You can set your location settings, temperature units and a daily weather reminder on the app. The weather feature provides a daily/weekly overview of high and low temperatures with a symbol designating each day’s weather. Alarms can be set on the app and disabled on the Band itself. Some other capabilities include a weather widget and up to 6 vibration-based alarms. This is likely formula based and I would treat the data as a general guideline as opposed to an actionable health statistic. You can view a pie chart with your exercise zones broken down by heart rate: Relaxing, Warm Up, Fat Burning, Endurance, Hard Core and Maximum.Īfter inputting your weight and height, the Band gives a reading of calories burned based on the activity it tracks for the day. One useful feature is the display of exercise zones by heart rate. It also provides an overall view of your heart rate for the duration of the workout. It will track your mileage, total workout time, average pace and total calories burned. Although the workout tracker is primarily meant for runs, it can be used for other workouts as well. There were several instances during which I got out of bed and that time did not register as “time awake”. The Band produces a stacked bar graph displaying your light sleep, deep sleep and awake times every night, as well as a weekly average. I didn’t find the sleep tracking functionality particularly useful. You can set the Band to measure your heart rate on demand, or on an interval basis throughout the day. This is standard tech in lower cost devices, and I was not expecting an electrocardiogram (ECG) at this price point. It uses an LED to make the capillary veins in your wrist visible to a sensor that measures how fast your blood is pumping. The heart rate monitor works as expected. All three reported a similar step count with a discrepancy of only a few hundred steps out of a 15,000-step hike. On a hiking trip with friends, I had the chance to compare my Wyze Band’s step count with a 4th generation Apple Watch, and an unspecified Garmin tracker. Featuresįirst and foremost, it tracks your steps. You must supply your own standard 5v USB AC Adapter. Charging is straightforward using the supplied USB-A to proprietary connector. The battery is a 120mAh lithium cell that Wyze claims can last up to 10 days with normal usage.
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Connectivity utilizes the Bluetooth LE 5.0 standard.
The Wyze Band comes equipped with a Dual core MCU 100+150MHz CPU with 288KB+8MB RAM, and 16MB Flash storage. It takes a second or two to turn on the display and tapping the screen sometimes requires several attempts before registering with the Band. The “rise to wake” feature allows you to read the time and basic stats by glancing at the screen. In my testing, the screen was sometimes temperamental and the device difficult to unlock, especially in the presence of moisture. There are no physical buttons on the Band everything is controlled via the touch screen.
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