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IPhone culture of needing the new item every year? So playing to that crowd. Because Huawei / another maker released a new one? To prevent your customers from switching to a different brand because they have a new model but you don't. Again, the above point = it's very cheap compared to Fitbit, Garm

I actually did the opposite – I went from a fancy Garmin back to my old Fitbit because the calorie burn estimates felt way off. Garmin's metrics for training were cool, but the sleep tracking and calories never lined up with reality for me. Fitbit might be more basic but the numbers have been way mo

I hope they do. I activated my Fitbit 6 month trial from my Pixel phone purchase (got the phone last summer) a week or so ago, so I will see what happens when the Air arrives. I'm hoping I can stack the Air trial on top when the 6-month trial runs out in November for a full 9 months free on Google H

I had the exact same thing start happening to my Charge 6. I swore I was going to switch to a different brand, but I began realizing all of the other fitness trackers I was seeing were so much bigger than my Charge 6. I didn’t want something bigger on my wrist, and I didn’t care about any fancier fe

I think everyone who was thinking of buying whoop and could not justify the price will buy Fitbit air … i already preordered it . Also i think premium health service is included with Ai pro plan now

Been wanting a whoop but cant justify the price and fitbit air looks 2x better than whoop.

Helio is great for all the use cases you've mentioned. Personally, if that's your use case, Helio should be enough. But I do have the Fitbit Air on pre-order too. Curious how that's gonna be but everything now is all speculation with regard to Fitbit Air.

I joined when fitbit air was announced. Have used the old app until now and seeing the videos about the new app, i think it looks great. Opinion might change once I use it

I have the Helio.. and have a Fitbit Air on preorder. helio is very accurate for HR and the sleep cycles are pretty good too.. but the app doesn't integrate data from 3rd parties. Google Health app does I'm switching to Air

Yep. The trick with the third-party straps is to find one that's comfy and holds up passably AND comes in a color one likes. I've always switched out bands, because I never liked the silicone that most fitness wearables come with, and I've had good luck with most I've tried, only a few turning out a