You can go into the options, on your phone app, and change this either directly or through an option that automatically ups that rate during exercise. Blood oxygen level is a bit finicky. It's a stat that you manually have to check and, in my experience, seems to be consistently a few points off. The pedometer aspect is just way off. Over the course of a day, it tracked me at around 6000 steps- and there was no way that was even possible. Because the device is on your wrist, it can easily give you false steps from simple movements. But, that's how most arm based pedometers are, so I don't really fault this device for it. The calculated stats are going to rely heavily on the algorithm that they use as well as the data that they receive, so are really there as more of a novelty than anything else. The sleep tracker, for instance, is just guessing at when you're actually asleep or in REM. From my experience, it's at least correct about when I'm asleep, although I can't verify if the state of the sleep is accurate. Stress level is based on heart rate variability, and if the device is only checking your heart rate every minute it can be a little off. And calories burned is based on how many steps you've taken, which I've already pointed out can be wildly off. There are a lot more things that can be "tracked" in the app, like weight, height, BMI, water intake, but they don't work. Some won't even allow you to manually enter data, so they're just there to let you know that maybe eventually they might sell a device to track them. The device is comfortable enough to wear. I haven't had any issues with it. During exercise it can jostle a bit leading to more inaccurate readings, and they do mention to tighten to up a bit when exercising. It's not that big of a deal though. Overall, this is great for the price. If you don't want to spend $50+ on fancy "smart" watches and just want a simple device to monitor heart rate- this is for you.