Fitness Tracker

Three days each month, it seems to log thousands of steps while I'm asleep, and then I wake up with a funny metallic taste in my mouth.

i love the functionality of fitness trackers and like being able to track my steps, workouts, sleep, etc but why are they all ugly or massive??? i really like the fitbit luxe but fitbit is going down and they dont make them anymore. love garmins but they are all massive. i hate the way apple watches

In a discovery that shocks almost no-one, a data validation study has found that Fitness trackers are bad at measuring calories burned. The study from Stanford University shows that calories burned as tracked by these devices: Apple Watch, Basis Peak, Microsoft Band 2, Fitbit Surge, Mio, PulseOn, Sa

Every year I've owned my Fitbit I have enjoyed it less and less; I have seen features that originally brought me to the device slowly be removed or become broken. I recently joined this subreddit community and I am sad that so many others are experiencing the same dissatisfaction as I have.

I hope

TL;DR: Fitbit Premium is hideously overpriced and is not a premium product.

Being a long time Fitbit customer (since 2014) and health conscious, I am willing to spend money on a subscription if it offers genuine value. So I decided to try Fitbit Premium for a few days. My impression is that it offe

I've never been able to wear watches. I wanted to get a fitness monitor to track temperature & sleep.

The rings look super clunky and I hate the feeling of something on my wrist, but maybe I'd get used to it?

My fitbit thought I [was biking](http://imgur.com/aVHPsUs). Nothing like 50 minutes of tachycardia while waiting to open my envelope.

Please don’t troll.

Main activities are working out at the gym, cardio - hike / walk / stationery bike, occasionally play a sport - pickleball, badminton etc.

Looking for a tracker that can help with actionable insights on sleep, recovery, heart health etc. currently using Apple Watch and the bat

Well I tried Apple Watch long back when I was not regular to gym, like years back. But I feel I was always distracted with the screen on wrist thus increasing my overall screen time due to unwanted notifications, etc.

Whoop is amazing but is expensive and comes with subscription, which makes it a

I just got a Garmin Instinct 2 and have been torn on whether I should wear it in the sauna. I usually sauna at 190 F (87 C) and don’t want to damage my new watch. However, being able to log and track my HR would be nice. Any of you sauna enthusiasts have any experience with this?