Waterproof Fitness Tracker Band with Heart Rate Monitor

Everything you'd check on a watch, on a slimmer band

Color screen that reads at a glance

Steps, heart rate and calories sit on the color display where a glance is enough. You see your pace progress mid-stride without unlocking the phone or stopping to look at a menu.

Heart rate and sleep in one band

Heart rate is logged during workouts and sleep runs overnight on the same band. Over a few weeks you get a trend line for training load and rest, which is more useful than any single reading.

Calls and messages, on your wrist

Alerts from messaging and social apps land on the band, and caller ID shows who is calling. You can see a call come in during a run and decide in a second whether to stop.

Charged, synced, and counting in minutes

1. 1
   Slide the tracker out

   Press the clip on the silicone strap and slide the tracker unit out. Keep the strap aside while the unit charges.

2. 2
   Charge over USB

   Plug the tracker unit directly into a USB port. The screen lights up while it charges, which shows it is ready to pair.

3. 3
   Pair with your phone

   Install the companion app, turn on Bluetooth and pair the band. Allow notifications so messages and calls reach the screen.

4. 4
   Snap it back in

   Push the tracker into the strap until it clicks. Wear it snug above the wrist bone, about one finger width, and tighten a little for workouts.

One tracker, one strap, and a color to match your mood

• Fitness tracker bracelet×1

  Color screen unit that charges over USB

• Silicone wristband×1

  Matte strap that the tracker unit slides into

Tracking that fits your wrist

The watch you don't need

A big watch is a lot of metal for a jog around the block. Phones in armbands bounce, and the moment a call comes in mid-run you either stop or miss it. You want to know how hard you're working and how you slept, but the tools in the way make the question feel like a chore.

Everything, on one slim band

The Y5 puts steps, heart rate, calories, distance and sleep on a color screen that sits lighter than most watches. Caller ID and app alerts show up on the same display, so the phone can stay in your pocket while the band keeps count.

Built to get wet and keep going

The tracker unit pops out of the silicone strap, so you can rinse the strap after a sweaty session and charge the unit on its own over USB. The IP67 rating covers rain, splashes and sweat, which makes it ready for real workouts rather than a gym-bag accessory.

What to expect as you start tracking

1. First use
   Pairing and first sync

   Connect the band to the app, then check that steps, heart rate and notifications appear before your first workout.

2. Week 1
   Building your baseline

   Wear it daily so the band can log your usual steps, resting heart rate and sleep.

3. Week 4
   Spotting your patterns

   Review the logs to see which days you move most and how your sleep shifts, then set step or workout goals from real data.

4. Day 90
   Consistency you can see

   Look back over three months of activity and compare your effort over time. Results depend on your own training and habits.