Comfortable to wear, Tracks activity and sleep, OLED a helpful motivator, Altimeter for stairs tracking
10,000 reports of skin rashes, Annoying clasp, Proprietary charger, Sleep tracking is inaccurate
These drawbacks pale in comparison to the benefits that can be achieved by being motivated by Fitbit Force - no pain, no gain. The Force is still strong with this one, at least until iWatch or Google Gem take activity tracking to the next level....
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Published: 2014-02-12, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
This is where it gets weird. I'm a Jawbone Up user and I love the damn thing. It looks good, feels good, works well in terms of software integration and it partners with a lot of other services I already use like MyFitnessPal and Runkeeper. Having said al...
Published: 2014-02-01, Author: Arnold , review by: mrgadget.com.au
A few weeks ago I blogged about getting my first fitness band and how it was going to be the Fitbit Force. In short, I got it and it's an amazing gadget that acts as both a watch and a fitness band! I did a lot of research before diving in for a purchase ...
We're going with yes. While in some ways the above mentioned Withings Pulse is a better tracker (you can even periodically add heart-rate data), the Fitbit Force is simply the most convenient. It works really well, it's comfortable, it's accurate, and you...
Published: 2013-10-11, Author: Brian , review by: cnet.com.au
The Fitbit Force makes it easy to track steps, sleep, and calories. Its wrist strap design is lightweight, comfortable to wear, and also functions as a watch.The Force syncs wirelessly over Bluetooth, and Fitbit's solution provides plenty of ways to sift
Closing the Fitbit Force's strap shut is a challenge. Direct syncing is only available with newer iPhones, the Samsung Galaxy S3, S4, and Note 2 handsets
The Fitbit Force leaps to the top of the fitness tracker heap, with a bright screen, comfortable fit, and a bevy of slick features....
Were going with yes. While in some ways the above mentioned Withings Pulse is a better tracker (you can even periodically add heart-rate data), the Fitbit Force is simply the most convenient. It works really well, its comfortable, its accurate, and you...
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Published: 2014-02-05, Author: Mike , review by: unbox.ph
Abstract: Last year, I told myself I had to start being more active. Obviously, being the tech addict that I am, I wanted to take a stab at the “quantified self”, so I bought a wearable motion tracker called the Fitbit Flex.I loved the Fitbit. I wore it everywhere,...
Este medidor te ofrece gran cantidad de datos sin tener que hacer nada. Es sencillo, cómodo para llevar las 24 horas del día y no te tienes que preocupar de quitártelo cada noche o cuando te duchas (resistente al agua, aunque no sumergible).
No hay nada especialmente malo de la Fitbit Force, pero si tenemos que escoger algo es el limitado número de smartphones Android con los que es compatible. Hay otra cosa que también es sospechosa y es la forma en la que mide tu calidad del sueño. Tienes d
Published: 2013-10-10, Author: Brian , review by: cnet.com/es/
La Fitbit Force hace fácil medir los pasos que das, tu calidad de sueño y las calorías que usas y consumes. Su diseño que se envuelve en la muñeca es ligero y cómodo, y también funciona como un reloj. La Fitbit se sincroniza de manera inalámbrica a través
Abrochar la muñequera de la FitBit es algo difícil. La sincronización directa está solo disponible con los nuevos iPhones, el Samsung Galaxy S3, el S4 y el Note 2
La Fitbit Force llega a lo más alto de la lista de los dispositivos para medir la actividad física. Tiene una pantalla brillante, un ajuste cómodo y un múltiples funcionalidades....
Schade, Fitbit! Das Force bietet ein recht gelungenes Gesamtpaket, mit dem Sie viele gesundheitlich relevante Themen Ihres Lebens im Blick behalten können. Es zählt – wie alle Fitnessbänder – Schritte zwar nicht sehr genau, doch lassen sich per App zumind...
