Honor Band 5 $37.31 Delivered @ Vesal Store Amazon AU | QCY T1C Wireless Earbuds $19.90 + Delivery ($0 Prime) @ QCY Amazon AU

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Honor Band 5 $37.31 Delivered @ Vesal.Store Amazon AU

Edit: 100% claimed, join the waitlist.

Looks like a great price for stock shipped from Australia, the AliExpress deal was $2 more.

Lightning deal, ends in 5 hours or when sold out. Free delivery for everyone, no prime required.

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QCY T1C True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds $19.90 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ QCY Direct via Amazon AU

Stack the current lightning deal with the 10% off code. Use code 94JFYTUK

As cheap as we've seen looking at past deals.

Order Summary
Items: $26.55
Delivery: $0.00
Total: $26.55
Promotion(s) Applied: -$6.65

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  ozbjunkie on 04/11/2020 - 12:39

  +1

  Wow, good price on the honour band. I got one for 43aud from Amazon. Happy with the purchase, but annoyed that I am wearing anything on my wrist at all. Ease of charging is perhaps the best part, compared to competitor's devices.

  I read that accuracy is good too, but haven't actually done any testing on that. Life's too short to track my fitness tracker.

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    INFIDEL on 04/11/2020 - 13:49

    +1

    Trouble is, people believe their tracker is accurate & the data valid. Believing that inaccurate data is accurate, is probably worse than not having the data.

    I am searching for accurate sleep tracking, as my tested quite accurate (against sleep lab testing) basic Fitbit has a failing battery.

    First review on Amazon:
    the wildly inaccurate sleep tracker … would indicate I awoke more at night than I did, and the times I DID wake up for a few minutes, it indicated I was awake for an hour or more. This makes any sleep data completely inaccurate and useless.

    I bought & tested the Samsung Galaxy Fit band & found it unreliable. It was very inaccurate for sleep data - often indicating twice amount slept.
    The Cadbury smart band was a joke. I found it produces FAKE RESULTS for Heart Rate as it only had flashing green LEDs to make out it was producing a reading! Not surprisingly, sleep recording was useless. Only step count was accurate enough.

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      ozbjunkie on 04/11/2020 - 16:24

      +1

      If it is a systematic bias, consistently over or under measuring, then that's ok.

      Random error, or entirely false default readings are obviously a massive issue.

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        INFIDEL on 04/11/2020 - 20:41

        +1

        These type of devices aren't a medical or scientific instrument - so only gives an indicative measure. That is usually stated in the user instructions.

        As my training is in research design, I thought I'd check accuracy & reliability of a few bands. I was surprised.

        If systematically say 10% high - as you comment, it would not matter much when comparing between daily totals. (Even the free Cadbury band was consistently 10% high in Step counts, which is accurate enough for most.)
        Trends in activity etc are usually a more important measure to observe.

        Heart Rate measurement tends to be more inaccurate / inconsistent in bands. As the Cadbury Band faked that (which could have unintended severe health consequences), I complained to Cadbury (who failed to respond) & the ACCC agreed to investigate.

        With the Samsung, in weeks of use it failed to record any Steps in 1 day, but recognised the activity as Walking, with a fairly correct number of km recorded. The Step count could not be relied on.
        It incorrectly & consistently recorded 14 hours of daily sleep, even when set to the most sedentary activity level. It detected REM sleep while awake! (I sleep 5 - 7hr/d, hence my interest in recording sleep patterns.)
        Got a refund.

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  IVN86 on 04/11/2020 - 12:41

  I tried to purchase then had to delete it from my cart. And now it says I have already claimed it at that price but I haven't made the purchase. How do I go get the deal reapplied?

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  fraid knot on 04/11/2020 - 12:45

  I like the look of these over Mi Bands but it's just a shame that they doesn't release the API's for these devices so that they can be integrated with the Sleep as Android app.

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  HunterBargainHunter on 04/11/2020 - 12:45

  100% claimed

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    adr8 on 04/11/2020 - 12:58

    +1

    You can still join the waitlist.

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      INFIDEL on 04/11/2020 - 14:39

      Deal ended. Now back to $50.