20 Best Watch For Lap Swimming (2023 Updated)

I don’t usually wear a watch but I love this watch. I swim first thing in the morning and tracking my swimming has been easy and just the best experience. I did a 6 km swim on Australia day and it tracked everything from time to heartbeat.

Having it Sync with my Iphone has been an experience as it tells me a whole range of App communication. Just the best.

I wasn’t planning on reviewing this watch. It’s simply didn’t agree with me specifically and came with a 30 day moneyback guarantee. After emailing mobvoi it’s clear that they will do anything possible to avoid a return.

It doesn’t do anything I expected it to do well. The battery was lasting two days at best just using it to view text messages etc. never got it to track my sleep. Most apps are duplicated with google and mobvoi software, you need google to set it up but it wants you to use mobvoi as well.

Overall just a bit more complicated then I prefer and the customer support is aweful! I wish the BBB still did something.

Brought this watch for my wife for her rehab after knee operation. The night before rehab in the pool set up the apps it used. Next day wife used the watch in the pool under pool swim 25m. The watch was in the pool a small time as rehab had her do a lot of stuff with her hands above water.

15 minutes later she said watch started buzzing, would not stop, took it off gave it to me, watch was buzzing, but no display, buzzing stopped and so did watch. Please everyone do not buy this watch if you intend to swim, its not waterproof as advertised, its quality build wise is rubbish,this is a lot of money, its not worth a cent, they should recall them around the world and go back to the table and see if its worth manufacturing.

I bought this and a Garmin for continuous heart rate monitoring, not for fitness tracking or other “smart watch bs”. Polar heart rate monitor is as good as it gets for a non-medical devise. The data collection is minimal and I like that.

There are 5 control buttons (no touch screen) but after 3 weeks I’m still pressing incorrect buttons because design is counter intuitive. There are two buttons used to select options, but it’s not consistent as using a computer mouse (right click/left click).

Polar is more comfortable than Garmin, but has less features. The most annoying difference is that Polar only allows one alarm. Being woken up with vibration is nicer than a noise. Multiple timers would be nice.

I like that GPS is easy to turn off and the Polar app isn’t sending status messages insisting tracking data will be more accurate if turned on. Yes, I know; it’s why that was the first feature I disabled … Garmin! Between two devices, sleep tracking is comparable, and helpful health data for those of us with chronic fatigue.

I do use the fitness tracking features (since I have them) when walking the dog or on hikes. Polar inactivity warning is super annoying. During daily activities it’s fine, but it’s very sensitive when tracking walking/hiking.

The buzzer goes off whenever a body starts or stops moving. Yes, I know I stopped walking – I need to clean up after my pet. I now use one of the sport trackers to monitor time and heart rate when going on walks or hiking.

I’ve had a meditation practice for years, but tried out the feature on both watches – because why not? I found them to be super-annoying as well. Looking at your wrist while following breathing prompts does not promote good posture and I found the prompts to be more of a distraction than a guide.

Maybe it’s helpful for folks starting a practice. But, seriously meditation isn’t like cardio or strength training. Doing own your own without being in relationship with a teacher/community to share our practice and our struggles doesn’t cultivate “inner peace” -or whatever the wellness industry is selling.

At best, you’ll be able to use the breath to self-regulate in the short term. TLDR: it’s comfortable to wear, monitors heart rate well, seems to be a decent smart watch- if not annoying at times.

Even if the order took a couple of weeks to arrive, it was worth. This Vantage M2 comes with a number of new features and data presented with parameters for better understanding. Really happy with it, really good GPS and hearth rate sensor.

Notifications and music controls work well. It’s a 5 stars!.

The watch is excellent but not easy to use. Once you figure out how to get to a screen it performs great. Still trying to make some adjustments but am frustrated despite help from YouTube.

