Amazfit Band 7
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- 18-day battery life
- 1.47-inch AMOLED display
Wrist heart rate is usually close during steady exercise but less accurate during intervals, weights and cold weather.
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Optical sensors shine light into the skin to measure blood flow. Loose fit, movement, sweat, tattoos and cold skin can all disturb the reading. Rapid changes in effort, like sprints, are especially hard for wrist sensors to track.
If you need accurate data for training, a chest strap paired to your tracker is the most reliable fix.
Wear the tracker snugly a finger's width above the wrist bone during exercise.
Wipe the sensor and your skin; sweat and lotion interfere.
Wrist flexing during weights and cycling can skew readings.
Cold reduces blood flow at the wrist. Warm up first or use a chest strap.
Chest straps measure electrical signals and are more accurate during intense exercise.
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Our methodologyOne of our strongest picks is the Amazfit Band 7, a standout in our Best Fitness Trackers Under $50 list. The Fitbit Charge 6 Fitness Tracker is another excellent choice.
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Wear the tracker snugly a finger's width above the wrist bone during exercise.