BUTFORFIT B6 Fitness Tracker with 1.47 inch Display
A light, low cost tracker for casual use, with average accuracy and no GPS.
The short version
- First time tracker buyers who want steps, sleep and notifications
- Teens or casual users who want a light, low cost band
- You train seriously and need accurate heart rate during intervals
- You run or ride outdoors without your phone and want GPS routes
- You want health readings you can rely on for anything beyond general fitness
What owners like
- Very light and comfortable for all day and overnight wear
- Screen is easy to read
- Battery lasts most of a week and recharges in about two hours
- Notifications arrive reliably
Common complaints
- Heart rate and step accuracy is only average, and heart rate drifts during hard workouts if the band shifts
- Most of the 137 sport modes are near duplicates of a few core modes
- No built in GPS, so outdoor routes need the phone
- Companion app is less polished than Fitbit, Garmin or Apple
- Maker battery estimates run higher than testing found
Based on A two week hands-on test at Montre-connectee.net, the BUTFORFIT listing on Amazon.ca and a retailer product summary at Ofertitastop..
Research scores
Scored from the maker's specs and what owners report. Drew's own notes and photos will refine these.
Ownership
- Mar 2026
First bought.
Drew's hands-on notes for this product are on the way. Long-term updates will be added to this timeline.
What it does
A low cost wrist fitness tracker from BUTFORFIT (the order record reads BUTTORTT) with a 1.47 inch touch screen, heart rate and sleep tracking, step counting and phone notifications.
- Large rectangular touch screen for a band style tracker
- Call, text and app notifications from a paired phone
- Music controls, remote camera shutter and find my phone
- Sleep tracking with deep, light and REM stages
- Light enough to wear around the clock, including in the shower
A reasonable pick for beginners and casual users who want steps, heart rate, sleep and phone alerts on the wrist for little money. The trade-off is accuracy and depth: hands-on testing found average precision during hard exercise, no built in GPS and a basic app, so runners and data focused users should look at an established brand.
How it compares
Specs
- Display
- 1.47 inch TFT touch screen
- Tracking
- Heart rate, sleep stages (deep, light, REM), steps, calories
- Sport modes
- 137 listed, including 7 core modes such as walking, running, cycling and swimming
- Water resistance
- IP68, with 5 ATM listed by one retailer
- Battery
- 150mAh; about 5 to 7 days in Montre-connectee.net testing
- Charge time
- About 2 hours, per Montre-connectee.net
- Weight
- About 16 g, per Montre-connectee.net
- GPS
- None built in; uses the phone's location
- Phones
- Android and iPhone via a companion app
Worth knowing
- The maker states it is a fitness tracker, not a medical device, and should not replace professional medical diagnosis or advice.
Questions
Is BUTFORFIT a good fitness tracker brand?
It is a budget brand. Hands-on testing found it fine for daily steps, sleep and notifications, with average accuracy during intense exercise.
How long does the BUTFORFIT tracker battery last?
Montre-connectee.net measured about 5 to 7 days with a roughly 2 hour recharge, shorter than the maker's estimate.
Is the BUTFORFIT tracker waterproof?
It is rated IP68 for everyday wear, and the hands-on tester wore it in the shower. One retailer also lists 5 ATM and says it suits splashes and snorkelling.
Does it have GPS?
No. It relies on the connected phone for location.
Does it work with iPhone?
Yes. It pairs with Android phones and iPhones through a companion app.
Sources
- Amazon.ca: BUTFORFIT Fitness Tracker, Smart Watch with 1.47" Touch Display, 137+ Sport Modes
- Montre-connectee.net: Test BUTFORFIT B6
- Ofertitastop: BUTFORFIT B6 Fitness Tracker and Smart Watch
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.
