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Pedometer Smart Watch from Atetion Review


An item to help you get into shape and fit in those amazing cosplays you have.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01ILWQ58Y

About the Seller: No problems with the seller. Product was sent out promptly.


About the Product: Atetion sent me a black pedometer smart watch to test out. Here are my thoughts. If you don’t like watches, this item is not for you, otherwise keep reading. I personally do not like things around my wrist and found that I was uncomfortable wearing the smart watch. But this is because I am not a fan of watches and has nothing to do with the quality or comfort of the product.

The watch is adjustable which allows people with small or large wrists to wear the watch comfortable and adjust it to the tightness that they prefer. The clasps took a little while to figure out but once you learn to place it and then pinch it closed it becomes a lot easier to put on. It was recommended that I wear it with the tracking part on the inside of my wrist so that it could feel my pulse easily. I liked that the company included instructions with the watch and also sent me an email with further instructions in case I had any difficulties with their product.


To use the smart watch to its full potential, you have to download the Veryfit 2.0 app. It is easy and free to download from the Google Play Store. I liked that the smart watch was not just a pedometer, but also a regular watch and a sleep monitor as well. As a pedometer, I was not sure how accurate the readings were as I am a teacher and I spend a lot of time writing and moving my arms which may cause false readings in the step count.

As for the sleep monitor, I found it to be extremely accurate. I do not sleep well and often wake up in the middle of the night. I would take a look at the clock and take note of the times I would wake up and compare it to the charts that were created when you synced the smart watch to your phone’s Bluetooth and the Veryfit 2.0 app. The times that I was awake at night were clearly marked in the sleep charts. It tracks deep sleep (which I think includes your REM cycle), light sleep, and wakefulness. One thing I never figured out was whether the watch would automatically record sleep or if you had to manually set it each time as I always manually set it.


Battery life: The smart watch charges quickly and I have been using it all day and night for over a week and I still have not had to charge it. The watch holds a charge well despite recording sleep, being a watch, counting steps, calculating calories, etc. I wasn’t a huge fan of the charger as it was something you had to clasp onto the watch and line up to the correct spots instead of a simple plug in but this might be good as many plug in cords break easily.

Cosplay Applications: Many cosplayers are intent on staying in shape so that we fit in our costumes. The watch helps track how much you move and your steps which could be useful in encouraging us to exercise and reach our exercise goals…. Something I have to work on quite a bit. ^.^


Please check out the photos I have included in this review. All of these photos feature the smartwatch that I received to review from Atetion. If you wish to check out the product and see other reviews, please check their product listing on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01ILWQ58Y

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