HUAWEI Band 4 Pro Fitness Tracker - Pink Gold

Perfect. Looks good easy to set up and does everything a smart watch should I definitely recommend this smart watch as it was recommended by word of mouth to me

Lightweight. Accurate step counter. Nice bright graphics. Definitely waterproof as wear it swimming. Absolutely love it.

Great value for money, easy to pair to an android phone, lots of good features and looks good to..... What not to like.

I am 72,and have been using techy things for at least 40 years. I bought this because I wanted an entry-level tracker, mainly to record how active I am during the day and my sleep patterns because I often wake up feeling I have not slept very well. Although it just about does this, It is not designed with people like me in mind. To sum up: it cost me around £50, so I will keep it. I don't recommend it and would not buy it again, but it's not poor enough to make me complain to the manufacturers or to get rid of it. What I would really have liked would have been to test-drive three or four devices for a few days each to discover which would suit me best. However - Huawei. 1. It was very uncooperative when I was trying to set it up and sync it with my Samsung phone. I'd hope to sync it with my Samsung tablet as well, but gave up. 2. I felt it was asking for too many permissions to use my data so that I could use the associated Health app. 3. If you sit still and attentive, watching television, say, or listening to music, it assumes you are having a nap, and adds that into your night's total of hours slept. There are a lot of disgruntled comments about this on the Huawei customer service site. 4. There is no way of correcting that information. 5. The manual recording of weight in the Health app can only be entered in kg. I do not have 'smart' scales. I enter my weight manually in stones and pounds into an app called Libra. I'd like to be able to sync these, but if it can be done I don't know how. 5. The font size on the watch face showing number of steps cannot be enlarged. It is too small for me to read by glancing, which is irritating. 6. Under 'Exercise' in the app are these choices: outdoor walk, run or cycle, indoor run or pool swim. I do not do 'exercise' as such. I do housework, garden, play with grandchildren, carry shopping, go for walks... The 'steps' total is my only record of this activity, unless I call it an 'outdoor walk'. 7. I don't get the point of the heart rate record. I check mine on the device occasionally, for interest; but that information never appears in the Health app on my phone. The same is true for the potentially very useful 'saturated oxygen' level. 8. There is a section headed 'Stress' in the app. 'What is stress?' it asks. It replies 'Stress is a feeling of emotional or physical tension.' To read this information caused me stress: the minuscule white font reversed out of blue is almost illegible to me. However, I couldn't test my stress level, because I would have had to connect a 'supported device' to do so.

Great value for money ,easy to set up ...very happy with purchase, bought this item as a gift for husband

I wanted a small fitness tracker that would fit my tiny wrists (16cm) and was recommended this one. It has so many features, links to my phone giving my notifications (helpful to reduce the number of times I tap my phone to check it!) and has helped me track my steps and up my exercise ! Perfect !