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Any recommendations?
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Either? Both?
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I've recently obtained a Hidrate Spark 2.0 Smart Bottle, and while it works fine in its own app, it doesn't seem to sync with Fitbit - even if I have it "connected" in my account with Hidrate. Has anybody else encountered this, and is there a known fix?
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Apple Cider Vinegar has been "in" for a while. I remember people doing...whatever...with it when I was in college, ten years ago.
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Both, really. Having it simply track where I've been and sync up later on is how it would primarily be useful, but it would also be tremendous if I were able to plan a route ahead of time and load it to Ionic.
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Thanks for the recommendations. My Costco membership lapsed, but I've been thinking to get it again for meal planning now that I'm back into it.
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Great - thanks!
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Does it have the capability to use the GPS independently of a phone's data connection? If so, it would be a huge boon, meaning I could just leave my phone at home when I go for a run or a ride.
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Is there a particular device you would recommend? I'm looking right now just at whatever's on Amazon, and there's a range of different products that may accomplish what I'm looking for, but which get pretty pricey.
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Ah, so there's no way to (for example), download a route, because there's no actual GPS in the Ionic, then?
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Is there perhaps a Fitbit Ionic app that might work at all?
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I would continue using my Pixel as a "tablet" at home, so I have no issue with something that has no actual display that will just "sync" up when it connects to whatever device. I have a laptop and a desktop computer that could also suffice, and would even be willing to hook it up to one of those to actually "sync" my…
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So far with my 1400 daily calories this year, I haven't had issues with feeling exhausted, but like I said - it's been pretty low-stress so far. Once testing season starts and I get ready to move to a new house in the near future, I expect the stress-eating to resume, but I'm hoping to find tips to offset that. Yesterday,…