Does Anyone Here Use Mio Active Connect?
notreallytrillian
Posts: 77 Member
I'm thinking about purchasing the Mio Active Connect but it's not cheap and I want to make sure the people who have it are enjoying it before I do. Does anyone on here us it? What have your experiences been? Is it good quality and accurate? Is it worth the $129 investment?
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Yah it is a little price, is this just to get your stats when you work out?0
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Yeah kind of. I have some very sedentary days at work and then I have other days where I'm literally running around the whole day escorting people all over our huge building. I just want something that tracks how many calroies I burn on those days because I have no idea how to calculate it.0
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What about the fitbit? Mine does all that and syncs with MFP effortlessly. You can get one for $59.0
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What about the fitbit? Mine does all that and syncs with MFP effortlessly. You can get one for $59.
Awesome - thanks for the tip!0 -
Also look at Bodymedia fit and the new Basis and Amiigo.0
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Thanks for the question notreallytril--I came here looking for the same answer.
Also thanks for the fitbit info--I was trying to figure out if it syncs with MFP but wasn't seeing that it does.0 -
I have the fitbit and while I do like it, the step count isn't always accurate, along with the stairs, sometimes I have climbed maybe 2 flights of stairs and it'll say 12!
Also I have a problem with it syncing. This is my 3rd fitbit because of malfunctions.
It's nice but I'm definitely upgrading to the mio that has heart rate monitoring.0 -
I started this reseach process last fall. I'm a social worker so price was a huge factor. I also have to wear girl clothes three times each week to work so style was a factor. I needed something that would track my weight, body fat, lean muscle, movement, sleep and heart rate. Here's what I decided.
Body bug was out for several reasons: initial cost was high and the monthly cost of keeping it up was astronomical. It wasn't something I could ever hide.
Nike thing, along with all other wrist bands, were out because I couldn't wear it to work without it looking like I was wearing a teen-ager's rubber band around my wrist.
I setteled on the following mix:
*FitBit (easily hidden and pretty accurate to track movement, elivation gain and sound sleep)
**Affordable intiall cost
**No monthly fee
**Syncs to MFP which, in my opinion, has the best database for food
*Aria digital WiFi scale
**I sync it to MFP and https://trendweight.com/ both of which are free
*Endomondo
**I purchased the $5 "pro" version becuase I WOG not run and the interval program on there is easily customizable for me.
**I sync this to MFP too
*I just bought a Wahoo Fitness Heart Monitor Run Pack because FitBit doesn't track non moving exercise like Yoga, Weights and Pilates.
**It syncs to both Endomondo thorugh my iPhone
That makes my overall cost:
*FitBit $99
**free website
*Aria Scale $125
**trendweight free website
*Endomondo $5
*WaHoo Fitness Heart Rate Monitor $99
**That's a grand total of less than $330 without needing any other costs.
Worked for me0
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