Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like this watch mainly because of the design. The watch design looks very nice compared to many other smart watches and fitness trackers in my opinion. It's waterproof and works great in the shower (although it's advised by Nokia not to press the side button when immersed in water). One reason I'm giving this four stars is because I wish there would be more customization on the screen as it's currently lacking. Battery life is great!

This is by far my favorite fitness tracker. I get tons of compliments on it's great looks. It holds charge for weeks.It tracks steps,sleep and heart rate. The only downside is Best Buy doesn't care it anymore

I got this watch because it has smart features I was looking for. Waterproof while swimming, excellent battery life, tracks steps very accurately, gives real-time heart rate, compatible with my phone. I was looking at some Android Wear devices but I'm glad for what I needed I bought this instead.

Its a fitness tracker without being the BIG and BULKY fitness tracker. I wonder why this doesent have a good traction on the market. But this is a great buy !!! Dont need to charge it everyday, rather once a month, and it gives me nearly everything that an apple watch gives. I own an apple watch too, which i stopped using once i got this once.

The Nokia Steel HR by Withings is a great item. I purchased this with my birthday rewards certificate and haven’t regretted it. It monitors my steps, sleep and also looks nice. It has the look of a traditional analog watch but offers much more. My only complaint is that it’s hard to read the hands in certain lighting.

Love the long battery life. Wish it were a little more spot on with step tracking, but does good with sleep tracking and heart rate. Not quite as good as my Garmin when it comes down to all the activity tracking, but still a good watch for the price.

The watch was too heavy and kept sliding to the side of my wrist. It was hard to read the hands on the black watch. It was hard to keep it on the charging dock as well. I returned it.

Ive had this watch for about a month now and I like it for all the things it does. First all it is not Android wear.which would have been nice but I understand. It's great forchwcking for heart rate and has an excellent battery life. I didn't charge it until the 15th day and I still had about 37% left on it. It's also completely waterproof for all activities and it just has a nice elegant look for everyday use.

I used to own an Apple watch, but after it broke I decided to give the Nokia Steel HR a try, and it has changed the way I think about smartwatches forever! It is such a good looking watch! There is a bunch of tech inside of it, but at the same time I can actually wear it as just a good looking watch. The activity tracking is awesome too, with the dial in the front face really telling you everything you need to know. My favorite part is that the battery life is truly amazing, and the sleep tracking is pretty accurate and automatic.

First and foremost it should be said that battery life really is as good as advertised, if not even slightly better. Charged it fully almost two days ago, still at 95%. In addition to this I also own an Android Wear device with fancy GPS, phone/text/app integration, fitness tracking, etc etc... It's one of the smallest ones available at the time (mid-2017) and it feels absolutely giant and clunky by comparison. And it gets a day and change of battery life. And it will soon be listed on eBay. If you're texting or making phone calls on your smart watch because you aren't able to get to your phone in your purse or pocket, then you really should reevaluate the urgency of that text or phone call (and possibly some of your other life decisions that brought you to this current level of connectivity dependence...). If you're like me and want a low-maintenance, semi-smart watch that does a great job monitoring sleep, exercise, vitals, and just so happens to give you call/text/calendar notifications, buy a Steel HR.

Bought this for my dad who had a pacemaker put in and he loves it. Charges ONCE a month way better than Fitbit and more accurate. However I see Bestbuy doesn’t sell these anymore because they got sold and now called Withings online. Hopefully that will change, way better than fitbit

I wanted a fitness tracker that also looked good. This one fits the bill. Looks great, tracks steps and heartrate. Connects to a health app as well for more functionality. Finally, great price.

Great looking watch. Sleek. Got a stainless steel mesh strap to replace the original and looks even smarter. Long charge and it doesn’t scream ‘Hey, I’m watching my step!’

I love this watch. Gives you the info you need, great battery life. Comfortable to ware

Hold charge well, looks great and does exactly what I need

If you're looking for a fitness tracker that doesn't look like one and can be paired with a suit, this is your device. Super easy to set up. Nokia is currently reviewing its health division, so the ball is in the air what kind of support this device will receive on a long term basis.

It was a nice watch and comfortable to wear. I did not like the band material and honestly just too small for what I like to wear.

This thing is great. The battery life is the real great thing about this watch. I continuously get 30 days per charge- plus it looks nice enough for business casual wear.

As advertised, this watch is the bare minimum in wearable tech. Step counter, mileage and heart rate all packed discreetly with a normal looking watch.

It does what it advertises and seems accurate when tested against clinical equipment.