XIAOMI Band 10

In a couple of days, it will be a month since I bought this, EXCELLENT, when I want to count my steps when walking, you can record your jog, walk or whatever sport you are doing, I mainly use it for walking, it records your heart beat, pace, steps, so good, doesn't do blood pressure which is unfortunate. Perfect for someone who can't afford a fitbit or doesn't want to spend so much, a simple 20 quid and the battery life is excellent. It has many features such as a torch light, find my phone, measures stress and sleep patterns, i read the reviews on amazon before buying and I read the bad ones as well, I don't know what they were doing with their smart bands but it is excellent, I don't know about waterproof though, it says it is but I don't want to risk anything

Really impressed with this watch and the app so far! It's a nice looking watch, good screen and custom watch faces dare a great touch. Being able to see my sleep pattern and the accuracy of it was really good. I wore it today well at the hospital and check my heart rate and oxygen via the watch + hospital machine and it was accurate the 3 times I done it. The photo doesn't do it justice but I've just had surgery and can't be bothered 😂. I've bought some extra straps and screen protectors and it's lovely. I love it, I've had loads of smart watches over the years and I've got to say this is my favourite so far! The price is crazy as well, I can't believe how cheap it is. Also looks so cute and a great shape.

This is a really good fitness tracker for the price. It has made me workout a lot smarter, because you can see exactly how many calories you are burning, steps taken, how active you really are. My favourite feature is the sleep tracker. It gives detailed analysis of your sleep quality. Battery life is excellent, I wear it constantly and only need to charge it once a week. If you are serious about your health and fitness this is a great tool which will give you so much data to make good decisions. My only gripe is the pedometer is not the most accurate as it tends to drop off sometimes, so if you want a completely accurate step count, a traditional pedometer would be better. This is the only negative thing I can say about it.

The watch is just OK. I got as a replacement for a fitbit and it just hasn't matched in terms of accuracy or ease of use in my opinion. It gives me some indicative indication, I can compare if I walked further one day compared to the other, but I don't necessarily trust the accuracy of the exact data in terms of step count etc. The calories was particularly frustrating, as just had some weird metric as opposed to total calories. It does have some really good features. I like the excellent battery life (lasts weeks), the low charge mode, the light feature and the customizable backgrounds. The screen is clear, and easy to read. As a watch with basic functionality it was perfectly fine, but wasn't ideal if wanting to accurately track other details.

Watch functionality is great BUT the strap is useless. If you work in an office where you do zero physical work/movement then it may be fine, however if you have a job like myself that involves being physically active and lifting and moving things, then this strap persistently unclips and falls off my wrist making it pretty much useless to use. Positive points are: Large screen, good functionality. Alerts to texts, calls etc. Heart monitor works fine. Just a note: I connected to an android phone running android 11, and although it would connect it would not sync or receive notifications. I then connected to my new phone running android 13, and it works fine.

I wear real watches and just wanted a simple health tracker to wear on my other wrist. I'm not to bothered about all singing smart watches that are obsolete within a couple of years so this fits the bill perfectly. I had an older model a few years ago and these newer ones have a much better interface and a bigger screen you can actually read. Took 5 minutes to setup after downloading the Mi fitness app. I thought the steps were a bit off but they are actually quite accurate. Construction is quite solid and the watch looks like it could take abuse. Battery life seems good and I'm still only down to 60% after 3 days. I'm so impressed I bought the wife one after she had a negative experience with a more expensive Huawei band 9. Update. I had to return the wife's as she couldn't get on with the strap. It kept coming undone in her active job. I do wish more of these bands had a buckle fitting.

Excellent value for money. It over-estimates calories burned by around 30%, but if you take this into consideration, the heart rate tracker is good. Sleep tracking is reasonable (not perfect, but in my experience, none of them really are). Battery life is outstanding. I've been using it for 2+ days with all tracking on e.g heart, sleep, blood oxygen etc and I'm on 89%. I've now turned off all the tracking elements because I only want this to buzz on my wrist and notify me of messages/calls, so I'm expecting I'll get 15+ days of battery life. I suspect if you kept all the tracking features on, you'd get 4-6 days.

I've had this device for nearly three months now, and while it has a lot of positives, including incredible battery life, perfect size and amazing value for money, I have encountered a few issues which are deal-breakers for me. 1) Now and then, the device just disconnects from my phone and I have to delete it then reconnect - and it works fine.... until the next week. If I don't notice, I lose all data it's collected in the meanwhile. It's happened three times, and the first time I didn't realise for several days. The connection is not good enough. 2) The heart rate is completely inaccurate except for resting rates. I have played thirty minutes of football and according to this device, my heart rate never went above 105 bpm. There is no chance that is accurate - so I performed a little experiment comparing the tracker results versus my O2 tracker - and after moderate exercise, the fitness tracker was nearly 50 bpm wrong. If I can't trust the device to measure accurately, then it's failing in its primary role. Add in the fact that using the screen to make changes to settings is finicky (and the disconnecting), then no, I can't recommend this.