Fitness Tracker That Prompts You To Move

Enjoying the fitness prompts, getting notifications on my wrist of messages and calls, and so much more. Wasn't as hard as I feared to learn how to use, and you can design your own watch face (I have mine rotating photos of my grandchildren). I was intimidated for a long time about whether it would be a good fit for me. It is!!

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

An especially good microphone when host needs to move around, like fitness and dance teachers. It picks both up music and voice clearly and is very affordable. Useful clamp. B&H is informative, on web site and in person, plus they ship right away and price is always lowest or competitive.

I saw this recommended to fit between my Move Shoot Move star tracker and the ballhead under my camera body. It solves the problem of the ballhead directly on the MSM coming loose as it rotates throughout the evening. I use the set screws on the undreside of the QS-50 to get a tighter connection on the MSM. So far I have been using it to do longer sub frames and for up to two hours without any problems.

I'm really an RRS guy, but purchased this after seeing it on a Move-Shoot-Move astro tracker. Needed a ball head that was as light as possible. Very satisfied. Weights next to nothing yet supports my Nikon Z7 with 14-24mm f2.8. No doubt I can go heavier. Nicely finished and comes with plate.

I haven't used this under the stars due to lousy weather here in western NY state (snow three straight days! In mid-April!). But I have mounted my equipment: Nikon d5300 w/kit lens; Newer ballhead; move-shoot-move tracker; Skywatcher equatorial wedge. The setup is steady as a rock. When dealing with astrophotography I have read that tripods should be loaded to about two-thirds capacity. This tripod is rated for 30 pounds, so 18-20 pounds should work. I'm not worried about loading it with my SV60D, but I don't see me trying my SV90T with an Ioptron or Skywatcher tracker. Maybe an 80mm or 72mm. We'll see.

5 stars as an entry level tripod. If it is something you are only going to use a few times per year then this is the tripod for you.

Yes, Paul the prompts on your phone and then you’re done

Get it out of the box, plug it in....follow the prompts. A 5-year-old could do it!

Great notebook. I use this as my gardening tracker so it holds up well.