I have a Regulus with negative display and I found it hard to see but given that it’s a ‘military theme’ watch so being stealthy (hence invisible) is important so I kind of ‘swallowed’ that and thinking that by choosing a positive display for the Heat this time I would be able to see those huge digits in a breeze !!! But no the designers and engineers at Nixon have managed to produce a positive display that’s just as hard to see as a negative display.

At first glance the display already seemed a bit smokey and the black isn’t very black and if you shift your viewing angle from side to side the display would sometimes change from positive to negative! Just like when you switched on the EL backlight the display turned negative (strange).

And then the crystal isn’t actually flat but rather like a convex lens instead and that further narrow down the usable viewing angle. Not sure what the designers an engineers were trying to achieve here.

If they wanted something that’s different then yes they did it except in a bad way. However I do like that it has the hourly chime plus I got the watch on sale so I’ll keep it considering the exclusivity of this watch (no one wants it).

Bought this because I don’t like G-Shocks. This is a Great weight training workout watch! I love the dual timers on one screen. I use one timer at the start of my workout, then the second one to time the length between sets.

I like that the time of day is also on that screen but the numbers are a little small for tired old eyes. Also, I wish the day of the week, not the month was big. I usually know the month, and if I need a quick glance to see the day, it would be nice not to have to squint for it.

It’s very difficult to change the strap, and they don’t sell straps by themselves for a color change. Finally, it’s a little on the thick side, but it somehow seems slick, might be because of the smooth rounded edges even though it looks angular.

Reminds me of a Stealth Bomber. Overall, a good watch.

I had high hope’s for this watch as I had previously purchased a “heat model”. This watch is quite heavy, thick and the band is small/uncomfortable. The band is currently on the 3rd hole which fits a little loose but if I put it on the 4th, it’s now too tight.

I really only bought it because I liked the fact that it had a light function unlike the “heat” model which I find weird for a watch that costs $150. Nixon should consider offering a replacement option for the band.

Great running watch. Thin, sleek and fully functional. Does everything I want. I like a simple watch that I can keep track of time with and this is the watch that works best for me. It comes in a variety of different colors.

I really like this gray with orange accents and the blue is stellar as well. Not bulky or cumbersome at all. The watch is designed to be minimal and comfortable while running, which is my primary use for.

Can handle the rain and all weather conditions thrown at it.

I have been wearing Timex Ironman Triathlon watches for about 20 years. That name describes a large number of different styled watches, all with the same functionality, clocks in two different time zones that you can switch between, a stopwatch, a timer and an alarm.

I’m a software engineer, so I set the second time zone to UTC, it comes in handy often. I use the timer for cooking and even the stopwatch comes in handy for timing the duration of drone flights. I have yet to see one of these watches fail, the only problem I have had with any of them was finding replacement bands, the resin bands break after 2-5 years.

For nearly all models you can’t just buy a generic watch band, it fits integrally into the watch case, almost like it’s part of the watch. The band is an extension of the contour and some mesh intricately.

I bought this one because of difficulty obtaining a band for my older one, of course. But I will say that the band replacement section of the Timex web site has greatly improved, I did eventually get a new band for my old watch.

now I have a spare.

Love these watches. I hope they keep making them forever. The battery lasts a couple years. By then its time to just get a new one. Great value. Good watch for the money. Im on my sixth one.

This watch is a replacement for my previous watch of the same model, originally purchased in December 2016. Due to Covid-19, my local Walmart store could not replace the battery. In attempting to replace the battery in my previous watch myself, I broke a plastic clip that holds the battery in place, rendering the watch inoperable.

I was delighted to discover that the exact same watch model was still available in April 2020 through Walmart. com. I love the features of this watch, along with its budget price. And it’s PURPLE! I use the stopwatch with lap timer on my daily walks.

I use the countdown timer in the kitchen all the time and I have not gotten a parking ticket for an expired meter since getting this watch. I have the alarm set for each weekday. I was thrilled to keep these same features and not have to learn how to use them.

