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everyone hope you guys had an awesome Thanksgiving hopefully you guys got some good deals earlier in this week from Cyber Monday today I want to show you the newest activity tracker from Nokia it's the Nokia steal now is this thing indestructible I don't know but it's one of the more classier looking activity trackers on the market this video was sponsored by Nokia health the makers of the new Kia Steele and they wanted me to give you a rundown in my personal opinions about the watch this one retails for $130 featuring a traditional stout and on display a lovely chrome metal casing and the model that I have here is black now click on the links in the description for the most updated pricing feel free to use my discount code below to save an additional 15% off or you can purchase through Amazon or Best Buy it's alright folks without further adieu I'm Jimmy with jims review room and I'm here to help you make that purchase decision welcome everyone going over the Nokia steel the 36 millimeter chasing in glass and the chrome hands and look great there are no digital screens to display your health stats as this is an activity watch masked as a traditional watch and the bottom-right is an analog down that fills up throughout the day measuring your activity once midnight hits the down does reset here I'll get more to the health aspect later the silicone band supply does collect a bit of dust which wasn't too fond of but it's very supple very stretchy and comfortable there are other varying colors of the silicone so that might help though but they did supply me with this brown leather band which it does look better in my personal opinion they also have woven bands too now flipping to the rear its stainless steel you'll also notice there's no microUSB port for charging most activity trackers lasts about five days on average some more some less but the still comes with an up to eight month better life using one of these cell batteries also because it's sealed the activity tracker has water resistant up to 50 meters or a little over a hundred and sixty feet of depth for those in the US perfect if you're intending to wear this while swimming the still also has vibrating alarms alarms are light and offers a slight tingle on the wrist here I don't believe it's strong enough to make or to wake up deep sleepers but light sleepers are using an alarm as a reminder turning today should be fine now I did wish they offered the option that set up multiple alarms though let's say one not wake me up in the morning or another one to remind me later in that day just pick up my kid in the afternoon or so as for the health aspect there's 24/7 activity tracking that automatically reads and syncs walking running swimming distance calories burned and sleep speaking of the app let me whip this out here with my phone the main page is very simple and straightforward daily steps sleep and your activity are shown on the timeline the dashboard though as you can see here it shows your steps sleep and weight the weight can be manually entered in or you can use their smart scale which I wish they sent to me here that's super convenient very useful but looking at the dashboard I wish they did include distance and calories burn to have a quick glance at you have to do an additional step of clicking on steps to see how far you walked in your day as for activities you can manually add in your own form of exercise such as weightlifting tennis soccer etc you can perform the activity first then go into the app and then select the exercise label it - the first time or the first minute you started and then the last minute of when you ended all this data within that time frame that you selected will be saved under that particular workout then last but at least this does sync with my finished pal if you're hardcore about tracking your food which I honestly need to do for 2018 and that's really about it very straightforward very simple here folks for $130 this offers a good foundation for the average consumer someone that wants something simple to use if you track basic everyday life I think if I'm in the market for something that surely doesn't look like an activity tracker I know there is a market out there it's still from Nokia is strongly in consideration again check them out in the video description you guys take care and I'll see you guys on the next one bye