Review on 🏋️ Smart Fitness Heart Rate Monitor - Digital Sports Wrist Watch Activity HR Tracker with Chest Strap, 3D Sensor, EL Backlight, Alarm, for Exercise or Running - Men and Women - Pyle by Nathan Hawkins

I really liked this product. I bought this when water got into the case of my Sportline heart rate monitor. I was struck by the Pyle PHRM76's big face and style. I liked the cool green color. I thought it would be a great replacement for my Sportline. I was disappointed with the few features - or lack thereof - in the Pyle PHRM76. Here they are: - The strap and clasp of the watch appear flimsy. If you wear it regularly and train with it, I can see that it can fail soon. It takes a bit of work to get to the heart rate and workout time screen. You have to press the mode button multiple times to get there. - The heart rate display itself seems too small to me and is at the bottom of the screen, with your speed in miles per hour above it and your workout time at the top. - The main LCD of the watch shows the time and the date above it. But the weirdest thing about a date is that it's a day/month/year. So on August 13, 2015 it is visible. 08/13/15 It seems strange to me. And the month is not displayed. My other watches show these things. I had heart rate monitors from Polar, Garmin and Sportline. I should have spent a little more and bought these big names, the best of which so far has been Sportline.