It’s not the most impressive watch in the world, but it’s a very reliable watch, loaded with features but easy to use, and it’s an incredible value for the price. I highly recommend it.

Works well. I’m used to the Ironman watch like this that usually sells for 50-60$ and I thought this was the same but cheaper. I was wrong. It works fine but here’s some differences. This watch’s nightlight lights the entire back and the numbers are black.

The other more expensive watch lights the numbers which is easier on the eyes when it is dark. Also, the nicer watch has 3 alarms that can be programmed. This watch has only one alarm that can be set.

Other than that. It’s pretty great. I got it because I wanted a watch that shows the date and has an alarm. I’d love to find one that was smaller, more “pretty” less “sporty” but this is all I’ve found so far.

Also, the design on the face is hardly noticeable as it appears to be the difference between matte and gloss and not an actual picture. It’s possible it’s matte paint on a gloss surface, so you can only see it in the light at a specific angle.

Also, the yellow is kind of neon, and therefore you can see it regardless of the angle. It looks like a yellow circle and a yellow spot for the M. I have to look close and examine it in angles to actually see the pretty design on the face.

I’d rather the yellow be a different color because I don’t like neon yellow, but I couldn’t find anything else like it. All in all I’m satisfied with it and it works well. Alarm is loud, normal, and everything works fine.

The band gets dirty as the days go by and has a grayness to it as it is also a matte finish. That doesn’t bother me too much. I have been using these watches for the past 12 years or so and every 2-3 years the plastic on the band breaks and I have to get a new one.

That’s why I went with the less expensive one this time, but I really like the other one’s back light more.

One of my favorite watches! This brand has been on my wrist for at least ten years. I’ve bought a few of this same brand of watch. They are durable and get the job done. As someone with an active lifestyle I like the simplicity and ease of the watch.

It’s easy to manipulate while running and you can time your laps in the pool depending on what you want done. Also, I really like the size of the watch itself. I have a small wrist so sometimes large watch faces can be a bit too much (and get hit/scratched up).

Im admittedly a watch addict. I currently have 7 and I use all of them. Each one has a distinct place while supporting the basic functions of telling time, looking good and being a good value. The Pyle Snorkeling Master (PSNKW300 Series) is no exception, it excels as a freediving watch.

I recently got serious about the sport and I immediately realized that knowing (and recording) dive depth and temperature was critical. Similar to knowing how far you jogged and how long it took, knowing depth/temperature is indispensable.

This is a great watch! Unlike many of my other watches, only key functions are included. Most of my other watches include functions that (to my mind) are useless and complicate operation; Im basically a simple person.

So here is how I see it: >. In my opinion, the watch is good looking. I am not sure about use of the Dive Bezel (it is a digital watch), but it looks cool. The watch is a little tall (sticks out from the wrist, probably for the depth/temp sensors), but the design hides the height really well.

>. Stop Watch, Count Down and Second-Time work as you would imagine. >. The watch really excels in the Diving functions which operate automatically; a hands free operation! You can see realtime values (e.

g. depth, temp) and it records the deepest and coldest values per dive. You dont even have to start/stop dive recording it knows when you are diving. I set it up and used it for 5 dives on the day that I received it.

I had no problem reading the screen at any time.

Used the watch on a first dive in the ocean. Worked like a charm and was able to perform accurate timing to pre-planned depths. for the cost, all divers show have this as a back-up especially for gauge mode.

Used as my backup scuba dive computor. I still wear daily Great quality,durable affordable. If you snorkel or any H20 sports,this watch is wet activation and records 100 dives. Get one,you’ll L0ve. Jerryt.

Promaster line has a long lineage and line of history with Citizen. This means generations of refinement, while still bringing that classic FUGU ties from the original back in 1989. Deep engraving on the back plate, beautiful screw down crown, sapphire crystal, automatic movement and 44mm case.

I almost ordered the new seiko king samurai with the sapphire glass and ceramic bezel, but far to many comments from people concerned with quality control/alignment issues. The bezel clicks on the NY0118-11A feel great, lock into place, and align perfectly on my unit.

