The Lemfo LT02 Fitness Tracker
Lemfo reached out to me and offered me a free device in exchange for a fair and honest review and that’s exactly what this is.
In my never-ending quest for the perfect fitness tracking device for kayaking, this device ranks highly in that it counts paddle strokes as steps. Other than the Amiigo that I had to “train” to recognize paddle strokes, this is the first device I’ve had that actually counts paddle strokes as steps.
That’s a good thing.
Step counting seems accurate, sleep tracking is awesome and it can be set to automatically measure heart rate and automatically illuminate the display when you lift your wrist (I turn this latter feature off to prolong battery life.)
The band detaches and the device is charged directly on a USB port so no charging cable is included or required, which is a huge positive to me. One less thing to break or need to be replaced.
I ordered the black and green band and it also came with a spare grey/black one, which is very good to have a spare or switchable band.
The only downsides I see so far are the fact that sleep tracking can only take place during the hours of 10pm and 8am, so if you sleep outside of those hours or take naps, that sleep will not be tracked. Also the device does not have built-in GPS.
But you probably don’t expect GPS in a device under $40, do you?
I like the looks of the tracker and it fits well on my wrist.
If you are on a budget or are looking for a basic tracker for steps, sleep and heart rate then I think this is a good option for you.
Readers of this blog get a special discount from Lemfo on this device. Click the Amazon link below and enter code LEM66V88 and save $12.95. That means you can get this device, regularly priced at $36.99, for only $24.04. Exclusively for you reading this blog right now.
