Digimon - Vital Hero Interactive Fitness Tracker/ Digital Watch/ Virtual Pet (Black)

It's essentially just a barebones, bracelet fitness tracker with a virtual pet in it. It's a fun little toy if you're a digimon. The form factor is discreet enough that it doesn't feel too different from wearing a smartwatch. Unlike previous digivices and other virtual pets, there's not a huge emphasis on caring for your digimon - no feeding, cleaning, etc. It's as simple as the more active you are, the better of a Digimon you'll get. It only comes with one base Digimon, and you'll need to get DIM cards to get kore, but it's all just cheap enough that it doesn't feel like a big deal. A bit of a shame it uses MicroUSB instead of USB-C, but it's a 5 year old product at this point, so it's fine. Battery life is fine, it'll go a day without charging, but no more than that. Overall, it serves as a good motivation to stand up and be a little active once in a while, which is nice. Not many features or functions, but it's cute.

I purchased the Digimon Vital Hero watch for my teenage son who had mentioned wanting a watch and who enjoys Digimon. He loves it. He loves seeing what type of Digimon he's going to get as it evolves. The battery life is decent. It looks great and is fun. It's a great value. It's durable to wear all day. It's a toy, a fitness tracker, and a watch all in one.

I'm the proud owner of not one but three Vital Hero bracelets. I've been a Digimon Fan ever since watching the first season of the anime all the way back in 1997 at the humble age of four years old. As much as I love the Vital Hero and the effort your company is making to bring Digimon back into Western countries, I understand that there's an upgraded version of the original Vital Bracelet product known as the Vital Bracelet BE. As a user of the Vital Arena App, I understand that there is currently any event underway known as Fourth Battle which is based around the online novel, Digimon Seekers. I'd love to participate, but Vital Hero users like myself are left in a very awkward position. That being said, I wish to help out in anyway I can to help promote Digimon products throughout the United States and beyond. There are many over here like myself who want to introduce the franchise to a new generation of eager young Digimon enthusiast, but we don't have the means to update the products directly from Japan. Having said all of this, I humbly request more Digimon Products being officially released into all over the world, especially the VBBE, so that my younger relatives and possible future children can know the joy and wonder of raising their very own virtual pet as I did so many years ago. Thank you for your time, Dennis J. Taylor

Bought this when it was on sale at ~$20. I’m bad at forming habits and keeping them, so I charge, turn on, and play the device for maybe a few days, then forget to charge it before I need to head out and lose a day or two and forget about it. I really enjoy it, but mostly as a Digimon fan who bought a V-pet I don’t have to worry about feeding else it dies. The NFC battle feature is very fun, I like to spring it on new people by asking to battle their phone/see what digimon lives in their phone. Negatives: The wrist strap works by pushing the sticky-outy bit into one of the holes on the outer strap. If you get sweaty enough and slick up the strap, even through normal use, it can slide out and fall off your wrist and scuff itself up. The way the battery is, you’re recommended never to leave the device charging unattended, or let it overcharge. This is reasonable, but I always forget to charge it during the day since I’m wearing it, and charging it overnight is not advised. The little digimon is really cute, and it does sort of mimic your actions by being in either an idle, walking, jogging, or running state; but there isn’t really a way to directly interact with your digimon outside of starting a battle, which makes sense with the device focusing on being a fitness tracker, but does kinda neglect the V-pet/companion side of it. I would recommend this product if you do not already own a fitness tracker/fitbit, find it on sale or discounted, and value the ability to see a little guy in your device grow and change over a few weeks of playing.

Picked this up for like $15 super good deal, it's not a fitness device, more like a toy watch with some fitness function. The heart rate monitor is at best seni-accurate and the step count works decent enough, leveling up your little guy is a lot of fun and the NFC battle functionality is neat. I've been in stores, scanned a taptopay and gotten in fights and people were quite interested in my little dude fighting the random Digimon that spawned. All in all for $15 pick one up it's a fun little toy with decent battery life.

Very good product. A fun toy which captures the childhood joy of Digimon. The heart rate and step counter is pretty inaccurate but if you need an excuse to start working out or running then it’s worth it.

É muito divertido, nostálgico.

Sad the app no longer supports online but still fun for any digimon fans

Legal e da pra se distrair no dia a dia chegou dentro do esperado e é um bom produto

Got this digimon watch for my son and I and it’s fantastic we both can v each other and it’s great value for money