Vigor 2-Pink

The media could not be loaded. This is a quick product review:List of pros:- product the material is really good quality and feels soft- The screen is very responsive- It reads the data great when fastened properly around your wrist- My son is quite small and skinny but it looks really nice on his wrist which I found problematic with other smart watches I purchased in the past. Refer to the pictures I have included in this review- Battery life in our case is on average 5 days which is amazing- App was easy to install and we had no problem with pairing it with the watchList of cons:One problem I found with this watch is when fastened too tight it had bruised my son’s wrist a bit. And the reason why I had to do it that way it’s because the sensors attached to the watch were not reading the data properly when he had it done in a more lose way on his wrist. We moved it slightly up as per the pictures attached in this review and this resolved the issue but my son claims it was more comfortable to have it positioned on his wrist.Overall the watch is nice and worth the money. Personally I would recommend it.

Perfect for my son, he loves keeping track of his steps aswell as the time - Great.

Our little boy loves this and really enjoys seeing how many steps he does and being able to change the watch face as much as he likes.We bought it for the Heart monitor after him having heart palpitations so we can keep an eye on things without worrying him.Does need charging every 2 days but so far so good and easy to sync to the app.

My 8 year old loves the watch, really easy for her to use and keeps track of the main vitals. Plus really motivates her to take loads of steps, great for getting those moments of running up and down to reach 10,000 for the day. Recommend

I bought this watch because of all the good reviews but we were very disappointed with it. The battery lasts about 35 hours with the heart rate monitor feature on and less than 60 hours with all features switched off and brightness set to minimum. As soon as the battery reaches 5% the watch switches off and all settings reset to factory settings until it's connected to a phone again. Even after it connects only the clock will adjust automatically but I still have to set all the personalised settings my child prefers.And there's the app, which has so many issues. After each use I have to uninstall and reinstall in order to make it work again. As soon as I come off of it and I want to go back, it's just buffering, white and black screen alternative lights up. I have android phone.On the top of all the issues it's also super simplistic for my 8 year old.It's definitely doesn't worth the money. Or maybe I just got a faulty watch.

Nice looking but quite chunky in depth for a little wrist. Function list as described but poor choice of faces as surely this is something easy to add. I bought my husband a £12.99 smartwatch and it had loads of faces to choose.Most disappointing aspect is the poor battery life. Lasting about 3 days. And quite slow to charge so can't just do it quickly in the morning. I sent him to school with 24% battery thinking it should last till he gets home. He came home annoyed as battery died by lunchtime. There is also no warning.Accuracy is okay. I would say it undercounts steps. Surely a child would do more steps than an adult on a walk but he did 800 less than me and he was running around too.Takes a long time to connect to the app. Each time I look it has to be reconnected which can take ages.Would have sent back but it was from Santa so can't.

Not as Expecting But Turns Out It Is VERY GOOD!

Suitable for an 8yr old boy