A tiny C60 band with a bright 1.1-inch AMOLED screen that tracks heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure all day and scores every night's sleep in the Keep Health app.
The Moremore 1.1-inch fitness tracker is about as small as a colour-screen band gets. Inside is the C60 design: a 1.1-inch AMOLED touchscreen in a slim pod that sits flat under a sleeve and stays comfortable all night. It tracks heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen through the day and scores your sleep every morning.
AMOLED makes a tiny screen easy to read. Each pixel lights itself, so digits look crisp and bright against a black background, and a dark watch face keeps battery drain low. Preset faces cover the basics, and a custom face can show any photo you pick.
Why a band this small suits a lasting habit:
There is no speaker, microphone or GPS chip. Incoming calls, texts and WhatsApp, Facebook or Instagram messages appear on the screen, and the phone does the talking.
Charging uses a magnetic clip that snaps onto the back of the pod. One to two hours refills it for up to 7 days of regular use or 15 days on standby.
Remote camera control and find-my-device are there too, handy for a group photo or a phone lost in the sofa.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | C60 |
| Display | 1.1-inch AMOLED touchscreen |
| Watch faces | Preset faces plus custom photo faces |
| Companion app | Keep Health, no subscription fee |
| Health tracking | Heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen, all day |
| Sleep | Deep, light and wake time, with a nightly sleep score |
| Sports modes | 25; choose which appear on the band |
| Activity tracking | Steps, distance, calories, exercise time |
| Notifications | Calls, texts, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram |
| Water resistance | 5ATM, as rated for the C60 design |
| Battery life | Up to 7 days regular use, 15 days standby |
| Charging | Magnetic, 1-2 hours |
| Phone compatibility | Android 5.0+, iOS 9.0+ |
| Apple Health | Not supported |
| Family view | Add family members in the app |
| Daily tools | Sedentary and water reminders, alarm, stopwatch, remote camera, find device, cycle prediction |
| In the box | Tracker, charging cable, manual |
| Colour | Black |
Sleep is where the Moremore band earns its keep. Each night it tracks when you fall asleep, how long you spend in deep and light sleep and when you wake. By morning the Keep Health app turns that into a single sleep score you can compare day to day.
A single number makes a sleep habit easier to steer. Instead of reading charts, you check whether the score went up or down and connect it to what changed the evening before.
A two-week sleep experiment with the band:
Heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure run in the background. They help explain a bad night: a raised resting heart rate after a late meal or a hard evening session often shows up alongside a lower score.
All readings are for general wellness and not medical use. The band is not a diagnostic device, so persistent odd readings deserve a doctor's view rather than more wrist checks.
The FitPro smart watch review compares how well small bands like this one track sleep against bigger watches.
The band pairs with the free Keep Health app on Android 5.0 or later and iOS 9.0 or later, and there is no subscription fee. Inside the app the band appears with a name starting C60, which is the one to tap. Charge it first: the band activates on its first charge.
Next, choose your sports. Keep Health lists 25 modes: walking, running, indoor running and walking, hiking, cycling, indoor and dynamic cycling, yoga, dancing, roller skating, badminton, tennis, basketball, soccer, rugby, golf, weightlifting, climbing, jump rope, push-ups, sit-ups, high-intensity training, fitness and free training. Pick the handful you do and they appear on the band.
After linking, the clock follows the phone, and your chosen sports fill the band's workout menu.
Keep Health does not connect to Apple Health, so iPhone owners who pool data there should know the history stays in Keep Health. For more pairing fixes, see the connection guide.
Several 1.1-inch AMOLED bands share the same small-pod idea. The Zeacool 5ATM runs the same C60 design and the same Keep Health app, while Bakoor and YBYHFAA offer close cousins.
| Band | Screen | Water | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moremore C60 | 1.1-inch AMOLED | 5ATM | Up to 7 days |
| Zeacool 5ATM | 1.1-inch AMOLED | 5ATM | 10-14 days regular use |
| Bakoor | 1.1-inch AMOLED | IP68 | Up to 7 days |
| YBYHFAA BSC60 | 1.1-inch AMOLED | IP68 | Not stated |
The Zeacool 5ATM is the closest match and quotes the longer battery figure, and it comes in a Bordeaux finish. The Bakoor band adds heart rate variability and breathing rate readings. The YBYHFAA keeps the last 5 workouts on the band itself.
Before picking the Moremore, weigh these points:
A tiny band also pairs well with a bigger watch. Some people wear a calling watch by day and switch to the C60 at night, because a 1.1-inch pod is far kinder under a pillow than a 1.83-inch slab. Keep Health then holds the sleep record, while the day watch handles calls.
Choosing between the Moremore and the Zeacool comes down to colour and battery claims, since the hardware and app match. Both pair with Keep Health and both score your sleep every night.
For a small, bright band that tracks the day and scores the night, the Moremore C60 is an easy one to live with. Spare magnetic cables are covered in the charger guide.
Keep Health, a free app with no subscription. The band shows up there under a name starting with C60.
It carries a 5ATM rating for sweat, heavy rain and hand washing. Take it off for saunas and hot showers.
No. Keep Health keeps the data in its own app and does not connect to Apple Health.
About once a week in regular use, or every 15 days if left on standby; the magnetic charger takes 1-2 hours.
No. With no speaker or microphone, it only tells you who is calling or texting.