1- The device is lightweight and you can wear it and forget you are wearing it but this has a downside (see#3 below). The device comes with one single button and that button has a really bad design. It has a rubber feel and when you press it, you have no idea if it took your press or did you long press, double press. You have no clue. 2- Every time you use this device for a soccer session and you come back to sync to your phone, the sync gets stuck on a random percentage every time. The image I show is the device stuck at 29%, the next time it gets stuck at 42%. You long press the horribly design button on the device and you reset it couple of times then it comes back and you can sync the session. On average, it takes me 4-5 attempts to sync. 3-Because this device is lightweight, you might wear it to a soccer game and when the game is over, you forget to remove the device from your back. The dang thing continue to track your movement and thinks that going 60Mph is actually your speed. The view with the large map in the image, is the tracker thinking I ran on the highway at speed record. 4- It supposedly tracks your sprints BUT you have no clue which sprint was in the first half or the second half. The image I attached with a map and arrows going up and down, show that each arrow is a sprint but you have no clue what the length means or which one was first vs. second half. 5- The image I attached with the heatmap shows the movement on the field but again, you have no clue what the breakdown is and the picture shows that you were literally all over the field. The image is for a right wing player. 6- The image I attached with the Total Distance shows that I covered 16 miles but it was the tracker tracking me inside the care while I was on the highway. It thinks that I cover more distance than Sterling. The tracker is very basic. 7- The attached image with the Max Speed shows the same wrong data from point #6 which it recorded my speed while I was inside the car and the car moving. 8- The tracker uses GPS, and every where I go (practice/game) the tracker show no GPS. All and all, this is a very basic tracker for the price we paid ($300). I'd pay $60 max for this basic functionality. With some manual effort, this can be an okay tracker. I'd have to stop the tracker mid game and then start it at second half (if I remember). I ended it up retiring it a month ago after trying it for a few practice sessions and few games. The data is useless and you can't tell what's what. Read more

Me llegó uno fallado, y el servicio post venta funcionó perfectamente y rápido. El nuevo dispositivo funciona muy bien. Read more

It came without the actual device needed to actually function. (The tracker) Read more

I bought the StatSport tracker for my son to monitor and improve his performance in training and matches. He plays football at academy level & we want to give him every chance of fulfilling his dream & becoming a professional footballer. We chose this product as they seem to be the best provider & also work with all the Premier League teams & loads of the England team. We saw a TV ad with all the players wearing this on TV, which made us explore this further. The device and app are reliable and easy to interpret once set up. The vest is comfortable to wear & my son says he feels like a Premier League footballer wearing it. It has certainly created interest with his peers. Its great to be able to see his stats after the game & he is now regularly competing against himself to improve his results. Absolutely love this. Well done StatSport. Read more

Excelente produto. Recomendo. Read more

high quality device which helps with my goal yo become a pro footballer Read more