So for over a month+ I’ve worn my Apple Watch Ultra on my left wrist and Fitbit Charge 5 on my right. What I have discovered in one or more tweets: the Fitbit app is 1000xs better at showing you your stats for the day in the morning. The Apple Watch is beautiful. Fitbit is simple.

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Am I crazy or why is this page so negative? Honestly Fitbit seems to offer pretty affordable products with fairly accurate information (according to the quantified scientist on youtube). I think especially if you look at price comparison to especially Garmin or Apple, Fitbit has some pretty great pr...

Finally took the plunge and upgraded from a Charge 4 which I had been using for years to an Inspire 3. Why might you ask did I opt for an Inspire instead of a Charge 6? Price point primarily, as the Inspire is about $40-50 cheaper, but surprisingly also the slim form factor and the leaner features. ...

After 4 years of intensive use my Inspire 2 is wearing out. Apart from a period of syncing/update problems I loved it. Seems quite accurate, it is small and I can use it to track my swimming. So I am thinking of using a Black Friday deal to buy an Inspire 3. Seems like good value for money. I am a b...

I've recently started taking my health and fitness quite a bit more seriously. I for some reason decided to buy a fitness tracker on Amazon. I've only had it a month and it's already having issues. I've also wondered how accurate it actually is. So I think it's time to upgrade.

There's some good sa...

im looking for a very sleek looking tracker and dont need it to do anything super crazy. id mainly like to track steps, heart rate, workouts, and sleep. everything else is just a good bonus but i dont need it. i was originally drawn to the fitbit luxe due to its small size before i learned it was di...

Right I can hit that by walking my dog twice a day and doing housework along with ten minutes on my rebounder. If I don’t get those steps, I feel like crap. I have a very reasonably priced tracker watch (Fitbit Inspire 3)

I recently bought my first wearable in a while and had a budget of $600. I still ended up going with the relatively cheap Inspire 3 because it hit most of my criteria: Small, comfortable form factor. No monthly subscription required for tracking features. All wearables have privacy risks, but I trus...

I bought one like a month ago but I saw some Walmart sales recently Charge 6 for $108 and Inspire 3 for $85. I thought about waiting on new ones to come out but I use it enough, and they're cheap enough (new pixel watch is like $400) for me to justify buying it. If one does come out, I'm going to bu...