Panther Health

I switched to panther about two months ago. I came from Whoop. I’ve had two updates so far. With both of the updates, I had to uninstall the app, reboot, reinstall it re-login and reboot again in order for it to keep syncing with Apple health. I hope they work this issue out and I’m sure they will. It would also be nice to have more workout options that are nontraditional like housework or gardening.

With this new update, the app FINALLY matches the beauty of the band. Definitely looks like a modern app now with nice features. Thank you for listening to your community, and make an updates to the app! Look forward to further improvements. Definitely a huge step in the right direction, keep it up, and I see you guys blowing up in the fitness tracker world. Would like to see strava integration somewhere down the line!

First, congratulations to the Panther team for successfully streamlining this project and delivering a polished product. The device itself makes a strong first impression—the metal casing feels solid and well-designed, and it sits comfortably on the wrist. The leather strap is decent in quality and fits well, though a slightly more premium feel would elevate the overall experience. Setup was smooth: charging was quick and straightforward, and syncing with the iOS app took only moments. Over the last several hours, the activity tracking metrics (HRV, blood oxygen, heart rate, etc.) have matched closely with my Apple Watch—an encouraging sign of accuracy. The app interface is clean, intuitive, and so far glitch-free. Navigating device settings, such as enabling or disabling SMS, alarm, and phone notifications, is simple and clearly laid out. Overall, the Panther Eclipse is off to a very good start. I’m looking forward to putting it through its paces and providing a more in-depth review once I’ve lived with it a bit longer.