Withings Pulse HR review

It’s very low maintenance, middle-of-the-road pricing, and the sleep tracking is on the money. That, coupled with the impressive battery life make it a neat choice for casual gym-goers, step-o-meter obsessives and for those who have a touch more than a passing interest in fitness tracking and improving their lifestyle.

The Pulse HR is a great option for those who want to rarely take off their fitness band and those who value connected GPS more than the smartwatch features that other manufacturers are now trying to squeeze into their hybrid trackers.

The Withings Pulse HR feels like a fitness tracker that hasn't kept up with the developments in this space. On paper, it suggests otherwise, with features like 5ATM water resistance and automatic activity tracking. However, Its navigation style feels clunky for a device that costs $129, the heart...More

If you have money to burn and are just getting into exercising then the Pulse HR will do the job. The sleek-looking device has an easy to navigate menu system, plus a smartphone app that makes it quick and easy to get a bird’s-eye view of your progress. The stellar battery life is another uniqu...More

If you want something to track your activities and replace your watch, Withings has other options that will do a better job at that. However, if your focus is on activity tracking and time on your wrist is just a bonus you’d like to have, then the Pulse HR will serve you well.