- [ALL-DAY ACTIVITY TRACKING] Track your child’s daily steps, calories burned, and distance walked. To keep the motivation high, kids earn virtual medals when they reach specific activity goals, making fitness fun and engaging.
- [10+ SPORT MODES & IP68 WATERPROOF] From running to basketball, soccer to cycling, our kids fitness tracker supports over 10 different sports modes. Whether your child is swimming (IP68 waterproof, safe for pool but not seawater) or showering, the BIGGERFIVE tracker is built to keep up with their active lifestyle.
- [HEART RATE & SLEEP MONITORING] Stay informed about your child’s heart rate data 24/7. The sleep-monitor feature of our kids watch provides insights into various sleep stages, such as the duration of deep sleep, and offers helpful tips to improve sleep quality.
- [COMFORTABLE BAND & LONG BATTERY LIFE] Crafted with a soft, lightweight silicone band, this kids pedometer is designed for all-day comfort. Enjoy a long-lasting battery life of up to 7 days on a single charge, with just a 2-hour recharge time.
- [PERFECT GIFT FOR SPECIAL OCCASION] Packaged beautifully, the kids fitness watch makes an ideal gift for birthdays, Christmas, or any special occasion. Paired with BIGGERFIVE App, you can explore additional features and access detailed activity and health reports, making it a fantastic tool for both kids and parents.
13 reviews for BIGGERFIVE Vigor 2 L Kids Fitness Tracker Watch for Boys Girls Ages 5-15, Activity Tracker, Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof, Pedometer, Calorie Step Counter Watch, Blue
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Gardener –
I bought two of these for my 6 and 9 year olds. They both love them and enjoy the ease of tracking their steps throughout the day. They are slim and sleek and don’t get in the way. I gave 4 stars only because I had a hard time figuring out how to charge it. Overall, a good value.
Emily Kendziera –
My 9 year old loves this watch. It’s easy to wear pretty and durable. App is easy to download and use when synching. Highly recommend.
SergioDigital –
Mon fils de 10 ans, comme beaucoup d’enfants de son âge, commence à s’intéresser aux technologies numériques et notamment aux montres connectées. Cependant, n’ayant pas de téléphone portable, une telle montre ne lui serait pas d’une grande utilité. C’est donc naturellement que nous l’avons plutôt orienté vers un tracker d’activité qui l’encourage à se dépenser et lui permet de bénéficier de quelques fonctionnalités supplémentaires par rapport à une simple montre.
Ce tracker de chez BIGGERFIVE fait parfaitement le travail. Il est simple d’utilisation (un seul bouton, on parcourt les écrans avec un appui court et on active les fonctions avec un appui long), possède une excellente autonomie (plus d’une semaine avec une utilisation raisonnée de l’écran) et l’application Android qui l’accompagne fonctionne bien, sans bug majeur et avec une traduction française au-dessus de la moyenne pour ce genre d’application (il subsiste quelques erreurs comme “step” traduit par “étape” au lieu de “pas” mais l’ensemble reste compréhensible).
En tant que parent, ce que j’apprécie le plus est qu’il n’y ait pas de fonctionnalités superflues qui puissent être source de distraction pour lui. Et comme il n’est pas relié à un téléphone, il est accepté au collège (les montres connectées sont interdites).
Le fait de pouvoir paramétrer autant d’alarmes que souhaité est particulièrement pratique pour être averti quand il est l’heure de partir de la maison pour l’école ou les différentes activités.
Affiché à 35,99 euros au moment de la rédaction de ce commentaire, ce tracker d’activité me semble toutefois un peu cher par rapport à la concurrence compte tenu des fonctionnalités limitées.
Tom T. –
I got this for my 9 year old son! He likes it! The only thing he doesn’t like is that you can only have 3 sport modes at a time. I’m questioning the accuracy of the steps! Says way more than my watch!
SSM –
I tested the watch first, out of curiosity, before turning it over to our 9 year old. For both of us the pedometer seemed quite accurate and the heart rate monitor reported beats per minute that were in line with our levels of activity.
The design of the watch was comfortable for both the younger wearer and for me with my larger wrist. The metal contacts on the underside of the watch, required for the health data, are smooth and soft. Neither of us found them noticeable while wearing it. The watch has a small size overall which is great for the smaller user and the case uses a soft plastic which was comfortable for both of us.
There is one button on the face of the watch with long and short presses as the control mechanism. I picked up the control click patterns easily enough. It seemed even easier for the younger mind that grew up with electronic devices. Twice during a hike the pedometer was accidentally reset. We’re not sure how it happened but that was early on so we wrote it off to the user still gaining familiarity.
The charger clip works well but it relies on two plastic clips to hold it in place. So far it’s working well but I worry about one of the clips breaking with some impatient handling. The app has data tracking features which I haven’t used. Our use has been in-the-moment observation of the reported stats. It seems that connecting to the app was the only way to set the time. For those of us reluctant to load yet another app, I would have liked the ability to set the time independently on the watch.
All things considered, I am finding the watch to be both fun and educational.
Lindsey Cabral –
I’ve been thinking about getting a fitness watch for awhile, but I wasn’t ready to jump in and get one in the $80 plus range. I generally don’t wear watches/jewelry and I thought wearing one would bug me and I’d quit wearing it after a few days, or not be able to wear it while sleeping. This watch is no more bothersome than wearing a scrunchy (hair tie) around my wrist, which I do quite often. Since it’s designed for kids I thought the band would be too short, but it fits well with room to spare. I mostly use this watch to track my sleep since my sleep pattern has become erratic and it gives me a good idea of how much sleep I’ve gotten and when I actually go to sleep. It tracks steps and activity throughout the day, monitors your heart rate and can be used to track your weight when entered manually.
