BodyBugg ?!?!

MandeeSue
MandeeSue Posts: 153
edited October 21 in Fitness and Exercise
Ok everyone I really really want a bodybugg (the kind on biggest loser) well I found one on ebay..the whole set it is used, but they said only for 6 month after free trial ? Do you have to buy something else to go with the body bugg ?? I really have no idea how to use it. So if anyone has one or knows about it please tell me !!! Thanks so much :)

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  • BlueObsidian
    BlueObsidian Posts: 297 Member
    The BodyBugg requires a subscription to their website to use. You get the free trial, but then you have to pay to continue to use it. I just checked the current prices which are: $9.95 for month to month, $49.95 for 6 months or $79.95 for 12 months. I used to have one and loved it, but I ended up having to sell it because of the subscription costs.
  • MandeeSue
    MandeeSue Posts: 153
    Oh wow I had no idea that you had to have a subscription :( Is there any other kind of calorie counting device that doesn't require a subscription ?
  • lacewitch
    lacewitch Posts: 766 Member
    Oh wow I had no idea that you had to have a subscription :( Is there any other kind of calorie counting device that doesn't require a subscription ?

    I'm not sure about the fitbit, but you can sync it to MFP can't see anything on the site and it is ment to be the new best thing!
    http://www.fitbit.com/
  • lacewitch
    lacewitch Posts: 766 Member
    Oh wow I had no idea that you had to have a subscription :( Is there any other kind of calorie counting device that doesn't require a subscription ?

    I'm not sure about the fitbit, but you can sync it to MFP can't see anything on the site and it is ment to be the new best thing!
    http://www.fitbit.com/
    thee is a premium service but also a free account! and with the sync from MFP i am considering
  • andrejjorje
    andrejjorje Posts: 497 Member
    At this point on the market for consumers there is no product more precise than bb in calorie counting.Immediately after that come the HRMs.FitBit is not reliable w/o a HR sensor.
  • jklovesmb
    jklovesmb Posts: 8
    I lost 75 lbs using the Bodybugg and would highly recomend it to anyone needing to lose a lot of weight. It's such a great tool to use for managing your calories. If you can find a way to pay the 10$ a month for the online subscription, I'd say do it! It's worth every penny.
  • morganadk2_deleted
    morganadk2_deleted Posts: 1,696 Member
    Oh wow I had no idea that you had to have a subscription :( Is there any other kind of calorie counting device that doesn't require a subscription ?

    I'm not sure about the fitbit, but you can sync it to MFP can't see anything on the site and it is ment to be the new best thing!
    http://www.fitbit.com/
    thee is a premium service but also a free account! and with the sync from MFP i am considering


    I have the fitbit and it does sync to MFP i love it too, but as somebody else said its nor a HRM. depends what you want it for . i like to monitor how active i am , i have an office job and have long suspected that i'm neither sedentry of fairly active , so for me its perfect.

    good luck on your journey :flowerforyou:
  • MandeeSue
    MandeeSue Posts: 153
    I have never heard of a FitBit..what is it and do you have to have a monthly subscription for it ?
  • BritFitB
    BritFitB Posts: 106 Member
    The FitBit is a way better deal! No subscription necessary, only a one-time purchase!
  • chrisdavey
    chrisdavey Posts: 9,834 Member
    you can use a bodybugg without the subscription if you google it :)
  • BlancaY
    BlancaY Posts: 1
    Wow! I'm really liking the Fitbit! I like how it also tracks sleep!
  • MandeeSue
    MandeeSue Posts: 153
    So does the FitBit count your calories throughout the day like the GoWear or BodyBugg? I am doing P90X and MMA fighting so I need to have every movement tracked.
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