The Fitbit Flex benefits from having a lower price point – something that’s sure to entice buyers who have a strict budget. Sporting a cost of $100 at the moment, the Fitbit Flex undeniably easier on the pockets than the $200 cost attached to the Sams...
Published: 2014-05-01, Author: Sean , review by: androidandme.com
Simplicity, The virtue of doing one thing and doing it well is espoused in a lot of different areas. I would say that the Fitbit Flex is a perfect embodiment of that principle. The Flex is there to record your steps and your sleep. If you so choose you ca
Proprietary Charger
My wearables experience prior to the Fitbit Flex had been mostly with smartwatches and Glass, so I wasn't sure how I would feel about a simple fitness band. The concept won me over in just a few days. After a few weeks of use I could really see it changin...
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Published: 2014-04-08, Author: Twitter
Terry , review by: wegotserved.com
With the Flex, Fitbit has created a great-looking, easy to use and friendly tracker design – across both hardware and software. The wristband looks and Fe's great and performs well, pulling off the trick of being almost invisible when you don't need it an...
Comfortable to wear for extended periods of time, Great battery life, Interchangeable bands are available in lots of color options, Cheaper than many other options, Custom alarms let you remind yourself of anything with a gentle vibration on your wrist
Calorie count is exaggerated in my experience, as is step count in some instances, Clasp on the band can easily get snagged and come undone
The Fitbit Flex is one of the most versatile trackers when it comes to style but it isn't the best on the market where accuracy is concerned. Unforunately I had a similar experience with the Force which concerns me and makes me lean towards other offering...
Published: 2014-03-05, Author: Anthony , review by: tomsguide.com
Comfortable desig, Multiple color option, Appealing and intuitive ap, Plugs into several third-party apps
Difficult to put o, Display supplies minimal inf, Lacks heart rate tracking
Nearly a year after it was originally released, the Fitbit Flex is still a compelling product. While difficult to get on your wrist, the $99 Flex is one of the most comfortable gadgets in this category to wear, and you can customize the band to meet ...
Comfortable and inconspicuous, Optional bands and pendants available, Effortless data uploads; two wireless options
Basic LED display, Doesn't track stairs climbed
The Fitbit Flex offers the same wireless syncing, compatibility with a wide range of devices and connection to Fitbit's web account as the brand's other leading activity trackers. By replacing the display with a series of LED lights and losing the stair-t...
It has a very minimalist design, Water resistant, Available in a variety of colors, Mobile app is extremely comprehensive
Proprietary charging port, Misinterprets hand movements as steps sometimes
Fitbit has been in the game of making fitness trackers, so they have the experience to deliver quality products to the table – and the Fitbit Flex is undoubtedly one of them! It’s stylish, yet discrete, so it’s wonderful that it’s something we can wear...
Abstract: The flex is an interesting entry to Fitbits line of activity tracking devices. Being the first device designed specifically for the wrist, it also represents a major update in functionality from its predecessors. While it can be argued that the original f...
Abstract: The Fitbit Flex is easy to use once you get it out of that atrocious packaging. We found it funny that the little plastic piece inside the package that the Flex band wraps around resembles a TIE Fighter. It's an unfortunate that taking the product out of...
