- No APP & Phone Required Pedometer Watch: This pedometer watch doesn’t require any App or smartphone connections; It’s as simple to use as a regular watch but smarter; Perfect for seniors anyone looking for an easy fitness tracker without the hassle of smartphone setups
- User-Friendly Desigh: This smartwatch features has a large LCD color display, allowing all settings and operations to be easily completed via the responsive touch screen; Its convenient operation is especially friendly for both elderly!
- Heart Rate Monitoring and SpO2: Our smart watch monitors your heart rate in real time, and you can use the watch to manually detect your SpO2; Stay healthy with our smartwatch!
- Accurately Track Your Fitness Data: This fitness tracker accurately monitors and records your steps, calories, distance, and activity time, providing you with a clearer understanding of each exercise’s data!
- Care for Your Sleep Quality: This smart watch trackers your relevant sleep data after you fall asleep, assisting you in cultivating a healthier lifestyle
- Long Battery Life: This fitness tracker uses a simple magnetic charging method, enabling quick charging with just a gentle touch; It only takes 1.5 hours to fully charge and can last up to 7 days on a single charge
- Enhanced Waterproof Performance: This fitness tracker meets the IP68 waterproof standard, ensuring no worry wear during swimming, allowing you to fully enjoy aquatic activities
- Perfect Present for Parents: This pedometer watch makes a wonderful gift for both seniors; It is simple, works without a mobile phone, and is very light and comfortable to wear
6 reviews for Pedometer Watch Senior Friendly No App/Phone Required, Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch with Step Counter Calories/Sleep Tracker for Walking Running for Men Women
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Bob –
The step tracker is so off it’s not even funny. Like I’m lucky if it catches 1 out of 20 steps. The alarm only works when it wants to. The sleep tracker is laughable. I sleep every weeknight from 10pm-6am, and it says I only get 4-5 hours of sleep a night. It shows me going to bed around midnight, and waking up for the day at 4am. It’s constantly needing to be re-synced to my phone (iPhone 11) multiple times a day. I feel like one of those cheap $20 fitness watches from Walmart would be better than this heap, considering the only thing on it that’s accurate is the time.
Puzzlelovercipher –
This is the best smart watch I’ve had out of 6. This watch has features only found on higher end watches like Apple Watch such as blood oxygen sensor and heart rate sensor. I love that you can set the wallpaper to any photo from your phone and edit the text formatting and color and also that there is a large variety of nice watch faces from all categories in the app to easily upload to the watch in just a few seconds.
Another feature that has been missing from other watches I’ve tried is music playback control. This smart watch lets you pause/play as well as go forward and back tracks from your phone which is a feature that is surprisingly useful when I am exercising and don’t want to pull out my phone.
The watch feels sturdy and has withstood several times I’ve dropped it in the last week with not a scratch to be seen. The screen has decent brightness which can be set to 3 levels. Although the watch is quite thin, it does have relatively large top and bottom bezels as well as medium sized side bezels
The watch can store about 1 week of health data before needing to sync with your phone.
Overall, this is a great smart watch for an amazing price when compared to other high-end watches with similar functionality
zufelt –
Excited I could use this as a watch, apples are expensive. Needed something simple & effective. Does the job.
zufelt –
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Anyone wanting a simple activity tracker that can also alert you to phone notifications and keep accurate time for a great price should think about this watch.
The first thing I like about smartwatches is that they always tell the exact right time. There are other watch faces that show pretty pictures and have fancy fonts, but for the most part I only use the watch to tell time and get phone notifications.
As you can see in the pictures it has different modes and information available for those that use the watch when they exercise. I have done a little of that and it seems to be accurate, but I’m no expert.
A simple swipe from the left to the right brings up the menu I use the most. This menu allows you to turn on and off the “turn on when wrist is turned”, “Brightness”, “Do not Disturb” and the best feature “Find my phone”!. So far, the find my phone has worked while on a different floor of my house, so the Bluetooth seems to be pretty strong.
Swiping from top to bottom will show you your phone notifications, I didn’t picture my personal emails but I did screenshot where you can delete the message notifications (they do not delete the actual email from your phone, just the watch notification).
I don’t really use the app for exercise, but I did screenshot the FitDock app. There is a place under “Device” then “Notification alerts” where you can turn on and off notifications for all of your phone apps. For example I only activate, text messaging, and emails… I don’t want my fantasy football alerts on my watch or it’d be going off all the time. So you can choose what apps you want notifications on your watch from.
As for Battery life, I’ve had the watch now for 2 days without charging and it’s at 92%, so I would estimate about 10 days of battery life.
The only downside is for those that want to sync with the fitdock app so see all of your data you have to open the app on your phone, it will then sync. If you do not open the fitdock app then the data doesn’t sync automatically. To solve this problem, I installed the Tasker app. Then I made a profile that automatically opens the fitdock app once a day, so I don’t have to remember to do that. For those that really want their stats up to date 24/7, it does update pretty quick once you open the app.
This watch is way slimmer than my old “Wear OS” android watch. Its battery also lasts way longer!
Cassie Kemp –
Easy to use. Not the best watch but you get all the functionality that you pay for.
Puzzlelovercipher –
This is the second time we purchased a new brand of smart watch. I purchased two of these for my daughter and myself, and so far the Imzuc smart watch is the complete package. The features include a heart rate monitor, calorie counter, pedometer, blood oxygen meter, timer, stopwatch, alarms, sleep tracker, sedentary reminder, 20+ built in watch faces to choose from, or you can choose your own photos for the background (plus you can change the font color over the photos ~ our previous watches didn’t have that feature which sometimes made it hard to read), seven different activity modes (we haven’t tried all them yet), and a weekly overview of your health stats. It’s lightweight, has a comfortable strap that fits a variety of sizes, has a very responsive touch screen, an in-line power button (as opposed to the raised stem style), and easily syncs with the Fitdock app ~ other watches and apps we’ve tried haven’t been as smooth or easy to use. You can also flick your wrist to wake the screen up, which is nice. It makes it easy to keep track of your fitness goals.
Pros:
Fitdock app is easy to navigate, and the developers are keyed into customer feedback (my daughter researched the app before we bought the watches to check that Fitdock was user friendly)
Easy to sync
Tons of features
Weekly overview
Easy to get your steps in
Responsive touchscreen
Lightweight
Very customizable
Cons:
None so far, I’ll update if anything changes.
If you’re looking for a high quality smart watch at a great price, this is a great option. : )