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June 2013
(76%)
153 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(79%)
24 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Decent step/sleep tracking
Super compact form
Cheap
Wraps around your wrist
Lightweight wristband is comfortable
Comes in multiple colours
Track activity and sleep
Fitbit prides itself on making the out of box experience painless
And the Flex succeeds in this
The simple walkthrough had us up and running in minutes. In the box
You get two different straps for large and small wrists
As well as a charger and a dongle to sync data from the Flex’s tiny core unit to your laptop (it’ll also play nice with recent iOS devices and Android smartphones with Bluetoo
Fantastic app platform
Comfortable and lightweight to wear
Works with iOS
Android and Windows Phone
Affordable price
Accurate sleep tracking
Week-long battery life
Handy light notifications
Good price
Accurate tracking
Water resistent
Cheaper than some of the competition
Water resistant
Excellent battery life
Accurate
Comfortable
Light
Stylish
Includes silent vibrating alarm
The editors didn't like
Under a week's battery life
No screen as such
Limited functionality
Display isn't informative
Strap lacks design
Few Android devices actually supported
Nike’s Fuelband may not play nice with Google phones
But the sports giant has got one thing right
It keeps things simple. While its Fuel points for movement are a bit arbitrary
They’re all you get
And they’re a simple way to keep urging you on - do a bit more of what you’re doing
Whether that’s walking
Rowing
Or even running for the bus. There’s a lot to take in with the Fitbit Flex
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...
The Fitbit Flex weighs only 16 grams, and it comes in two sizes and 10 different colors, making it easy to wear
Its battery only lasts five days, which is less than many other trackers
The Fitbit Flex is one of our top fitness trackers because each feature is geared toward motivating you to meet your fitness goals. The lightweight band is available in 10 different colors, and the associated app goes a long way in helping you reach your...
Cheap. Waterproof. Discrete, Sleep tracking function wakes you up gently by massaging your wrist (but not your partner, Lightweight wristband is comfortable. Available in multiple colours, NFC and Bluetooth 4.0, More accurate than the Jawbone Up
Display isn't informative, Few Android devices actually supported, We had some issues finding the app in local Arabian Play Stores (expect an update on this matter)
Abstract: FitBit has long been doing fitness wearables a lot longer than others, but now it's taking its heath-tracking technology to the next level with a fitness wristband — and it's one of the most impressive options we've seen so far.The water-resistant FitBit ...
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Published: 2013-06-21, Author: Ali , review by: chipchick.com
You'll never leave home without it. Battery lasts a full 7 days. Design makes it more unlikely to lose than a tracker with a clip design. If you are already in the Fitbit ecosystem – transistioning to the Fitbit Flex will be a breeze. It's light on your w
Band is cheap feeling and difficult to close on your wrist by yourself. You will rely on the app or dashboard heavily for how you are doing throughout the day. Also, the indicators on the Fitbit Flex offer minimal information of your progress
The Fitbit Flex offers a welcome and alternative design in the Fitbit family of wireless trackers. And while its indicators are minimal at best, at least it offers more progress information at a glance, than the Jawbone Up does. Also the Fitbit app a...
