Under Armour UA Band One Size Fits All Black

Pros- The best thing about this band is its wearability. The underside is curved, so sweat doesn't collect and give that soggy band-aid skin I would get under the Fitbit. There are no sharp edges and the band breaks off under resistance, so it's not dangerous to wear while grappling.Cons- the charger is poorly designed: hard to attach. The software could be smarter. I'm charging currently and the software "noticed" I got fewer steps today. Surely it can tell it's plugged in? Also, I'd prefer it if I didn't have to tell it I'm working out. Why can't it use the elevated heart rate to determine this? I keep forgetting to either turn the workout on or turn it off when I'm done.*** edited after two weeks - dropped from 4 stars to 2. Charger is very poorly designed- attaches by magnet to the band - cord is extremely short, but magnet not strong enough to overcome the pull of gravity. I charge it by using a portable battery pack. The under armour software, my fitness pal and record, are supposed to be upgraded to premium. The links don't work and the two accounts are difficult to link to each other. Fitbit and apple software significantly less annoying. This is a very expensive pedometer - I wish I hadn't bought it.

I would give it less than 1 star if I could.... tired of spending lots of money on things that don't last!!!! I purchased 3 months ago and only wear occasionally.... the band already broke and the watch is no good!!! Poor Quality... does not last. Trying to get a refund or at least a replacement with no luck so far!!!

This is a great product. I have bought two and this one was for a gift and the person returned it to me because the numbers are not fully visible. It cuts off part of the first number as shown on the picture. The number 4 is not all visible and it shows worse with other numbers or letters on that side.

I am on my second band now, the tracking is great, the connectivity to the app is great as well. The screen is awful! I returned the first band which is in the first 3 pictures because the screen is Impossible to read with the edges being dark, the last picture is my replacement band which had the same screen quality issue where the options are not clear and the edges are not Illuminated enough to see what I am pressing. I have been using the online how to guide just to see where I am supposed to touch on the screen to start and stop exercise tracking. I have to rely on the app to see the step counts as well because the screen is so bad.

Initially good product purchased from a seller called Emily's Store. Comfortable, and no allergic reaction to my skin, since no metal parts; however, a few months ago, the digital display started to break down. It stopped showing parts of the screen, which makes it way more difficult to track exercise and steps. I don't never wore it in the shower, and took excellent care of it. Just checked the warranty and even though I purchased in Dec 2017, warranty is only good through Oct 2018!! Won't be purchasing anything else from this seller or Under Armour!!I love the product and I am SO disappointed right now.

Pretty disappointed. Never put it in water and took really good care of it, wow.I liked the minimalist aspect of it and it was a good device, really loved it.A month ago I noticed the screen was starting to lose some of the letters on the edges and within a few weeks it was dead, it wont hold any charge for more than 2 to 3 hours now so pretty much dead.I really loved it for the 6 months that it worked

I bought this band because I use myfitnesspal and the app that comes with this band can optionally sync data from myfitnesspal. Anyways, the biggest issue with this band is the display. You can not read anything on the edges of the display. Most of the time I had to guess the steps and or sync with the app to see what the stats was. The app and sync feature was flawless although couple of times the app could not locate the band but that got resolved eventually. Overall, I would not recommend this band if you plan to use it long terms. The display is going to start bothering you eventually for sure.

I bought the UA Band because I use UA's MyFitnessPal for nutrition tracking, and I wanted integration between my apps and devices. It never completely worked out. The UA Record app that governs the Band looks good and works well with MFP, but doesn't work very well with the Band. I always have a hard time getting the data to sync; I have to manually sync over and over, and the data trickles over - I'm not making this up - at a rate of about 100 steps per second.The device itself is now dead after 9 months of continuous but by no means abusive use. Even when it came out of the box, the edges of the display were a bit cut off and dark; the black edges slowly ate their way in, so I had to guess at the first number of the time display and remember where the touch points to start and stop workouts used to show up. Finally the display started to get dimmer and dimmer, the charging light became inconsistent, and now it is unresponsive.All that said, I actually liked the form factor; and actually, I guess I liked the idea that was never quite realized. It's gone now, though, and is largely unmourned.

I owned four Under Armour Fitness trackers before deciding to replace the last one with a FitBit Charger 3 earlier in September. The Under Armour Fitness tracker is one of the best-designed fitness trackers, lightweight with a wonderfully intuitive app. However, its durability is poor. In the span of two years, I bought four trackers in the hope that the previous one was just faulty. The worst part of it is that following repeated contact with the Under Armour customer service team, no solution was offered. Not even a replacement.The issues with the Under Armour Fitness tracker are as follows:- Not water resistant- Small screen, with very poor resolution- Wristband will easily crack and break- No warranty provided by Under ArmourMy sugegstion for those looking for a fitness tracker is to buy the Fitbit Charger 3 instead. I was spektical at first but it is far superior to the Under Armour Fitness and Wellness Activity Tracker is every aspect including price.

My brother bought this when it was on sale and then proceeded to buy one for my dad. At first they seemed to be very good but after a few months the numbers on the screen started fading where you couldn’t read them. We were able to return one but once I went to make a return for the other I found the “return window” had been closed, on an electrical item which should have 12 months warranty. Not impressed as the bands were expensive and only lasted a mere 7 months. Not worth £130, would not recommend as it does not last past a few months and you will need to buy something of a better standard

I love my UA Band but in less than a year of owning it pixels on the right of the screen have died / disappeared. There’s no way to contact the seller on here so I am writing this review will open up a dialogue that will result in a replacement band being offered.

Was brilliant till it broke then discontinued

This was our 2nd purchase of this band as the first one was broken. We have had this less than a year and the pixels on the right hand side have disappeared (walking is missing of sport mode) can anything be done about this because there isn’t anyone to contact and this defect seems to be a running trend?