Fitness Tracker Smartwatch with Heart Rate & Step Counter
A simple band that nudges you up from the chair and shows your steps and heart rate on a bright 1.3 inch screen. Built for long desk days and beginner workouts, with a silicone strap and metal buckle that look sharper than the price suggests.
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A simple band that nudges you up from the chair and shows your steps and heart rate on a bright 1.3 inch screen. Built for long desk days and beginner workouts, with a silicone strap and metal buckle that look sharper than the price suggests.
Track heart rate, steps and daily activity on a large colour screen in a simple, comfortable everyday band
- forgetting to move during sedentary workdays
- no visibility into daily heart rate and steps
- hard-to-read small displays
Move More, Track Every Beat on Your Wrist
Stop guessing how active your day really was. Glance at a bright color screen for steps, heart rate and time, and get nudged to stand up before the workday sinks you into the chair.
Three Numbers That Keep You Honest

Heart rate, all day
The band monitors your heart rate data at all times, and the reading appears as a green waveform on the screen. You see the line move when you climb stairs or pick up the pace on a walk. It is a consumer tracker for everyday trends, so use it to spot patterns rather than to make medical calls.

A nudge to stand up
When you have been sedentary, the band vibrates to remind you. Long desk stretches get broken up by a short walk or a stretch, which is the point of the feature. The buzz is hard to ignore, and that is exactly why it works on busy days.

Steps you can read
A 1.3 inch color touchscreen shows your step count, time, date and weekday at a glance. The battery indicator sits on the same screen. Bright colors and a glossy square case make it look like more than a budget band, and the text is large enough to read mid-stride.
From Box to First Reading in Four Steps
- 1Charge the band fully
Give it a full charge before the first use so it does not shut off in the middle of the day.
- 2Install the companion app
Download the app for your phone, whether Android or iOS, and create the profile it asks for.
- 3Pair over Bluetooth
Turn on Bluetooth, keep the band close to the phone, and confirm the pairing in the app.
- 4Check the screen
Press the home button to wake the display. Steps, time, date and the battery indicator should all show up.
Hours at the Desk, Unnoticed
The Long Sit
You sit down at nine, look up at lunch, and realize the day has gone by without a single walk. Phone step apps stay in a pocket or bag, and cheap bands have screens too small to read without squinting. So the numbers go unchecked and the habit never forms.
A Simple Nudge
The band sits on your wrist and watches for long stretches of stillness. When you have been sedentary too long, it vibrates. That buzz is the whole reminder: stand up, walk to the printer, take the stairs. No app setup needed to get the nudge.
Numbers You Can Read
The 1.3 inch color touchscreen puts steps, time, date and weekday in plain view. A glance at your wrist answers the question you were already asking, and the heart rate waveform shows what your body is doing on a walk or during a workout.
This Band Versus Your Phone
| This band | Phone step counter | |
|---|---|---|
| Stays on the wrist all day | Yes | No |
| Heart rate on screen | Yes | No |
| Sedentary vibration reminder | Yes | No |
| Color screen on the wrist | Yes | No |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Yes, it is a budget tracker, and the build shows it in the best way. The strap is matte silicone with a diamond-grid texture, the case is glossy black, and the buckle is silver metal. Premium-looking materials at a fraction of the cost of a flagship watch. Wear it daily and wipe off sweat after workouts to keep the strap looking fresh.
Treat them as everyday trends, not lab numbers. The heart rate sensor monitors your heart rate data at all times, which is useful for seeing how a walk or a workout pushes your pulse up. Step counts are good for comparing your workday against your weekend. This is a consumer tracker and not a medical device, so talk to a doctor about any health concern.
It works with both Android and iOS over Bluetooth. Charge the band fully, install the companion app, and pair the two. Most people get it done in one sitting. If the phone does not find the band on the first try, restart Bluetooth on the phone and bring the band close to it.
The band is listed as waterproof, so sweat, rain and hand washing are fine. Skip hot tubs and swimming with it on, and check the listing for the exact rating before you dive into a pool session.
A phone counts steps only when it is in your pocket or bag, and it cannot read your heart rate or nudge you to stand up. This band stays on your wrist all day, so the step count keeps going during desk time. It also gives you a sedentary reminder you will not get from a phone, which is the real reason most people end up moving more.
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