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Lintelek Fitness Tracker, Large OLED Touch Screen Activity Tracker
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Top positive review
Great Value
18 August 2017
If like me you don't have a hundred something to spend on a Fitbit then this is a great choice.
The strap is exceptionally adjustable though a little hard to put on yourself at first as the plastic is quite tight.
The touchscreen display is responsive and easy to navigate and when doing a steps test it was very accurate.
For the price, I think it's great value. If you are interested in knowing how many steps you do or how many calories you burned I would recommend this watch as a cheap, effective and stylish way to do it.
The strap is exceptionally adjustable though a little hard to put on yourself at first as the plastic is quite tight.
The touchscreen display is responsive and easy to navigate and when doing a steps test it was very accurate.
For the price, I think it's great value. If you are interested in knowing how many steps you do or how many calories you burned I would recommend this watch as a cheap, effective and stylish way to do it.
73 people found this helpful
Top critical review
For the tracker to function properly it has to bind to a device.
4 August 2018
I ordered this product from the reviews. But it did not match the reviews. I could not bind the device to my phone or ipad. There's no manual way to change the time. Very disappointed with the tracker as I was looking forward to use it for my fitness routine.
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18 August 2017
If like me you don't have a hundred something to spend on a Fitbit then this is a great choice.
The strap is exceptionally adjustable though a little hard to put on yourself at first as the plastic is quite tight.
The touchscreen display is responsive and easy to navigate and when doing a steps test it was very accurate.
For the price, I think it's great value. If you are interested in knowing how many steps you do or how many calories you burned I would recommend this watch as a cheap, effective and stylish way to do it.
The strap is exceptionally adjustable though a little hard to put on yourself at first as the plastic is quite tight.
The touchscreen display is responsive and easy to navigate and when doing a steps test it was very accurate.
For the price, I think it's great value. If you are interested in knowing how many steps you do or how many calories you burned I would recommend this watch as a cheap, effective and stylish way to do it.
10 June 2018
A stylish and comfort fitness band that will suit quite a small wrist (mine isn't v big, see photo) up to a much bigger arm, the strap has plenty of leeway to fit nearly everyone.
The package arrived on time, with the device, 2 straps and a comprehensive user manual. Not that you'll need the manual really, the device and downladable smartphone app are very intuitive and simple to set up. After a quick charge it was a matter of a few minutes to be bluetoothed to my phone, synced with the app & good to go.
You'll need a wall plug charger with a detachable USB cable as the unit plugs directly into the USB socket. Charging is pretty quick and so far battery life seems good, 36 hours worn and being played about with and it is still not dropped from the full charge bars.
Both the pedometer and Heart rate monitor seem to be accurate to a very good tolerancwt. We've done a guided dog walk today and the miles/steps tallies well with on the ground. I've checked the HRM against my own pulse both while walking and sat relaxed at home and its reporting within a couple of beats over the measured minute that I am counting.
The sleep sensor seems right. Having had a Fitbit Blaze before now, I have a good idea what an average night sleep looks like for me and this is well in that ballpark. The silent vibration alarm is spot on, enough to make you aware without startling you awake or into moving.
The touchscreen and on screen function cycle button are both spot on, you'll not be punching your arm to make it work.
The manual doesn't explain how the straps fit and attach/detach. *The lugged arms on the end of the unit push straight on/pull straight off. They are reassuringly solid and provide a seamless, smooth and good looking band on your wrist.
There are a wide range of different activities and sports in the app that the band can record and monitor on the wrist but you can only sync 3 to the band from the app at a time, plenty enough for most people I'd suggest but the real gym bunnies & multi sports fans may need to go into the app before getting active to tweak the 3 set to the band. On the upside, changing the selections is simplicity itself and the app & band sync instantaneously.
This instant sync as soon as you make a change in the app is a real breath of fresh air after being frustrated and having to force a sync on my incredibly sluggish and hit & miss Fitbit.
The phone-camera remote shutter by tapping the fitness band screen works very well but I can't for the life of me figure out what it's for, you appear to need 3 hands rather than just 2 to use the camera phone normally. A music player control would be a far more useful 'toy' to give the user.
