Review on Garmin Vivofit Jr Kids Fitness Tracker in Green Digi Camo with 1-Year Battery Life by Steve Campbell

So far I've never felt the need to give feedback. You could call it a way out without arguing, but I want people to think twice before throwing their hard-earned money into this expensive product. .$79 !Yes, I think it's expensive. But I was impressed with what he had to offer and ordered it in May '17 as a gift for my 9 year old daughter. We were happy with the product, although the screen size was a little disappointing. It fit her wrist and she was happy. It was easy to connect and install housework. The software was new although there is a lot of room for improvement. 2 months, although we didn't learn all the features, it went well. In the third month we saw a big blob on the screen and I was angry. I kicked myself that I should have read more reviews to see if this was common and knew the return or refund period had passed. 4. Last straw. The strap is broken. My child was so heartbroken and I am terribly disappointed. Come on Garmin. Serious! You're making a product for kids, and it's also $79, and what were you thinking? First and foremost is the durability with their strap. Why don't they even guarantee it for a year? have to endure wear and tear again. I can't imagine that with boys, especially very active boys. Yes I know they have a screen protector and I made the mistake of not spending another $8 for it. And what is that big black blob on the screen. In just a few months? I wish I could think before buying this product.