BIGGERFIVE Vigor 2 Kids Fitness Tracker Watch
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About BIGGERFIVE Vigor 2 Kids Fitness Tracker Watch
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
90% praised its waterproof design
I like that the watch is waterproof and the kids will enjoy it when the pool opens up.
I have not submerged my watch even though it says it's waterproof. It is definitely splash proof and I did forget to take it off before a shower once.
The watch is IP68 waterproof and can be worn during swimming.
90% were happy with the connectivity options, but 10% weren't
To use the watch, I need to download the app 'BIGGERFIVE' which allows me to access the settings and retrieve the data.
I need to sync the system with my mobile often, otherwise it loses data but it works fine.
I found connectivity issues to the app when both watches are near the phone.
I have to make most of the changes on the watch via app and the phone needs to be close to the watch to connect to Bluetooth for syncing the changes.
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90% highlighted the comfort, but 10% found it inconvenient to wear
I find the silicone soft and flexible, making the device comfortable to wear. The clasp appears strong enough.
After a week or so, the watch is relatively comfortable, but the band leaves a mark.
The tracker is comfortable to wear on my kid's hand with its soft silicone material and waterproof feature.
I assumed that the tracker was made of silicone but it caused irritation
91% appreciated the accuracy, while 9% didn't
I use the watch to track my son's heart rate throughout the day and night to monitor for rapid heart rate events. It works great for this purpose.
I found the heart rate monitor to be accurate when compared to an Apple Watch and a Fitbit, with all three showing practically the same results within a difference of less than 5 beats per minute.
Keeping the tracker in my pocket works better for tracking steps as it registers hip movements more accurately.
I found that the watch tracks steps well and the heart rate monitor gives a rough idea but not totally accurate.
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86% were impressed by the battery life, but 14% weren't
If I use it frequently, the battery lasts for 4 days and if I don't use it much, it lasts for a week.
The battery life lasts about 4 days +/- 1 day depending on my activity and usage. With less frequent uses, it should last up to 6 days as listed.
My battery lasts for 3-4 days, which is less than the advertised 7 days. My son plays with it, which could be a reason for the battery life being less.
My watch only lasts for 2 days, while the instructions advertise a battery life of 5-6 days.
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