Smart Wristband 3

I bought a newer model bracelet and lost the heart rate tracking feature that I really needed for monitoring my heart issues. The older model worked fine with this app. Not sure if it's a compatibility issue or the app needs an update. Steps and sleep tracking still work on the new band though.

Good watch for the price. The app works but there are some spelling errors and translation issues that make it feel less polished. Basic functions like step counting and notifications work fine. The sleep tracker is decent. Just wish the developers would clean up the English translations.

Solid companion app for my budget fitness band. The Bluetooth connection is stable and syncs quickly. I mainly use it for step counting and sleep tracking — both work reliably. The notification forwarding for calls and WhatsApp is a great feature. Heart rate readings seem reasonable when the band is worn snugly.

App does what it needs to do for a free fitness tracker companion. Step counting is accurate and I like the weekly summary charts. The sedentary reminder is helpful when I'm working from home. My only complaint is that the data sometimes takes a while to sync — I have to open the app and wait for it to pull from the band.

Works great as a companion for my X2 bracelet. Setup was easy — just enable Bluetooth, scan, and pair. The step counter is accurate and I love getting call notifications on my wrist. Sleep tracking breaks down deep and light sleep which is useful. Battery on the band lasts about a week. Good free app overall.

The app works for basic fitness tracking. Steps and sleep data are pretty accurate when worn correctly. My issue is that it sometimes disconnects from Bluetooth after a few hours and I need to re-open the app to reconnect. Also the English translations are a bit rough in places. Still, for a free app with a $20 bracelet, it's fine.

Excellent app for the price. I bought a cheap fitness band from Amazon and it directed me to download this app. Everything works — steps, heart rate, sleep, and notifications. The alarm vibration feature is my favorite because it wakes me up without waking my wife. Highly recommend for anyone on a budget.

Good fitness tracker app. I've been using it for 3 months with my smart band. The step counting is consistent and the sleep analysis gives useful breakdowns. Weather display on the band is a nice touch. Would be 5 stars if the app interface was more modern looking, but functionally it does everything I need.

App gets the job done for basic health tracking. Steps are accurate, sleep tracking is decent. The notification feature works well for calls and texts. However, the app needs some UI polish — menus are a bit confusing at first. Also wish there was better integration with Google Fit. Acceptable for a free companion app.

Sleep Monitoring & Analysis

The app provides automatic sleep tracking by detecting movement patterns through your bracelet's accelerometer. Your nightly sleep data is broken down into:

• Deep sleep — restorative slow-wave sleep phases
• Light sleep — transitional sleep stages
• Awake periods — times when movement was detected during the night

Sleep data is displayed as a timeline chart, helping you identify patterns and improve your rest quality.

Heart Rate Monitoring

On compatible bracelets with optical heart rate sensors, the app displays real-time heart rate readings. You can:

• Take on-demand heart rate measurements
• View heart rate trends throughout the day
• Monitor resting heart rate over time

Heart rate measurements from wrist-based optical sensors are for general wellness reference only and should not be used for medical diagnosis.

Notifications & Smart Alerts

Smart Wristband 3 forwards notifications from your phone to your bracelet via Bluetooth vibration:

• Call alerts — see who's calling on your wrist
• SMS and message notifications — preview text messages
• App notifications — WhatsApp, Facebook, and other social media alerts
• Weather updates — current weather conditions pushed to your band

Additional smart features include:

• Sedentary reminders — vibration alerts when you've been sitting too long
• Alarm clock — silent wrist vibration to wake you without disturbing others
• Do Not Disturb mode — schedule quiet hours to block notifications
• Remote camera — trigger your phone's camera shutter from your wrist

Setting Up Smart Wristband 3

Getting started with the Smart Wristband 3 app is straightforward:

1. Download the app from Google Play or the App Store
2. Power on your bracelet (charge it or hold the side button for 3 seconds)
3. Enable Bluetooth and GPS on your phone
4. Open the app and search for your device — look for "Smart Watch" in the scan list
5. Confirm pairing when the Bluetooth popup appears
6. Set your profile — enter age, weight, height, and daily goals

For iOS users, approve the Bluetooth pairing dialog and enable Health app integration to sync your activity data with Apple Health.

Tip: If your bracelet doesn't appear in the scan list, make sure it's charged, close to your phone, and not already paired with another device.

Compatible Devices

Smart Wristband 3 is designed for the X1, X2, and X3 series smart bracelets. These are affordable BLE fitness bands typically sold under various brand names on Amazon, AliExpress, and other marketplaces. If your bracelet's packaging or user manual directs you to download "Smart Wristband 3," this is the correct app.

Common compatible bracelet models include fitness trackers with:

• 0.96-inch color display
• Heart rate and blood oxygen sensors
• IP67/IP68 water resistance rating
• USB direct-charge design

Privacy & Data Safety

Smart Wristband 3 collects location, health/fitness, and personal information. Data is encrypted in transit and can be deleted on request. The app's privacy policy is available at the developer's official page.

On the App Store, the app declares data categories including Health & Fitness, Location, and Usage Data as "Data Not Linked to You."

Smart Wristband 3 vs Similar Apps

If your bracelet specifically requires Smart Wristband 3, there is no alternative — the pairing protocol is device-specific.