This is 100% without question an authentic watch, no need to even question it – it feels, and looks very premium. White dials divers are the best, and this is no exception. Initially we wanted a NY0150-51A which has an the updated movement 8204 vs.

this 8203 and a stainless bracelet but the price premium of nearly $625 USD in my area. With aftermarket bracelet options available, it’s honestly not worth the premium in my opinion. The only downside I can think of, is that this model is not sold with the traditional Citizen Promaster Dive Tank packaging.

It does however come with tags, international guarantee, manual, and a Citizen box. Shipping was way faster than expected.

I was originally looking to buy a Seiko Samurai before I stumbled upon this Asian market only Promaster Fugu. Not wanting the dice role that is Seikos quality these days, I took a chance on the Citizen and was not disappointed.

Quality and finish is excellent for this price range. Especially now with the North American re-release of this model.

Ive recieved two compliments on this watch. Alignment is perfect and the accuracy is even more so. I’m beginning to understand why everyone in the watch industry is saying CITIZEN is the most accurate and underrated watches manufactured today.

Quality control seems to be priority for them.

Certainly reliable site. The product arrived on schedule. I practice swimming in open water and the GARMIN SWIM 2 was recommended to me by other athletes in my club. I used it for the first time two days ago.

According to the report it would appear that I have traveled a distance of 6,317 meters in 1:11:28. the time is right but if the distance were true Paltrinieri should begin to tremble !. The real distance traveled, I guess, was about 3,000, maybe more.

I was alone and I was unable to compare with others. I will make the comparison next time. Some swimming companions have told me that it is a problem that occurs at SWIM 2 at the first swim. I just have to test it a second time.

PROS, I absolutely love this Timex Watch. Great for gifts, & I have purchased 5, & great for gifts to. Great price, phenomenal quality, & is so different from the other 40 Timex watches I own. My absolutely favorite.

Seller is amazing, very communicative, & you won’t regret buying this item, & the 150 Lap is really nice & the watch is stainless steel with a beautiful face & great quality resin band. Nice it has breathing holes so you can wear it during the hot season too.

I own 4 Apple Watch, & I’d rather have a Timex watch on. Hurry up, & buy this watch, in case it sells out of stock, & can’t get one. Great for women & men. Super comfortable, stylish, pretty, unique, way different than any other Timex watch I’ve ever owned.

Definitely get it soon before it’s GONE FOR GOOD. Definitely get 2, or even 3Its worth it. I’ve purchased 5, & love having the 4 backups. I wear it to bed, shower, throughout the day, sleeping & will wear it swimming.

& wear it to doctor appointments, & love how nice the color palette that was chosen as well. The indiglo is nice. Especially at night, I just look at the time with the indiglo button, instead of it so bright with my phone.

I love my Timex Unisex T5K373 ING NYC Marathon Ironman 150-Lap Sleek Watch. GET YOUR 2 WATCHES NOW!!! DEFINITELY GET 2!!! You won’t be disappointed. Just went swimming & wore my Timex watch, & was a great experience.

CONS- No options for a billion stars. How do I give a billion stars?.

The loop that holds the strap in the buckle tends to break. I just use a couple of rainbow loom rubber bands. A refill pack of hundreds is $3 – $5 locally and comes in a wide range of colors. Loop two bands over the buckle – TWICE – before putting the watch on.

When the rubber bands start to get saggy just replace them with a couple more. This can extend the life of the watch by years. Our local Batteries+Bulbs has difficulty replacing the battery correctly, but they eventually get it.

This is much less expensive than going to a jeweler or buying a new watch. I think the waterproof feature makes battery replacement tricky. While I don’t shower or swim in the watch, it has always remained moisture resistant even after a battery replacement.

