1. Why does it need GPS enabled in order to Bluetooth connect to the watch? Counting steps does not need GPS info, sleep monitoring does not need GPS info, heart rate readings do not need GPS info, O2 readings do not need GPS info, blood pressure readings do not need GPS info... so WHY require it? For your Mapping feature? I NEVER use it.
2. BEWARE, uninstalling will delete all your data! Where can I get the previous version so I can use my watch again? ---------- Update ----------- After a lot of experimenting, I found the "binding" failure to be caused by the cell phone's Location feature being disabled.
3. Needs to be more like apple watch but for android phones.In the latest update they have taken away the ability to turn off heart rate checking every half an hour.
4. For some strange reason, when recording in sports mode, it records everything as "one hour later" than the correct time on the watch itself.Had a bit of an issue, after an update.
5. Also, step counter should only be active if you're actually walking; standing in the shower shouldn't count as distance walked (this is a problem with the FitCloud app, not sure if iband has the same issue, but it's worth pointing it out anyway).App keeps syncing after 1 day usage.
6. I won't be able to sleep with the watch on anymore! Why take this feature away?! Samsung Galaxy S10 (SM-G973F), Android 9 Update: this feature has returned.
7. Always remain blank.Latest update is broken, will no longer connect (bind) to the watch.
8. And this software does improve performance of the K2 smart watch.
9. This could be the watch or the app.there are updates periodically, which is already better than many other smart watch APPs.
10. I want full Google Fit compatibility in iband, including automatic syncing of blood pressure and blood oxygen data to Google Fit.
11. Also, is there a way to update backgrounds on this watch.