The downside: the glance screen, that should pop alive when I move my arm up to look at the display seems very hit and miss, more miss, so far. Also, I've set up to receive notifications of messages, emails etc onto the device but again that's not working particularly well, SMS messages arrive but not emails or Social Network messenger messages. However these are not the key functions of the device and not worth the £100 or much more premium for e.g. a Fitbit or full on smartwatch.
In total fairness, my opinion is probably a 5-star but the negatives are peripheral functions so 5- is more accurate than 4+ stars.
The package arrived on time, with the device, 2 straps and a comprehensive user manual. Not that you'll need the manual really, the device and downladable smartphone app are very intuitive and simple to set up. After a quick charge it was a matter of a few minutes to be bluetoothed to my phone, synced with the app & good to go.
You'll need a wall plug charger with a detachable USB cable as the unit plugs directly into the USB socket. Charging is pretty quick and so far battery life seems good, 36 hours worn and being played about with and it is still not dropped from the full charge bars.
Both the pedometer and Heart rate monitor seem to be accurate to a very good tolerancwt. We've done a guided dog walk today and the miles/steps tallies well with on the ground. I've checked the HRM against my own pulse both while walking and sat relaxed at home and its reporting within a couple of beats over the measured minute that I am counting.
The sleep sensor seems right. Having had a Fitbit Blaze before now, I have a good idea what an average night sleep looks like for me and this is well in that ballpark. The silent vibration alarm is spot on, enough to make you aware without startling you awake or into moving.
The touchscreen and on screen function cycle button are both spot on, you'll not be punching your arm to make it work.
The manual doesn't explain how the straps fit and attach/detach. *The lugged arms on the end of the unit push straight on/pull straight off. They are reassuringly solid and provide a seamless, smooth and good looking band on your wrist.
There are a wide range of different activities and sports in the app that the band can record and monitor on the wrist but you can only sync 3 to the band from the app at a time, plenty enough for most people I'd suggest but the real gym bunnies & multi sports fans may need to go into the app before getting active to tweak the 3 set to the band. On the upside, changing the selections is simplicity itself and the app & band sync instantaneously.
This instant sync as soon as you make a change in the app is a real breath of fresh air after being frustrated and having to force a sync on my incredibly sluggish and hit & miss Fitbit.
The phone-camera remote shutter by tapping the fitness band screen works very well but I can't for the life of me figure out what it's for, you appear to need 3 hands rather than just 2 to use the camera phone normally. A music player control would be a far more useful 'toy' to give the user.
The downside: the glance screen, that should pop alive when I move my arm up to look at the display seems very hit and miss, more miss, so far. Also, I've set up to receive notifications of messages, emails etc onto the device but again that's not working particularly well, SMS messages arrive but not emails or Social Network messenger messages. However these are not the key functions of the device and not worth the £100 or much more premium for e.g. a Fitbit or full on smartwatch.
In total fairness, my opinion is probably a 5-star but the negatives are peripheral functions so 5- is more accurate than 4+ stars.
21 October 2017
I have had this for about 2 months now - previously I had a Fitbit. I like this far more than the Fitbit. I have only charged it 4 times in the two months I've had it and I wear it every day. It is very accurate on steps - doesn't add steps when I change gear, unlike my old Firbit. It is sturdy and strong. I absolutely love it and can't believe I wasted so money on 2 Fitbits - each lasting me 9 mths each. This really is a good fitness tracker.
2 January 2019
Easy to set up, works with iPhone, good app tracks weight and calorie burning, accurate.
This cheap little fitness tracker is really rather amazing! We have tested it against both the Apple Watch, and a Fitbit. The step count over a 6 km walk was within 3%. Pretty good considering each wearer had different length stride anyway. The heart rate monitor was put to the test with all three devices being worn by the same person - showing a heart rate of 69, 70, and 71 respectively - again very close. The LCD display is very clear, and you can see it see it compared to the Apple Watch in the photo. The two straps are easy to interchange, but also tightfitting which is reassuring. The device charges extremely quickly and the charge lasts for at least two days as far as we can tell. The app that you install on the iPhone has lots of information, including the ability to track your weight, and similar features. The watch device it self scrolls through various displays including calories burned. Notification set up is also awesome, with the watch vibrating not only to alert for phone calls, but also texts, iMessages, WhatsApp, and Instagram. The only thing that seems to be hit and miss is the sleep function. But I guess my daughter is a fairly fidgety person, it seems to think she only sleeps for around two hours a night! Maybe I need to check on her!