I’ve been wearing these for years because they offer 3 alarms that can be set for weekdays, weekends, or daily. I wish the watch band were not quite so stiff as it can be a little uncomfortable. I strongly recommend going with black, because the lighter color bands get grimy and I’ve not been able to clean them satisfactorily.

The mid-size works as a substantial unisex watch, but the Men’s version is rather large for a woman.

Click through the various pics when selecting band color, etc and make sure you notice that some have faces that are dark and kinda hard to see. Some may like the darker face; some not. Years ago I was a Casio G-shock guy.

They seemed bombproof and just amazing. Then after it finally died, I bought another one (really pricey one!) that within days was malfunctioning. So I returned it for another one. which also malfunctioned within days! :O All of my settings would just out-of-the-blue be scrambled to the wrong time, date, alarms gone, etc.

It was as if the watches had done a factory reset on their own or something. So that led me to the Timex Ironman. It was awesome! Eventually after I had cosmetically nearly destroyed one after years of abuse, I decided to get a new one.

Literally within less than 48hrs, it did the same thing the Casio G-shocks did! It had reset itself to the year 2016, times were all wrong, etc. So I just now took it back and swapped it for a new one.

My own conclusion is that both Casio and Timex have some quality issues. If you happen to get a good one, it will probably serve you extremely well for years to come! But it would be a good idea to keep the receipt for awhile until you’ve figured out that yours is one of the good ones.

Polar Vantage V GPS reports distance in daily 11 – 20 mile hikes/walks 1 – 2 miles less than Samsung S8 GPS. It may be more accurate or much less accurate, which is disappointing. Accessing reports after training is uneven – sometimes works immediately and other times not.

The reports themselves are excellent. I bought Polar Vantage V to evaluate paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF), diagnosed in December due to overtraining at age 75 – left atrium mildly dilated, symptom of “athletic heart.

” Would be helpful if Polar Vantage V could show when PAF occurs, i. e. , multiple electrical signals overriding the sinus node causing chaotic, irregular heart beats, and when sinus returns with even, regular beats.

Generally this can be assumed, when BPM rises above 70 BPM at rest, and above 120 BPM when “training,” so the device is very helpful to me. Finally, telephone tech support by Drew at Polar’s office in New York was very helpful getting me “up to speed” using the device.

Keep up the good work. Rod.

I was looking for a sports watch with high heart rate accuracy. I used Garmin’s vivo smart HR, but my heartbeat, pedometer and stairs were just stingy and hairy on the toy. Garmin has high GPS accuracy, but the rest is subtle.

Since Michibiki was introduced in Japan and the GPS accuracy of products that support it has been improved, we chose other performances. Compared to some products, I planned to make Polar’s Vantae M, but I learned that it is sold for less than 40,000 yen on this site and purchased it.

It costs about 80,000 yen in Japan, so it is half price. I was worried about the language at the time of purchase. Garmin must buy a Japanese model to display Japanese. However, Polar can be localized into Japanese only by changing the language in the settings.

This is also better than Garmin. It is easy to work with Strava, and it is easy to manage activities. We haven’t fully utilized all the functions yet, but we have enough GPS logger and activity meter functions.

I wanted to have a thermometer, too.

Really disappointed with this watch. Having owned it’s predecessor the V800 for the past 3 years with no issues apart from new straps needed, this had a lot to stand up to. The Polar Vantge screen is very faint.

The touch screen is frustratingly unresponsive. The watch face blocks data. The battery life is shockingly short compared to the V800. On a positive note the integrated HRM is useful. It’s lighter to wear however the round face as oppose to the previous rectangular face means it’s harder to read data/feedback.

It does everything else the V800 did, I don’t warrant the price hike for these improvements as I am not finding them user friendly. If I could return this watch I would, and go back to my trusty V800! It is nice to have a watch that’s not so bulky however sadly on this occasion I would not recommend.

Great Watch: -Super comfortable watch! The most comfy I’ve ever strapped on. -I totally forget its on my wrist. -It doesn’t move around at all on my 6 inch wrist and that’s a first. -The locking tang on the strap’s tongue in genius! -I love the large, easy to read numerals.

