ELEGIANT Sports Bracelet, I5 Plus

can't speak for the longevity of the device, as I've only had this a few days.but.it comes in really cheap and tatty looking packaging. this is fine. it's a cheap product, after all. the device itself is actually really smart with a good finish. when you are wearing it, there's no reason you would think it was under £15. the wristbands are smooth and well finished, no poor quality moulding or anything like that.the device part itself is shiny and sleek, and fits very neatly into the wristband with no large gaps or bad angles. overall, a sleek and smart looking device. comfortable to wearI do find it rather tricky to scan through the menu on the device, and I've only once managed to get it into the bit for choosing different activities. but as I'm only walking and running, out of the options it offers, the fact it is remaining on that is fine.it takes me a little while to get to the menu option for switching between the night and day modes, but not so much it's a problem. it just seems like there's no real method between the different menu options, and just tapping swiping and holding until the right thing pops up.but hey. no biggie. it works.the battery power is pretty fantastic. I've been wearing it 4 days, and still shows as 88% Charge, so that's good.the app seems to have some good features, but I'm still getting to grips with using them. it has a GPS thing for running routes, for example, which I think I've figured out how to use on my next run, and it shares data to Apple Health, which is the easiest way to see patterns over a period of time, as it looks a little fiddly in the app itself.it seems to overestimate how long I have slept, but that's not the end of the world. interesting to see where I have heavier and lighter sleep, so I tend to just disregard the big at the beginning and end.it has a number of steps and calories burned, and sleep tracker.there's also a rather nifty thing where if you press a particular icon, it will make your phone make a noise, so it's quite good to find it, if it's within range.it allows you to set up multiple alarms, and switch them on and off at will. but you can choose multiple days of the week to have particular ones on or off, so no need to mess around with on and off for work days and non work days.it might not be all singing all dancing, but at a tiny fraction of the cost of the well known brands, this is definitely worth a go.

I received this tracker only yesterday and I was very impressed to start with. It seemed as though it did everything it claimed to do but after having used it for just one day I have found flaws that have been mentioned in other reviews. I apparently did 32 steps while standing and preparing a bottle for my baby and another 73 steps while actually sitting down and giving my baby the bottle... So, the step counter is completely bonkers! Also, the tracker is supposed to note when you go up a flight of stairs, but it doesn't... The other features seem to work fine but seems a little pointless now as it's no longer really a fitness tracker...Below is my original review;I was about to spend a lot of money on a Fitbit Alta but I'm really glad I've given this fitness tracker a go instead. I've only received it today so will update the review further down the line, but so far so good! The bracelet is soft and comfortable on the wrist, even with my chubby wrists there's is still plenty of room! It was really easy to set up with the app Zeroner too and updates the stats really quickly! I love that it tells you when you receive a text or call, because if you anything like me and always lose your phone around the house because it's always on silent, you won't miss out on anything important. Oh that that bring me to the phone finder feature which I've already used once today!! Really useful! For the price, it's fab for someone who's just begun tracking their exercise! Really pleased!

I brought this to alert me to phone calls and messages as I am partially deaf. Works a treat not only does it vibrate an alert when a call comes in or a message is sent, it tells you who is calling, or messaging. As I struggle to hear the phone ringing I have turn off the volume.As a bonus I get excersice data as well.The battery last me about 5 days.The only issue I have with it is does not always display the time when you turn your wrist, and sometimes difficult to select the exercise details, hence only 4 starts, but no big deal.All in all happy with the product.

Can't fault it. Band arrived in a couple of weeks a bit squished but intact. It had some charge so I was able to use it immediately. I particularly like the ability to see who is calling or texting without having to use my phone. Ok so it doesn't tell me my heart rate like a Fitbit but I wasn't a Nitwit cause it only cost a fraction of the price!!

I purchased this before going on holiday and it is defiantly worth the money, it still manages to count my steps, track how many miles I walked, tracking my sleep and telling me how many calories I've burned. It is defiantly worth the price and it even survived swimming into the sea. If you are thinking of getting a fit but or other sports watch ide recommend getting one of these first.

I've been using this for a month and I'm really impressed by this small and powerful device.I did a lot of research before I bought this one and I'm glad I did [ I wish it came with a heart monitor]It is easy to download and install the Zeroner app and I haven't experienced any issues with the Bluetooth connectivity [Samsung S6]It takes sometime to get familiar with the device settings, but its not rocket science :)FeaturesThe steps calculator seems to be accurate although I don't have anything to compare. It seems to be consistent everyday and I tested it for few weeks.The sleep monitor is an amazing feature and the app tells when you have light and deep sleepThe other features are alarm, notifications [ from text to email]

Easy to use and linked to my iPhone. I could see text messages and who was calling without looking at my phone. Battery was excellent and could be charged whilst I was at work by just plugging it into the computer.