Oops, post 9998.
Suggestions for an activity tracker watch please.
I’ve had two Fitbits. I very much liked the step counting. Found the heart rate mildly interesting. Both were plastic crap and broke within 6 months.
I’m not looking to read e-mail or play music on a watch. Really just the current time and steps today, plus a good Android app.
Unless … You want to buy a second hand tag 
Thx for the topic mods 
OK so I looked these up. I’m not surprised that @FatCuntTroller is interested, but they might be a bit on the large side for someone like me.
Also, they look like Tonka toys, and I read this
as “shit face” even with my glasses on. Once seen cannot be unseen.
Maybe get the larger one then? Like @Sir_Franc
Amazfit GTR2 or 2e. Way more reliable than fitbits etc. I have an old Amazfit Bip Lite, which is great but the new ones look even better.
Edit: get the 2e, which is cheaper and has some useless functionality removed for better battery life. You should get a week out of a charge, maybe more (they say 2-3 weeks, but that will be a lie). I’ve had the “charge me every day” smart watch and it’s fucking shit. I also like sleep tracking, which you can’t do if it’s charging.
I thought my Garmin 6X Pro might be too expensive for his needs. It also has a lot of features & activities which I was unsure if he wanted.
Having said that, if price & size aren’t much of an issue it’s a great watch. I use it for cycling & walking. I use the heat maps when in the countryside and can’t find the paths, very useful for that!
I was being default for this forum, recommending the item that’s 20 times the price and features requested 
I had a Mi band 2, recently bought a Mi band 5 for about 20 quid. Loads of features, dirt cheap and good battery life.
I love it.
I have tried Apple, Garmin and Withings smart watches.
The Withings are by far the best for the sort of info I want, similar to yours.
They have proper hands and the steps dial on the two I have had is where the second hand normally is so good for glancing. The battery lasts a month and it doesn’t have a touch screen - all big plusses for me.
I gave away my Apple and first Withings, I was going to give my Garmin to my eldest daughter but she much preferred the Withings so bought one and refused my freeby 
Mrs Waxy has a Garmin Forerunner 245. She like it a lot.
I’ve got a Tic Watch pro for work. Survives site work, dunks in hot tub, runs Google apps for fitness, tracking walks etc, controls Spotify and stuff like that. WhatsApp, email, texts all display up nicely and I can use it to make calls and pat for things contactlessly. I like it. Got it new on eBay for £120 last November.