This is better than on my G-Shocks for sure. -I really do like the programmable features more than on my G-Shocks. Easier to figure out and setup. -3 alarms are a big plus for me. They are louder than on G-Shocks; the Ironman alarms actually wake me up.

-I think the Occasions function is vet useful. -Make sure to download the instruction pdf from the Timex webpage. For some stupid reason they don’t include instructions in the box with the watch.

This is a pretty great watch. It has one pretty big issue,though. The mode buttons can’t be locked (on any Timex as it turns out). So when hubby is working, his wrist bends and he changes the time and date unintentionally.

If you aren’t a person who works with their hands, it’s a good watch. If you are a person who is a tradesman, etc, probably not, sadly.

Very nice watch, It’s what I was looking for. I Really like the velcro band. It’s easy to adjust and take off. The watch face is a good size. It’s nice and clear not to small or to big. The watch keeps it’s time very well.

The previous watches I have had decreased by a second about every day. Making me have to adjust the time,.

I’m glad I chose Garmin when I needed to replace my tracker. I was happy to hear that the battery would last up to 5 days, but decided to turn on the sleep tracking option – which brought that claim of 5 days between charges down to about 2.

So that’s fine, I can charge it every couple days. I really like the look of an analog watch with the hidden screen. I do find that the screen sometimes doesn’t respond right away, especially if my hands are dirty, so turning off an alarm or looking at an alert or starting an activity isn’t always frustration free, but what do you want, if there were a single button I wouldn’t be able to dive with it on to check my spo2 and the like.

Speaking of getting it wet, I’ve noticed that when I do get it wet sometimes it recognizes water as a touch and starts moving through menus as if I were interacting with the touch screen, that’s fine, I was being sarcastic about diving above, I don’t swim often and can use shower time to charge it! No big deal.

Overall, I’m very pleased with the purchase and the customer service – despite anything I’ve said, for the price point is it WAY better than what I switched from in almost every way. That almost is because on the other one I could reliably dismiss alarms when my hands are dirty, which is often.

This watch is beautiful and functional. Absolutely sleek and stunning out the box. It is exactly what I expected, minus the scratch-resistance of the screen. Within a couple of days of normal wear, the watch scratched.

I’m not doing anything out of the ordinary — just walking in the neighbourhood, going to the gym, working from home. I have no idea what is scratching it. Maybe my wrist moves against my headboard while I sleep with it on? Within a week, the watch looked like I had owned it for a few years.

I’m not exaggerating here — the screen has so many scratches on it, I am astonished. I can’t even return it 🙁 Be aware, and buy a screen protector from amazon. You will have to buy a protector for a different model of garmin watch.

Make you check the watch dimensions. I am surprised I didn’t come across any comments about this scratch-resistance flaw before I bought this watch. I hope I am not alone.

The watch is great so far – an awesome example of minimalistic design with great features. I wanted a classic looking watch that can help with fitness and I thought I had found it with the vivomove sport.

However the frustrations and roadblocks that Garmin put in the way makes me unable to recommend ANY Garmin to my friends. No1 -you have to have the latest phone – or else garmin connect app wont download, so I cant use my phone with this new watch, and there goes half of the reasons why I bought it.

I have to connect to my Ipad just to get it to work. No2 Accessories – Garmin make a million different bands for all their models, except I am restricted to a 20mm size if I want it to fit on my watch – 20mm is too small, just give me an extra 2mm.

No3 – I cant find a backlight – so the watch is useless after dark And all of this is after 2 days of using it. It is a birthday present so I will stick with it, but Garmin are their own worst enemy.

Colour: WhiteDesign: Single This watch looks really good. It is stylish and looks like a proper watch on your wrist. The strap is soft and comfortable and has a quality feel. This is what I was looking for in replacing my, now defunct, Garmin.

