I am new to fitness trackers, tried a few of them until I stumbled on this. Great price for all the specs that it offers. This one keeps track of your sleep patterns, steps, calories burned, miles walked, workout time, and the best part-- heart rate monitor! For this price you can't beat it! The rest of the trackers that offer this feature costs close to $200...yea right! And there's a bonus... It gives you notifications from email to phone calls to text to weather! Wow! Other trackers that offer all this specs like I mentioned cost very pretty pennies. The app for it is very functional and easy to do, syncs with your device without a sinch, and the package comes with two other wrist bands! I am thoroughly pleased, I LOVE IT!

Works great, seeing text messages a useful feature.

I returned my Jawbone Up3 after wearing it for 3 weeks religiously. Skin irritation was an issue, and the fact that you can't spot check your heart rate. So after a little bit of research, I found Striiv and purchased it right away. Here are my observations from having worn it less than a day: 1. the tracker's shape is strange because the opposite side of the face has three sensors, so the face has to be wide. As such the bracelet fits tight under the tracker's face and on the opposite side, but the sides immediately following the tracker's face stick away from the wrist. I have attached the picture. When you wear the tracker non-stop for several hours, it gets painful. 2. the tracker could do so much more, but the app is very bare bones, to its own detriment. Not a lot of functions, and to make up for that, the app creators slapped a game into the app's menu, as if saying: sorry the app is bad, here, play some games instead. The app only links to MyFitnessPal (and I have yet to see that on the MFP app). If you are using LoseIt!, for example, you are out of luck. 3. The sleep tracker is a joke. 4. There is no inactivity reminder. 5. I bought this tracker to spot check my heart rate throughout my workouts, but I did a comparison with a dedicated heart monitor strapped to me, and the heart rate monitor on Striiv is inaccurate, it read at least 10 bpm below what the dedicated heart monitor was reading. So much for that. I am disappointed, so I am returning this item to the store. It is a very raw, unfinished, and unpolished product, it needs a lot of work. I think it was unwise to release this preemie baby into the same environment as FitBit, Jawbone, and Garmin. Those big boys will stomp this baby into dust without even trying. I guess Striiv wanted to cash in on the tracker craze with a poorly designed item. I wonder if this decision will kill any hope that in the future, even with a hypothetical better tracker from Striiv, the company will have customer trust. Once you release a sub-par item into the market, you may be associated with that item for a long time even if your other products rock.

This is a great activity tracker. I love the fact that it is touch screen. The tracker is easy to use, light, and has everything you need in an activity tracker. I love the text/app notification feature. The only downfall is the battery life. It only lasts about 3 days, when other trackers have lasted 5-7. Great tracker overall. I definitely recommend it!

The bio activity tracker + HR is a great asset to monitoring key factors and adjusting activity for everyday health. It is simple and easy to read. The heart rate monitor and sleep tracker are very useful in following two important areas of health.