Testseek.com have collected 6 expert reviews of the Fitbit Fitness and Sleep Tracker and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fitbit Fitness and Sleep Tracker.
(70%)
6 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Very easy setup, Good battery life, Easy to slip on & off, Light and comfortable, Flexible clasp adjustment
Cumbersome app design, No auto enter in sleep mode, Intimidating charging cable design, Less intuitive food and sleep tracker, Not water proof (water resistant only)
The Fitbit Force is a fitness tracker, which is deemed to perform fairly good when measuring your exercise, diet and sleep. The tiny yet sharp and easy-to-access display will keep you constantly abreast of your activity levels and calories burned. Though...
Abstract: Rather than selling different sizes of its band individually, Fitbit thankfully packs two options in with each Flex, both featuring the same simple, elegant design. The smaller band has an internal diameter of about 7.5 inches, and the larger measure...
Published: 2013-03-07, Author: James , review by: makeuseof.com
Abstract: Fitbit One is an activity monitor and sleep tracker. It counts steps taken, distance travelled, stairs climbed, and calories burnt. In sleep mode, it tracks the number of times you got up or were awake, and gives a calculated quality of sleep score. It re...
Tracks steps, distance traveled, sleep patterns; estimates spent calories. Elegant device design and interface. Wireless sync. Battery lasts a week between charges.
Includes little coaching about how to achieve your goals. Online features feel scattered. Food tracker includes many redundant listings with conflicting nutritional information. Technical problems with charging and syncing.
The Fitbit is fun and useful as a calorie counter and pedometer, but its disjointed, overreaching online tools stress quantity over quality.Fitbit...
A true boon for dataloving geeks who want to track their workout progress. Nicely designed, minimalist hardware. Doesn't just focus on exercise: Diet and sleep are also tracked. Easily clips to just about anything. Nerdtastic amounts of data can be had fo
More prone to loss than the Detroit Lions. May be a bit hard for nonnative speakers of the tech language to immediately master. Other running trackers work a tad more accurately. Come on Fitbit, spill your guts about the flower
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Published: 2009-10-15, Author: Tim , review by: engadget.com
Simple design, Incredibly easy to use, Solid website
Too few options for serious athletes, Sleep tracking seems hitormiss, Only really provides step counts
