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I was excited about the opportunity to review a fitness bracelet. Until the last moment, I didn't know what kind of bracelet it would actually be. I was even more surprised that it was a bracelet from Niceboy, a company I had only associated with wireless speakers until now. So how did Niceboy stack up against the competition in the field of fitness peripherals?

Package contents

The Niceboy X-fit GPS fitness bracelet arrived in a nice black and blue box. The package contains only a bracelet and a manual. Yes, there really is nothing to charge. But more on that later. The bracelet itself is very pleasant on the hand. The rubber band has a wide range of size adjustment options, so everyone can choose the ideal size for their wrist. The bracelet has a 0,96" OLED color display, which is pleasant to look at even under direct lighting. IP 67 certification is also present, so showering with a bracelet is no problem. The duration of one charge is approximately 10 days. With the GPS on, the duration is about 4 to 5 hours. In this more demanding mode, the bracelet can thoroughly measure several activities on one charge.

Application

The bracelet can be paired with iOS or Android device using the Hi Move application, which is in Czech and visually very clear. After registration, the application will prompt you to enter your gender, height, weight and your daily step goal. In the application, you can set notifications that you want to be notified of, view graphs, set goals or sleep monitoring. In short, everything you could expect from a similar application.

Bracelet

The user interface of the bracelet is very simple and intuitive. It only takes a few minutes to get used to it. You can navigate the watch menu by touching the imaginary button located below the display. Press and hold to confirm your selection. The main menu of the watch displays the basic screen, which displays the time, date and battery status. The menu also includes the number of steps taken, distance, heart rate measurement, current weather conditions, an overview of incoming notifications and messages, selection of fitness activities and other functions, the list of which is quite extensive for a fitness bracelet. Through the bracelet, you can control music, the camera, turn on GPS or a function that helps you find your smartphone.one.

When you buy a fitness band, it is expected that you intend to start moving. The list of possible adjustable activities is a total of 22. Among the basic activities you would normally expect, this bracelet can measure plank, climbing wall, bowling, ping-pong, baseball and shuttlecock, whatever it is.

I immediately put the bracelet to the test. I selected the strength training function and took it to the gym. In my opinion, it can be used as an activity indicator for running, cycling and more "classic" activities where you use GPS. During the activity, the bracelet measures the duration of the activity, the current heart rate, distance and number of calories. After a seventy-minute workout, the bracelet focused only on the distance traveled in the number of calories burned. So it seemed that I did nothing for seventy minutes. However, as a continuous indicator of activity and heart rate, it works great. On the other hand, the calculation of the run works perfectly thanks to the presence of GPS. The bracelet does not need to be connected to a smartphone.onem synchronize after each activity. The bracelet's internal memory can store data for the last 7 days.

The bracelet arrived with a 50% battery charge. After 5 days, the low battery icon popped up. So I started wondering what to do, because I couldn't find any information about it while looking at the bracelet.onewhich did not come across. So I got the impression that it was somehow cleverly hidden. And it is! I read in the manual that you just need to remove the top part of the bracelet. After removing it, a USB "beak" will peek out at you, which you can simply plug into the USB port.onewhich. For me, a great solution. The bracelet is fully charged in about 2,5 hours.

Overall, I am very satisfied with the fitness bracelet. If you are looking for a bracelet that fits well on your hand, has a nice display, an affordable price and has a GPS module, the one from the Niceboy brand is exactly for you. At a price of 1790 crowns, this is a great peripheral that will help you monitor your activity and, thanks to its many functions, it will become a kind of extended smartphone arm.

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