GRVPedometer Watch Fitness Watch No Bluetooth/App/Phone Required,Fitness Tracker with Step Counter Calories Counter Sleep Monitor for Walking RunningGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Absolutely love this watch – simple, stylish, and does the job!I bought this in pink in July 2025 and I’m honestly so impressed! It’s perfect if you want a no-fuss fitness tracker without needing to connect it to an app or your phone.It tracks my steps, calories, and sleep surprisingly well, and it’s super easy to use. The design is sleek and lightweight, and the battery lasts for days — which is a huge plus.Great value for money and ideal for everyday fitness tracking. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something simple, reliable, and cute!

So first off, its a nice colour and fit watch. that is the only positive I have for this terrible quality waste of money.The fact it was self contained and needed no app attracted me. But the list of faults and flaws are long.The time and date randomly resets.The step counter is entirely made up and inconsistent. Pointless. also resets at midnight so if you forget to look before bed and bed time is after midnight, no use.The sleep tracker is manually set, and will sometimes decide not to track at all, and other times will tally up previous nights too. there is no pattern to which it will decide to do.It stopped working last night even though it had been recently charged. just went dead. I plugged it in to charge again, it came back to life but once again the time and date reset randomly and now it doesn't track footsteps at all.It is just not fit for purpose.

Good budget Fitbit style smartwatch.Ended up buying a 2nd for my son, perfect fit, easy to charge, set up and use. Multi functions.Clear design, lightweight and fits well on various size wrists.

I recently bought this fitness tracker. I was looking for a small not bulky watch which I can track for my daily sports activity. I like to know how much my everyday week steps, and keep me active. I also like the watch is waterproof which is excellent for me, do not need to worry if I get socked on the a rain.The touch screen is responding well and easy to set up and navigate. Bonus is I can check how long I deeply sleeping. Battery is long lasting so don't need to charging so often. I highly recommend to everyone who want fitness tracker for reasonable price.

The instructions are misleading / wrong.It says a charge will last a week but is more like 2 days, less with more walking.It says the watch is fully charged when it shows red. Wrong its almost flat.But, its fumctionality is good and appears to be reasonably accurate.

I got this pedometer watch for my mum, and she absolutely love it! The best part? No app or phone is needed—just wear it and go! It’s as easy to use as a regular watch but smarter, which makes it perfect for seniors, kids, or anyone who wants a hassle-free fitness tracker. Those who hates relying on an APP to use their watch. This watch is for all ages. Light and durable. The user-friendly design is a huge plus. There’s no complicated touchscreen—just a simple button to navigate through steps, calories, distance, and even sleep tracking. My mom, who usually struggles with tech, finds it super easy to check her steps every day. The battery life is impressive—just 2 hours of charging gives nearly 5 days of use. Plus, the built-in USB charger means no extra cables to worry about. It’s also lightweight and comfortable to wear all day. Another thing I appreciate is the waterproofing. My mum wears it while doing chores, walking in the rain, and even washing dishes, as you know they don’t care so much as taking the watch out, but it holds up great! If you’re looking for a simple, no-fuss fitness tracker that just works, this is it. It makes a fantastic gift for parents, kids, or anyone who just wants to track their steps without dealing with apps or Bluetooth connections.

I wanted a basic step tracker with no bells, whistles or Bluetooth. It needed to be light, sit comfortably on my wrist, be easy to use, easy to see and, above all else, accurate. Not a lot to ask – or is it? It would appear so.This is now the second tracker I've tried, and call me picky, but it's the second one I've sent back.It's easy enough to charge, but very different from the usual USB cable to charger. This one one has a USB in one end of the watch itself. Pull off one of the detachable wrist bands to reveal it, then plug the watch into a charger. The instruction manual, which is easy to understand, states that a red light will indicate when fully charged. Mine didn't have a red light anywhere. So, once charged, re-attach strap. Simple.Setting it up is relatively simple, it's just a matter of scrolling through the settings and putting in the required information. So, having done all this off I went for my walk, taking my phone, with its tracker, to check for accuracy. Oh dear. I now know it's possible to stand still whilst walking....well, this tracker tells me so, because it records nothing, not a step for the first half mile, then suddenly it bursts into life and the numbers fairly rack up at high speed, and wow - I've done 2 miles before I've blinked!Now, I'm not training for a marathon, I just like to take a hike....sorry, I'll re-phrase that...I like to go for a walk and know how many steps I've taken to get there and back, and what distance I've managed. Unfortunately, this one, like its predecessor , does not fulfil its promise and so it's back to the tracker on my phone which I know is accurate. And this little tracker is probably counting its steps all the back to Amazon.