Fitbit
- Quality of insights on performance / wellbeing / recovery
- Owned by Google (could be also a con): good quality of algorithms that process the data
- Auto recognition of activities (walking, running, cycling, etc.)
- I like their app (UX/UI quite simple): I like it much more than Garmin
- Battery not strong enough (compared to Garmin)
- Touch display not working very well if you have wet hands (or under water)
- GPS not tracking very well
- Quality of band / stripe (usually they break after ca. 1 year)
Founders
Healthy Metrics Research, Inc
Founded
2007
Category
Website
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