Redinator –
My 6 yo loves this fitness tracker watch. I dont love having to remember to charge it every other night. Especially annoying when we go on weekend trips since I don’t want to take the charger with us in case we lose it. (It’s made specifically for this watch)
Vansy –
Montre très jolie achetée pour un enfant de 8 ans, Il l’adore car il a l’impression d’avoir une montre comme les adultes.
Elle permet de lire l’heure et de compter ses pas 🙂
Par contre, seul bémol, il faut télécharger l’application sur un téléphone pour configurer l’heure de la montre mais l’application reste simple et rapide à télécharger
Gardener –
This fitness tracker is the perfect size watch for my 11 year old. Some are so boxy and square that he doesn’t like to wear it, but this longer narrow one he says is much more comfortable. The silicone band is easy to get on and off, the display is bright and it sync’d up right away with his Moto phone. It’s easy to scroll among the various stats, and he loves being able to track his heartrate and steps each day. Complex enough to keep kids interested, but easy enough they can figure it out themselves. Love it!
Claire B –
Una buena opción (y barata) para niños excepto por tener la obligación de la instalación de la app, que puntualizare mas adelante.
Lo primero e importante para mi, viene bien protegido y la correa no es de adulto. Parece obvio en un producto así, pero no es lo normal. No hace falta carcasa protectora ya que la propia correa protege el reloj completo. Un punto a su favor.
La pantalla se ve perfectamente y la experiencia de uso es ágil con un retardo inapreciable para un niño. Tiene un solo botón (en la pantalla) y es táctil, necesario para desplazarse entre opciones.
Principalmente utilizamos la función reloj, alarma y pasos. Al ser un niño pequeño que esta aprendiendo el uso del reloj no creemos que sean necesarias mas funciones. El niño está encantado, otro punto a favor.
El cargador es por contacto, pero tiene unas pestañas que lo sujetan al reloj. No hay posibilidad de ponerlo mal o que no se cargue por mala posición. Esto es importante, ya que es el niño quien debe tener el habito de cargarlo y esto, claramente, es una buena ayuda.
No lleva GPS, las distancias se cuentan por pasos y ese es otro motivo de la decisión de adquirir este reloj. Si quieres guardar una ruta o trayecto, has de llevar el teléfono emparejado encima con los permisos de localización activados. Personalmente, en un niño no quiero esta función de rastreo en un reloj.
Es sumergible y aguanta perfectamente sesiones intensas de piscina y ducha.
Sobre la medición de pasos y calidad del sensor de ritmo cardiaco poco que decir. Es para un niño… lo veo correcto en cuanto a pasos y medición, pero no espero que sea un Omron certificado. Funciona, y creo que bien, pero no pido precisión, aunque probablemente la tenga.
Como puntos negativos, la batería dura poco. Es cierto que solo lleva una semana de uso, y empezamos con cargas cada dos días y ahora aguanta, mas o menos, 4. Entiendo que es utiliza una pantalla lcd y el consumo es mayor que el de la tinta electrónica.
Otro punto “cuestionable” como dije al principio de la reseña, es el uso de la aplicación. Es necesaria para inicializar el reloj y deja instalarla en una tablet con IOS, creo que es un punto a su favor frente a un smartphone ya que se controla mucho mejor los datos recopilados, pero un reloj dirigido a un público infantil debería poder utilizarse de manera totalmente autónoma, lo cual, para mi, sería muy valorable.
Mi valoración general es de 5 estrellas, ya que cumple con lo que anuncia y ha sido un regalo que ha cumplido con las necesidades que buscábamos: Reloj resistente al agua, digital con pantalla táctil, con suficiente protección para que no lo rompa un niño y barato.
Larry Schmidt –
I ordered this Vigor model watch for my 7-year-old niece, and it’s been great at encouraging her to stay active without being too complicated. The heart rate monitor and step counter work well, and she loves checking her steps after running around outside. It’s held up fine after a few dips in the pool, so the waterproofing is legit. The battery lasts almost a week on one charge, which is super convenient since she tends to forget to charge it regularly. Really recommend it as a basic smart watch for kiddos that can hold up to rough activity/water.
Vansy –
This tracker is a very pleasing thing, from its smart box, to its neat charger to the smooth all-in-one silicon strap. It looks suitably grown up for a child and gives them the opportunity to track steps, weight, heartbeat and tell the time. It also has a stopwatch function. A great gift for a sporty child or one interested in the workings of their body.
The bracelet is slim and smooth – but the ‘face’ part is pretty wide and large, I suspect, on a small wrist. Photos are of it on my own adult and not small wrist.
You have to download the Biggerfive app on your phone and then pair it with the bracelet. Unfortunately I had issues with the pairing and could not get to the bottom of it or succeed in the pairing. Biggerfive offer online support and I tried this. I got a quick reply from the inevitable bot, but wasn’t put through to a real human. Instead I received a message in the chat saying I would receive a reply by email – but I haven’t yet received it. So I’ve docked a star since it would be a lot more fun if it could be synched.
That said, I can still read the date and step count etc, so the tracker is working well and seems to be fairly accurate. It also holds its charge well. But I obviously haven’t yet had the full experience.
Elle –
It would have five stars, except that there were no games on it, and his (6 year old’s) sister’s watch does have a couple games. So that was a major tantrum and almost made the watch complete trash to him..After some time he realized that he wouldn’t be allowed to constantly play games and that he could share, so he gave it a chance and likes it. It does bother him still, but he usually is content with using as a fitness tracker as I intended. He likes the pedometer. I think that is the most understandable thing for his age. He also likes the stopwatch to track how fast he can do things. I like that it has a lot of sport modes and is waterproof. Overall it’s a good little watch for him.