Looking for a smart watch - iPhone
reeves_55
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Hi, can anyone recommend a good but not massively expensive smart watch to work with iPhone please. Have been looking at the Fitbit Blaze, probably the most I would want to spend. Needs to be like a watch too, this is why I have been looking at this one.
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I liked my Blaze until I lost it and left Fitbit. It does, however, look like it's being phased out for the Versa. https://fitbit.com/versa0
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Love my Blaze!!!0
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Apple Watch. It will work massively better with the iPhone. And you can find the series 1 on sale pretty often2
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I had a Fitbit, a Charge and Charge 2. I do Like the Apple Watch a little better myself. FitBit does have a “better” battery life, several days without charging makes for a good sleep tracker.
I just hate the charging connector on those things. My first one wouldn’t make contact with the charger, the port got worn out after a year. The second one with the clip also had to be placed just right for it to charge.
If you want a fitness tracker first and a watch second, go Fitbit.
If you are looking a smart watch with the best iPhone intigration go Apple Watch.
Apple Watch does track my heart rate better that Fitbit
Apple Watch will last several years. In my experience FitBit lasted a year before something went wrong.0 -
I have the Fitbit Versa and I love it! Fitbits first attempt in to the smartwatch arena. Whilst its not up there with the iWatch yet its has good potential.0
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Second Apple Watch1
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In the stated price range, I'd recommend a Series 1 Apple Watch also. The hardware is much higher quality than anything Fitbit has ever built and it has far better smartwatch features/iPhone integration than any other smartwatch. The downside is that you have to charge it daily (although it charges pretty quickly).
In a higher price range, I'd recommend all Garmin all day long. The Vivoactive 3, ForeRunner 645, 935, Fenix 5/5X/5S. They're far better activity/workout trackers than Fitbit or Apple, built better, can connect with external ANT+/BT sensors (which Fitbit can't), and both their battery life and software (Garmin Connect) is far superior to Apple's. They don't have the total integration into Apple's ecosystem like the Apple Watch does, but they do have quite a few smartwatch features.1
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