This cheap little fitness tracker is really rather amazing! We have tested it against both the Apple Watch, and a Fitbit. The step count over a 6 km walk was within 3%. Pretty good considering each wearer had different length stride anyway. The heart rate monitor was put to the test with all three devices being worn by the same person - showing a heart rate of 69, 70, and 71 respectively - again very close. The LCD display is very clear, and you can see it see it compared to the Apple Watch in the photo. The two straps are easy to interchange, but also tightfitting which is reassuring. The device charges extremely quickly and the charge lasts for at least two days as far as we can tell. The app that you install on the iPhone has lots of information, including the ability to track your weight, and similar features. The watch device it self scrolls through various displays including calories burned. Notification set up is also awesome, with the watch vibrating not only to alert for phone calls, but also texts, iMessages, WhatsApp, and Instagram. The only thing that seems to be hit and miss is the sleep function. But I guess my daughter is a fairly fidgety person, it seems to think she only sleeps for around two hours a night! Maybe I need to check on her!
23 September 2018
I really like this. Was looking for a fitness tracker to record steps and also have an alarm on for an important job I have to do at work, at 2pm, everyday. Didn't want to pay a lot which is what put me off FitBit.
When it arrived I thought 'oh, here goes, I'll try and set it up': I was dreading it. However, it was so easy! Download the app and away you go.
I've added in a sedentary alarm, SNS to alert me when I have a message on my phone and I've linked it with Apple health ❤️ app.
When you set it up you have to have Bluetooth on in your phone. I've left it on but I'm not sure wether you have to or not. I'll ask in questions to see if I can find out as I don't like to leave Bluetooth on.
2 minor moans are; the tilt your arm and the time lights up is hit and miss and the alarm is a short vibrate and that's it: I feel it could be a little longer. Wouldn't put me off of buying one though.
Apart from showering I've worn it non stop since wish I thought of getting the waterproof version!
When it arrived I thought 'oh, here goes, I'll try and set it up': I was dreading it. However, it was so easy! Download the app and away you go.
I've added in a sedentary alarm, SNS to alert me when I have a message on my phone and I've linked it with Apple health ❤️ app.
When you set it up you have to have Bluetooth on in your phone. I've left it on but I'm not sure wether you have to or not. I'll ask in questions to see if I can find out as I don't like to leave Bluetooth on.
2 minor moans are; the tilt your arm and the time lights up is hit and miss and the alarm is a short vibrate and that's it: I feel it could be a little longer. Wouldn't put me off of buying one though.
Apart from showering I've worn it non stop since wish I thought of getting the waterproof version!
4 August 2018
I ordered this product from the reviews. But it did not match the reviews. I could not bind the device to my phone or ipad. There's no manual way to change the time. Very disappointed with the tracker as I was looking forward to use it for my fitness routine.
29 December 2018
My order arrived promptly, was pleased with the baby pink colour and the extra strap. Very easy to set up, instructions are clear, with all the additional features, heart rate monitor it even lets me know when i have a message by way of an alert and am using it on a daily basis to track and collate all my activities. Don't think i can be without it now. Would certainly recommend for ease of use (I'm in my late 40's) and value for money is excellent.
28 December 2018
Fast delivery. The watch is packed very well so that the delivery would not be damaged. The clock is very easy to use. Thanks to the clock, I am always aware that I have received the message. Your phone may be left in another room but you will see on tracker that someone calling you.It is possible to receive messages from different social networks. It controls the sleep time and calculates the calories,moreover you can see heart rate that allows you to lead a healthy lifestyle. Watching the kilometer length walked, or while jogging or riding a bike. There are camera mode control,and opportunity set alarm clock.The tracker is small and not felt on the arm. Colorfull screen that you do not often see on this type of watch. The biggest plus is no wires for charging. The battery keeps for a very long time in working condition. The clock will fit on any hand as the belt is adjustable. It is easily connected to any phone,available for android or ios ( apple) You always can easy check what is the date now,also shows battery condition.Moreover there are different choice of colour. This Fitness Tracker can be amazing gift for you friend or family member.
Thank you saler!
Thank you saler!
