Customer Ratings & Reviews

My daughter liked how it worked but the strap broke after 3 weeks.

Product broken within 30 days but that was too be expected, I'm not complaining, I knew the risks

The band broke the first week of purchase while I was wearing it!

This tracker was working great when I first bought it. Three weeks later it stopped responding to me pushing then center to tell the time and stopped tracking my steps/activity. Not only that I took it back to Best Buy and they refused to refund my money!! So not only will I never buy another Msfit product I will also never shop at Best Buy again!!!

Okay not to impressive. Use it for sleep. Kind of a waste

I'm absolutely thrilled with my new Flash. Being the first fitness tracker for me, I didn't know what to expect, especially compared to others on the market priced much higher. The greatest plus for me was to see my restful sleep tracking.

This is a nice product but it is not what I wanted. The band is a bit big for dainty frames.

My 10 year old son wanted a Fitbit for his birthday but i was afraid to spend the money and him losing it at school. I came across the Misfit on the Best Buy website and it was a reasonable price that if it was lost no worries. My son loves to check his progress after football practice and this keeps him outside instead of playing video games.

good item, keeps track of everything works very well

My Misfit was initially a stop gap to replace my FitBit until I could afford another. It was very basic-but I liked the software and the way it interfaced with my phone. Imagine my surprise when the round part of the bracelet that holds the disc broke. Just broke. I was cooking dinner-nothing strenuous and nothing that would affect the Misfit.

Works great for tracking sleep. easy to use and see on phone.

The wrist band broke within a week, and the tracker was lost.

I've tried UP and now this. The standalone clip (to the inside of your jeans) didn't work out so well. Just regular office stuff got it to pop off while I was getting in/out of the car. Luckily I found it on the ground the next day. Cons: If you don't sync everyday, you lose that data. Weird. Pros: Does what it is supposed to do; at that price point.

Bought this but couldn't get it to work. Returned to store and exchanged it, but still it wouldn't work. Emailed company, they told me they had a software glitch and were working on it. Couple of days later, they told me the update was available. I downloaded updated app, but still wouldn't work, so I returned it. Very disappointed.

This has really helped me to stay in shape and track how many calories I burn during the day.

3 days and the band broke. Cheap version of the real thing.

Worked well until the watch band broke in 20 days of use.

I went through two of these devices and they both did not last long. The first one the clip broke and I lost it. The second one just stopped working after a week. There is a reason these go on sale for 15 bucks.

This wouldn't sync with my iPhone 4s so I brought it back.

I've owned the Flash for a couple weeks now. No issues yet with band quality or with the unit falling out. I do see, however how that might be possible, as many have complained. Here is my brief assessment. - Accuracy: so I go running a few times a week. It has been cold lately, so a few runs have been on a treadmill. With activity mode on, and set to running, the mileage matches the treadmill either perfectly, or within a tenth of a mile. Now that's a treadmill mile (a discussion for another day). I ran with it outdoors on a hilly road with a gps watch on my other wrist. I have come to highly trust the gps unit for 10 years, being far more accurate than any phone or app that I have tried. The Flash unit, again matches the gps with shocking accuracy. All it knows about me is height and weight, not my stride, leg length, or armswing distances. Perhaps I'm exceedingly average. I once returned a fitbit within a month because I could not get it even close to any other measuring device at my disposal. - Sleep track: again, not sure what wizardry they put in this thing, but it seems to never fail with sleep and awake times. Even a 10-minute wee hour diaper changing is reported as awake for the appropriate duration. *I do wish that it reported sleep patterns with better terminology, like rem and such, but maybe misfit shied away from medical terms for liability reasons. - Timepiece: I've seen reviews that rip apart this feature. By default it shows activity progress towards your set goal first, then the time. This order is reversible in the app. Which is how I have it set. The time readout takes a bit to get used to, but nothing cosmic. One press, then you have your time displayed in a second, with precision of 2.5 minutes (only displays hours, and minutes at the five minute mark). This is the second major complaint of the time function that I have read about (first being that it occurs after the progress meter). I find that for purposes of this device I rarely require time more precise than the fives. This is perfectly acceptable to me. - Price: I paid $100 for the very basic fitbit (which I returned) and it was very high maintenance. I mean, how do you get accurate whole-day activity tracking when it's on the charger everyday? (Sorry for the rant). The Flash I picked up at a retail store, not an overseas web store, on sale for $15. FIFTEEN BUCKS. After my dismal experience with the fitbit, I didn't have a ton of hope for the Flash, but for that price, I figured it was worth a trial. Not disappointed. - App compatibility: I have the Flash synched with a few apps such as runkeeper, myfitnesspal, and others. It seems to not yet be compatible with more native services like Google fit, or Samsung S Health. This seems to be an opportunity missed. But there are plenty of alternatives. The diet losgs of the working apps sync back to the misfit app, as well, giving a more rounded picture of health within the misfit app. I think the accessories could use some better, more secure design, if only for confidence that you won't lose the thing. But overall I am very pleased with the unit, and find myself relying on it considerably.