So, if like me, you are more into classical analog looks, this is a good choice. Setting the watch up was really easy, which was a pleasant change from experiences of trying to set up my wifes new band.

The phone app is also easy to use and provides all the information I am looking for. I particularly like the way it gives you a sleep score. You can look at the sleep pattern data if you want, but the score is easier and more impactful.

Also preferable to my old Garmin, is that I can get all the information I need displayed on the phone with a push of one button – I had to go to the phone app for that information on my Garmin. Battery life, although still early days, looks really good.

It is showing 99% charge after over a week, whereas my wife has to charge her band every two to three days. The watch vibrates and displays texts as a kind of ticker tape on the small screen, which I have used on a couple of occasions.

Its not what I bought the watch for, so the limitations of that dont bother me. However, if you are looking for a smart watch which can do much of the stuff your smartphone can do, this is probably not the one for you.

If, like me, you want to track your fitness activities in an easy to use way and dont want too many other distractions or complications, then this is definitely one to consider.

I am extremely pleased with this smart watch by Withings! One of the best features of this is the analog watch face, as it looks like a regular analog watch but with all the capabilities of a smart watch.

Thus, it looks really great dressed up for work while still transitioning well to an activity tracker after work. I like that this is slim and not bulky, making it very comfortable to wear. My favorite feature is the silent alarm, as I can set an alarm to wake in the morning and it vibrates to wake me.

This way there is no noise to wake my partner. I am also super impressed with the battery life of this. I can go a few days without charging it. It is super easy to set this watch up and the app is really helpful in tracking my activity.

You can set daily fitness goals and this watch will let you know how close you are to achieving them. It’s been almost a competition with myself to see how many days I can go meeting my fitness goals.

Along with fitness goals, this smart watch automatically senses when you are doing certain exercises like walking or running, so that even if you don’t start a workout, it will record the data. I really love this feature! I really also love the silicone strap, as it holds up well to sweaty workouts but is super comfortable to wear 24/7.

If you’re looking for a quality watch that mixes the best of a smart watch and analog watch, then look no further. This smart watch has the best of both worlds with really amazing tech and a super classy and functional design.

If you are looking for a fitness tracker that looks like a regular watch, this is the one for you. The Steel HR Sport has a sporty look but it is not bulky or awkward to wear. I like it because it is not obvious it is a fitness tracker because it just looks like a watch with its analog display.

The display is pretty slim and thin with a matte black finish. I own some watches that are quite heavy and in comparison, this tracker is quite light. I forget I am wearing it. There is on button on the right side of the face display to perform all the functions.

And the tracker can be worn underwater to 40M below. While I have no plans to go underwater with this tracker, it’s good to know I can get it wet from rain or snow with no worries. A soft silicone strap/band feels comfortable on my wrist.

The LED display is easy to see with a step counter at the bottom of the display (which also shows your progress toward your daily goal). So, this tracker can track activities like running, walking or swimming but it can also track other types of activities like yoga which is very cool.

There is also this feature that can track your oxygen consumption during your fitness activity using a GPS through your smartphone. I Am not sure how accurate this feature is but it is a nifty feature that at the very least, it can ballpark how your oxygen is.

Other readings include a heart rate monitor, step and calorie counting. Sleep tracking is an interesting feature and seems quite accurate for me personally. I do not have a lot of experience with fitness trackers but I have been super impressed with this one.

The battery life is fantastic. I keep thinking I need to charge it but I don’t. Days and days go by but it still doesn’t need a charge. It is said that the battery doesn’t need charging for at least 25 days.

I have not had this tracker long enough to confirm that point but I would not be surprised at all based on the performance so far. Overall, I think this is a pretty awesome fitness tracker/watch (yes, it tells the time) and would make an excellent gift for Christmas for anyone looking to get in shape or just to have a better understanding of how one sleeps or how much exercise you are getting on a daily basis.

I know wearing it motivates me to move.