A 1.85-inch fitness tracker that answers and makes Bluetooth calls, logs 120+ sports, spots walks and runs on its own and lasts up to a week per charge.
The FITVII HM57 blurs the line between a fitness tracker and a calling watch. It keeps the health focus of a tracker, with heart rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen and sleep, but adds a 1.85-inch HD screen and an AAC audio speaker for Bluetooth calls. Contacts live on the watch, so you can ring someone back from the wrist.
That makes the HM57 a good fit for walkers and gym-goers who keep the phone in a bag. A call during a cool-down lap is answered on the wrist, and texts and app notifications arrive on the same screen.
What the HM57 brings together:
More than 150 watch faces are available, and a photo face turns your own picture into the background. Brightness and screen-on time are adjustable, a small setting that has a big effect on how long the battery lasts.
The side button plus touchscreen combination makes it easy to wake the tracker or back out of a menu with sweaty fingers, when swipes are less reliable.
Music control and a camera remote cover the phone jobs, and find-my-phone makes the handset ring when it has slipped under a gym bag.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Display | 1.85-inch HD LCD touchscreen |
| Controls | Touchscreen and side button |
| Calling | Bluetooth calls with AAC audio, contacts on the watch |
| Notifications | Texts and app notifications |
| Watch faces | 150+, plus photo faces |
| Sports modes | 120+ |
| Auto workout detection | Walking, running, cycling, elliptical, rower |
| Heart rate and blood pressure | 24/7 |
| Blood oxygen | SpO2 monitoring |
| Sleep | Duration and sleep stages |
| Wellness | Guided breathing, menstrual tracking, sedentary and water reminders |
| Water resistance | IP67; not for diving or surfing |
| Battery life | Up to 7 days standard, 15+ days in power-saving mode |
| Charging | Standard 5V charger |
| Phone compatibility | Android 7.0+, iOS 13.0+ |
| Band | 22mm TPU, tang buckle |
| Daily tools | Calculator, calendar, weather, stopwatch, countdown, alarm, music and camera control, find phone |
| Screen settings | Adjustable brightness and screen-on time |
| In the box | Tracker, charging cable, user manual |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Forgetting to press start loses more workouts than anything else. The HM57 recognises five activities on its own: walking, running, cycling, the elliptical and the rowing machine. When it notices one, it prompts you to record it, so a spontaneous walk home still counts.
For everything else there are 120+ sports modes, from gym classes to outdoor sports. Steps, distance and calories are counted all day, workout or not.
Build a week around the HM57 like this:
Heart rate and blood pressure are tracked 24/7, and blood oxygen can be checked any time. FITVII positions these readings as encouragement for a healthy lifestyle, not medical measurements, so look at the weekly pattern rather than one number.
The auto-detection also helps with honest records. A rowing session or elliptical workout logged under its real name gives a truer calorie and heart rate picture than lumping it into generic exercise.
All of it syncs to the companion app, where the data turns into charts by day and week. The app guide explains downloading, QR pairing and permissions for this style of tracker.
The HM57 is picky about power in one specific way. It is designed for a standard 5V charger, and fast chargers or high-wattage adapters can stop it charging or interrupt the charge. A laptop USB port or a basic phone adapter is the safe choice.
Standard mode gives up to 7 days of use. When you need to stretch a charge, such as a long weekend away, power-saving mode extends standby beyond 15 days.
IP67 protects against rain, sweat and splashes, and the rating allows brief immersion. FITVII rules out diving and surfing, and it makes sense to treat pools the same way. Take the HM57 off for swimming, hot showers and saunas.
More on cables and battery life sits in the charger guide, and pairing fixes live in the connection guide.
FITVII's own HM08 and a couple of calling watches are the natural comparisons. The HM57 wins on its mix of calls and a complete health set, while each rival is stronger at one thing.
| Model | Screen | Calls | Water |
|---|---|---|---|
| FITVII HM57 | 1.85-inch | Yes | IP67 |
| FITVII HM08 | 1.47-inch | No | IP68 |
| Jacoosa TG38 | 1.83-inch | Yes | IP68 |
| IDW26 | 1.83-inch | Yes | IP68 |
The FITVII HM08 is the slim, bracelet-style sibling with up to 10 days of battery and no calling. The Jacoosa TG38 adds IP68 and 140 sports modes but drops blood oxygen. The IDW26 brings Alexa and blood oxygen through the VeryFit app.
Before choosing the HM57, check these points:
Size is the other real choice. A 1.85-inch screen reads easily mid-workout and shows a whole text at once, but it sits wider on a small wrist than the HM08's narrow pod. If you mostly want sleep and step data and rarely take calls away from the phone, the HM08's extra battery days may matter more than the speaker.
Those who do want to talk from the wrist gain a lot from the HM57's contact list and five-activity detection, two features that save time every single day.
For a tracker that talks, counts every walk and keeps a full picture of heart, oxygen and sleep, the HM57 covers a lot of ground. Anyone who swims regularly should look for a 5ATM band instead.
Yes. It answers and makes Bluetooth calls through its AAC audio speaker, with contacts stored on the tracker.
A standard 5V charger or a computer USB port. Fast chargers and high-wattage adapters can stop it charging or interrupt the charge.
No. It is IP67 rated for rain, sweat and splashes; FITVII says it is not suitable for diving or surfing, so the pool is off limits.
Up to 7 days in standard mode, and over 15 days of standby in power-saving mode.
Walking, running, cycling, elliptical and rowing machine sessions.