Amazfit Band 7 Activity Fitness Tracker, Always-on AMOLED Display, Alexa Built-in, Up to 18-Day Battery Life, 24H Heart Rate & SpO2 Monitoring, 5 ATM Water Resistant, 120 Sports Modes (Black)

The media could not be loaded. I am using this watch for about more than a month. It is great experience so far. Battery life is as claimed, it does last for 10days with full day use with everyday sleep tracking. It has a nice screen with good brightness level. It feels very smooth while going through menu and other apps. Its always on display works really great, but yes it does eat up a lot of battery. Fitness tracking is really good for this price range. Sleep tracking is also good, not best in the industry but more than enough for regular user. Only one scope of improvement i could see is the rubber band/strap, some times it opens. Its is loaded with features, more sports modes that you will ever use, plus good tracking for majority of sports. Its form factor is also slim and good, not very bulky. It does go on a formal and casual look. Also one of the best parts about this watch is its mobile app, it provides a lot of information in very structured way. Its a easy 5 stars, i would recommend this watch. I felt its worth the money.

There is nothing to hate about this other than minor annoyances around the accuracy of almost all the stats, but that is expected from any kind of fitness tracker or smart watch. You would be in for a hard time if you were expecting medical lab-level accuracy from consumer hardware. I love it, and I wear it all the time. I bought it mostly for fitness tracking purposes and don't care about the other bells and whistles with notifications and all. The weather and reminder thing, although I do concede, is super nifty as I am a heavy Google Calendar user. The steps counter can be a bit janky and can undercount sometimes or overcount due to vehicle vibrations while traveling. But overall, this is a pretty awesome product. Sleep tracking is mostly fine, but it sometimes struggles when you're taking a daytime nap or sleeping while not perfecting laying flat, as is the case when traveling by bus or sleeping during a flight. I personally don't care much about the calorie tracking because none of the fitness trackers are correct about this, including the super expensive Apple Watch Ultra. All of them always undercount calories. The heart rate sensor is all I really track most of the time, and it looks pretty accurate, in my opinion. Overall, the point is not to obsess about the accuracy of these numbers, but rather to take your quantitative health statistics as a motivator to be consistent in your fitness journey. The GPS lock-in is pretty accurate, and I have tested it with other apps and watches, and the distance, speed, time, and all the other stats of the outdoor run are accurate. The screen can get pretty bright, and I never crank it above 20%, even in the most bright situations. The display awakes with wrist movement, but I turn it off to preserve battery life and prefer the tap-to-wake feature. I have used it for 20 days on a single charge without any workouts being done and with heart rate sensors polling every 10 minutes (default). With a daily 30–40 minute workout being logged on the watch, I get easily around 8 days. The charging cable is a bit flimsy, so please take care of it.

It seems that you don't receive call notifications and message notification in it. And to monitor the heartrate and steps you need to increase the frequency of checking heart rate every 5-10 mins. So consumes more battery but still works 3-4 days average from 100 to 50% battery. It accurately detects the time looking in watch gesture and shows lights up the display. Build quality is also good and strong. The bluetooth connection stays for pretty good distance like max 10 meters. From corner to the other corner of the gym. Look wise it is alright, decent and not too pretty or beautiful but just normal working.

I received my Amazfit band 7 a few days ago and have been using it as I used my previous Fitbit charge 4 - for fitness tracking during my morning run, during the day as a watch and during the night as a sleep tracker. Here's my experience so far -Fitness functions: they just do not work. Heartbeat tracker is always wrong in "workout mode" (but correct outside of it). Distance calculator is wrong as GPS sync with phone does not happen.Sleep tracking : works and appears to be right (based on similar data from previous tracker)Day time watch : works well. Battery lasts quite a while and the display is really very nice.Verdict : this is not a fitness band. It is a decent watch. As a watch, I feel I overpaid for it.

Good stuff:Cheaper than most fitness bandsLight weightChangeable bandsGood app with useful features (comparable with other fitness apps, even better)Great battery, a week or more with moderate usageFairly accurate readingsHeart rate alert during workout/exercise modeBad stuff:Thick feelVery limited strap replacement available in market (no sticky nylon straps)Great to buy overall.

Good health band..!Good battery backup and good comfort to wear.