Xiaomi - Mi Smart Band 6

I like my trusty xiaomi mi band 6 paired with the zepp life app.

I'm happy with mine, heart monitoring better than many. Disappointed that not all features work when I'm out of N.America ... some weird approval not given. Miss the Flashlight function i had in my Miband 6

I started with Mi Band 6 long time ago, ajd kind of become a fitness tracker lover, lol. I had Mi Band7, then Fitbit and now a Garmin for over a year! Garmin is very good, but not very budget friendly. Something totally free to consider would be Strava, or any other app where you can track with your phone. If you are interested in basics metrics only (let's say pace, hr etc) and expect ntohing crazy, there are plenty of cheap options, I would recommend checking for the top selling ones online wherever you live and seeing if you like any. BUT! If you are willing to invest, I love my Garmin! I have a Forerunner 265s (my previous devices worked good enough for long, tho).

Mapuno or hindi, bumibitaw talaga watch sa phone app. Nagstop na yung tracking sa watch ko pero ongoing pa rin sa app. Never kong naexperience to sa non-active version nila. Kapag nagstop sa watch, stop din sa phone. Yung band 6 ko dati automatic na kapag nagstart ako ng routine sa watch mago open na rin app. Dito sa band 8 active, hindi nago auto start yung app sa phone 😥

I have been using Xiaomi Band for 2 years, inexpensive, tracks basics well, and does have iOS app. I use Android, so I cant speak to the iOS version. [https://www.mi.com/global/wearables/#bands](https://www.mi.com/global/wearables/#bands) I bought version 6 two years ago for $25

Mi band 6 has been pretty accurate and a reliable companion on my wrist.

I have a Huawei Band 10. Costs about 50,- euros Before that I had a Xiaomi Mi Band 6, which is even cheaper. Unfortunately the Xiaomi doesn't measure heartrate in the water. The Huawei does. It's possible that the Mi band 9 also supports heartrate monitoring while in the pool, but I'm not sure. The Huawei requires the App to be sideloaded. This requires a little bit of technical skills. So far very happy with the Huawei, but the Xiaomi isn't bad either

Do you want to just measure distance and track your route and heartbeat? If so the cheeapest is to get a smart band (i have the MI smart band). I can't remember the price but it's definitely less than 100, but obviously will not have as many things as a sport watch like the others suggested. It can also be a good idea to get something cheap and if in a couple years you still use you can save for something better

Some are kinda decent if you just want a basic fitness band with notifications and music controls. There are some decent brands that make them, like Haylou, Xiaomi, Amazfit, etc. However, what I see with these more basic smartwatches (had experience with Miband), is that their notifications capabilities are much less robust than WearOS. That was the primary reason why I upgraded from Mibands to a Galaxy Watch.

if basic sa basic at abot kaya the mibands are reasonable na.

Just buy a miband from Xiaomi

In my 2500m sessions it can seldom skip 25 or 50m tops but I guess I could say it's reliable never had any issues. It gives average pace, best 100m pace, number of strokes per lap. You can define the pool size too.

Get a mi band, I’ve had a couple of them over the years and they work great with iPhones as well.

I've used "Mi Bands" (Xiaomi Smart Band) for the longest time, fundamentally for Step Counting and Sleep Tracking, rarely as a bluetooth remote control and for NFC payment. It's very small and unintrusive, doesn't bother you at all and it only needs charging every two-three weeks. You don't have to use all the unneccesary bells and whistles obviously.

I tried the MiBand. I found it very inaccurate so I ended up not using it