Which Fitbit do you have?
jayleeshells
Posts: 17 Member
Just curious as to what Fitbit everyone has and if you think it's worth the money that you spent on it.
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I have the fitbit Charge HR and I personally think it is. It allowed me to keep track of my heart range to know how my body was burning calories.0
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I have the Fitbit Blaze and love it because of the display information0
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Blaze. Quite enjoying it so far, though it is making maintaining my surplus more expensive. Damned thing keeps making me want to move around and stuff.0
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Blaze and I love it0
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Charge HR & It was totally worth the money. It helps motivate me to move more & the heart rate monitor lets me know how hard I worked!1
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Charge HR! It's the best and really helps with keeping you motivated because you can see all your calories/steps/heart rate right on you wrist! Definitely worth it!0
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Charge HR. I've had it for 8 days and I'm addicted! I now purposefully walk up stairs and get up from my desk regularly just to be able to log my activity! I love getting up in the morning and logging in to see my sleep stats - more addictive than stepping on the scale0
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Charge HR, but I really want the blaze now after reading these other posts!!0
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Have a Zip I wore for about 18 mo this, liked it; a Charge HR I've had since last Nov, love it; have inherited hubby's Surge, like it although a bit bulky.0
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jayleeshells wrote: »Just curious as to what Fitbit everyone has and if you think it's worth the money that you spent on it.
Personally I don't use a FitBit, whilst they have greatest market penetration the devices are mediocre in comparison with other ranges; Garmin, Polar. I was also struck by just how many people raved about how quickly FitBit relaced defective items, which indicates a very high failure rate for them.
I use a Garmin VivoSmart HR, which works alongside my Forerunner Triathlon watch and Edge cycling computer. The step counter, stair counter and exertion monitoring are interesting, but not all that motivational for me. The biggest benefit is the ability to monitor my Resting Heart Rate trends over time, informing my training.
What I can also do, which is useful, is broadcasting HR data to my Forerunner and Edge, so avoiding the need to wear a chest strap, and the associated scarring on my sternum if I'm wearing it for 2-3 hours at a time.
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Charge HR synced with MFP has been the dynamic duo in my weight loss journey.1
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I used to have the charge , which was great , then my husband brought me the Fitbit Alta , really motivates me and people try and beat me.0
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Thanks everyone!0
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I have a Surge. It is bulky and the face is rather strangely sloped, but it has built in GPS, so I don't have to carry my phone with me. It was a good compromise for me as I want a wearable fitness tracker that I could also use to track distance covered on runs without needing a phone or a second device.0
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Zip
I actively dislike the concept of 24 hour HR wearable monitors0 -
I'm old school... I lurve my Fitbit One.0
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I have a Flex. It's been giving me syncing problems lately but I still like it overall. When it dies, I think I'll upgrade to a Charge or Charge HR.0
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I'm on Team Garmin as well. I had an Gen 1 VivoFit, then I got a VivoSmart HR, and just upgraded to the VivoActive HR and really like the watch. GPS, Heart Rate*, Sleep, Stairs... all that good stuff. I cannot do a Fitbit product. I go to the pool and local Water Parks way to much to worry about losing a Fitbit or leaving it behind.
*I use the Heart Rate Monitor more as a recovery tool instead of a in workout tool, since I use a Chest Strap HRM for that.0 -
I have owned a Zip, a One, A Flex, A Charge HR, and now a Blaze. I think each one was worth it, which is why I keep trading up when new ones come out. I love them!0
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I had a charge and it broke was super sad and hubby bought me a blaze which I am really loving. Like having the exercise able to sync with my phone gps for more stats0
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I have a Charge HR. I wear it about 80% of the time. For the price it is definitely worth the money. I watch my heart rate while exercising or doing anything that offers a bit of exertion. I also have a Polar HR monitor and I always compare the 2 or compare with exercise equipment that measure HR. It is pretty consistent.0
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I have a Fitbit Charge. I got it as a gift, so yes, definitely worth the price. Though once I get enough money I may upgrade it to a Blaze [for the replaceable bands, and the HRM should be useful since I have some slight heart problems].0
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Charge HR it keeps me motivated I love it. It is also linked to mfp.0
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Charge hr. I personally don't think the heart rate monitor was worth the extra money. It isn't exactly accurate and it does nothing to change your earned calories. That's all based off steps which you get with a cheaper version. Besides that...I love it.0
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I had the Zip, Flex and now the Blaze. LOVE the blaze mainly because it is a watch when I need it to be (most of the day), and has more options for specifying the type of exercise I am doing. I also like the feature of seeing text messages and calls from the display to determine if I need to stop what I am doing and actually take out my phone which is usually tucked away. Worth every penny for me based on my needs.1
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Flex, didn't see the point in spending twice the money on a hrm, my phone can do my heart rate if I need it to.0
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Flex......love it.0
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Flex. I've had it for ages. I used to have a Zip, but it took one too many trips through the washing machine.0
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team garmin here too... i had a fitbit flex and it died after about 15 months of constant (outside of charging it) wear. I researched and decided on the garmin vivofit2. I LOVE it. no charging and no worries about it when I am swimming. In fact, it tracks my swims and my biking too!0
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Regular Charge but the band is breaking and my birthday is coming up so I may upgrade to the Blaze. I like the idea of being able to use some less sporty looking bands.0
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