MEDION Fitness

MEDION GmbH

About this app

Now it's easy to keep an eye on your sporting activities at all times: With the MEDION Fitness App, daily performance finally becomes tangible. Whether you are a professional runner, a recreational athlete or an office worker who wants to move a little more: the app helps you to consistently pursue the sporting goals you have set.
Below you will find some examples of the diverse functions of MEDION Fitness:
- Creation of a personal user profile
- Recording of heart rate, steps, distances & calories burned
- Documentation of sleep patterns
- Sharing your progress with friends
- Photo remote & music control function
- Alarm clock function
- Call and message notification
- Anti Lost function
- Data storage on your smartphone or tablet & data protection guaranteed by servers in Germany
The MEDION Fitness App for iOS and Android offers all this and more free of charge.

https://www.medion.com/fitnesstracker/app-info/de/
http://www.medion.com/fitnesstracker/terms/


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Ratings and reviews

*please see EDIT lower down..... Not able to set up an account, sometimes it tells me the user name is taken, then other times it says an unknown error has occurred. Please help me to sort this out or the two fitness trackers I have just bought will be going back to the shop. *EDIT* have upped to 4 stars due to fast response from developer and now being able to connect and set the device up. I will review again once I've had a chance to use it for a while. Thank you

It only just fits my wrist. In danger of being too big. Couldn't create a Medion account via the App to set up my tracker. In the end I had to chose the access via Facebook option. I've not added my date of birth as you have to scroll back. Not ideal to say the least. I'm going to play around with it before deciding whether to keep it. I know it's inexpensive but it should be easier to set up than this !

It's pretty stable, reliable and easy to use. However, the sleep and heart rate graphs should be zoomable (finger pinch & spread), especially vertically for the heart rate. Gridlines 50 bpm apart is far too coarse to be useful. Max & min bpm numerical values would be very useful in addition to the currently available average and resting. In fact they're probably a lot more useful than average bpm. A nice additional feature would be to graphically log body weight over time, user input obviously.

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