Another thing I found 'interesting' was the fact that the watch was tracking and displaying heart rate in the app even when I wasn't actually wearing the watch. The Letscom Smart Watch ID205L is a Fitbit Versa 3-esque fitness watch that comes in an Apple Watch-like box.

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Heart rate average was not terribly off during runs although it just showed me a flat 90 bpm when doing strength workouts. These all add to the overall fitness wearable experience, especially if your goal is to improve your health and fitness level. The button on the side of the watch looks like an Apple Watch-style crown but it's actually just a button: it can only be pressed, not turned. There is also no extra content around anything in the VeryFitPro app – no blog, workouts, or explainers – nor is there a community to interact with.Speaking of running: during the run workout test, the average heart rate reading from the Letscom Tracker ID152 wasn't far off from the one gathered from the COROS Pace 2, the latter which is an accurate running watch in my experience. The user interface is simple –but perhaps a bit too simple, particularly if you've ever tried a more expensive fitness tracker before. Conveniently, VeryFitPro also does the same thing on the other Letscom tracker and on the Terminice one, so all my comments here apply to all three devices.

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The wider ecosystems and ever-growing communities of more expensive fitness watch brands really help motivate you more to keep getting and staying fit and healthy. You can't expect VeryFitPro to show you much data, considering the wearables themselves don't collect that much information in the first place.

When he isn't working out, running or cycling, you'll find him roaming the countryside and trying out new podcasting and content creation equipment. There are a few activity summary widgets available on the watch including steps taken, calories burned and distance travelled.