Bomxy Fitness Tracker Watch: Easy-to-Use Step Counter with Calorie Burning and Accurate Steps Count Review

I wanted a watch/pedometer and this watch does a good job for the price. I don't know how accurate that is, but the results seem reasonable. The band is made from mint colored silicone which can get hot against the skin so I usually wear it fairly loose. The instructions explain how to change the battery. This requires removing the watch from the strap, but I haven't tried it yet.

Measures steps accurately only when arms are fully extended and vigorously flapping arms. If the arms are bent for all steps, the steps will not be measured. I wouldn't even trust this device. When it's attached to the ankle, as one reviewer suggests, it doesn't measure steps. I didn't need a connected phone, no blue teeth, no medical device, just a reliable stepper monitor. It's not like this. Back to clips.

I've had the watch for about a month now. I still haven't learned how to use all the features. There are no instructions either. I love that it can measure my blood pressure! Heart rate and oxygen levels are also useful features. It took forever to learn how to unplug the wristband from the USB. Changing groups was also difficult. My husband showed me a trick to take it off sideways. Also, the group and I are still learning what is comfortable. This is the type of buckle that was disappointing…

Bought to replace my Fitbit Lightning. I would give this one star but the group was very comfortable. It doesn't track your steps unless your arm swings. If you are on the treadmill and are holding the bars for support, your steps will not be counted. I tried walking around the house and keeping my hands still and that wouldn't count either. My Fitbit zip counts steps when your hands aren't moving. Also, when he arrived, he already had footsteps on him and the time was set. I think it was…

This product doesn't work as a pedometer. Once I walked 500 steps and he logged 30. Another time I took a nap and he recorded 100 steps. The instructions say to wave your arms (when I walked 500 steps I kept my hands in my pockets because it was cold). So if you want to go for a walk and constantly remember to wave your arms, this might work. Useless as a pedometer. And the clock is surprisingly difficult to read. If you need a pedometer on your wrist and want to use a watch, I recommend buying

I have had a watch for about a month. I still haven't learned how to use all the features. There are no instructions either. I love that it can measure my blood pressure! Heart rate and oxygen levels are also useful features. It took forever to learn how to unplug the wristband from the USB. Changing groups was also difficult. My husband showed me a trick to take it off sideways. Also, the group and I are still learning what is comfortable. This is the type of buckle that was disappointing but…

Bought to replace my Fitbit zip. I would give this one star but the group was very comfortable. It doesn't track your steps unless your arm swings. If you are on the treadmill and are holding the bars for support, your steps will not be counted. I tried walking around the house and keeping my hands still and that wouldn't count either. My Fitbit zip counts steps when your hands aren't moving. Also, when he arrived, he already had footsteps on him and the time was set. I think it was probably…

This product does not work as a pedometer. Once I walked 500 steps and he logged 30. Another time I took a nap and he recorded 100 steps. The instructions say to wave your arms (when I walked 500 steps I kept my hands in my pockets because it was cold). So if you want to go for a walk and constantly remember to wave your arms, this might work. Useless as a pedometer. And the clock is surprisingly difficult to read. If you need a pedometer on your wrist and want to use a watch, I recommend…