I don't want to sync it to a computer or I phone. Can I just read how many steps/miles I walk in a day by reading it on the Fitbit?
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Both miles and steps are available on the Fitbit Zip. They reset to zero at midnight,
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Yes you can. All you have to do is tap the face of the Zip. If you haven't purchased this yet, the One is worth the extra money. You don't have to sync it either, you can read the screen. I left a review of this product and I like the One better. The One has an altimeter to measure stairs or hiking and an accelerometer to measure multidirectional movements. The unit will record your calories expended in either case and the only thing you will lose is being able to see your 24 hour calorie expenditure unless you're awake at 11:59pm to tap the screen and see your cumulative numbers. Hope this helps :) Yes you can. All you have to do is tap the face of the Zip. If you haven't purchased this yet, the One is worth the extra money. You don't have to sync it either, you can read the screen. I left a review of this product and I like the One better. The One has an altimeter to measure stairs or hiking and an accelerometer to measure multidirectional movements. The unit will record your calories expended in either case and the only thing you will lose is being able to see your 24 hour calorie expenditure unless you're awake at 11:59pm to tap the screen and see your cumulative numbers. Hope this... » Read More Yes you can. All you have to do is tap the face of the Zip. If you haven't purchased this yet, the One is worth the extra money. You don't have to sync it either, you can read the screen. I left a review of this product and I like the One better. The One has an altimeter to measure stairs or hiking and an accelerometer to measure multidirectional movements. The unit will record your calories expended in either case and the only thing you will lose is being able to see your 24 hour calorie expenditure unless you're awake at 11:59pm to tap the screen and see your cumulative numbers. Hope this helps :) « Show Less
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Yes, you can just read how many steps/miles on the Fitbit. You will need to tap/press the face of the Fitbit.
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Yes. Also your steps, height you have climbed, total miles, calories burned and your heart rate and O2 measurement. Plus the sleep monitor which you can sync with your smartphone. Love it.
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I don't think so. I don't have a FitBit. The tech level of this scale is lower monotone, not higher complex with some options for network connections. I love the scale though! It's great to have the graphs and BMI on the account page. You'll love it.
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You would have to see if there's an android app for it I think. I'm an apple user so I can't be completely certain, but it does sync with both my iPhone and iPad via the fitbit app.
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Not on this peddler. I wear my FitBit while I peddle and it tracks the movement as steps, which is a great way to get in my steps during the day.
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Hi Sherry - For a detailed comparison of our trackers, visit: https://www.fitbit.com/compare. Hope this helps!
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I either wear mine on a lanyard around my next and it counts steps very well. Riding a stationary bike, not as accurate. Sometimes I carry it in my pocket and it will count the steps no problem.
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Yes! You will be directed to the fitbit website and will see all the same information you would see via phone or ipad. The fitbit is awesome for tracking and giving you the motivation to move!
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I just tested out my fitbit one to see if it would count leg shaking as steps, and it will not if you have it attached to the hip as instructed. If you have it sitting on your knee, then yes, it will count the shaking as steps, but keep it secure at your waste or in your pocket and you'll be safe.
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I do not think it counts steps. It is basically a GPS on your wrist and does well on miles and speed. My wife loves it.
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You have to turn it on each morning, but it will count the total daily steps. Make sure you do not accidentally hit the watch on anything as it will change/stop the settings depending on which button is pressed.
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Still learning how to use it, but it tracks steps, miles, active minutes, calories burned and other things if you set them up. You put it on you somewhere (pocket, bra) and it will track this activity each day. I have already synched it to myfitnesspal and the new Aria scale that I just set up today. If you use myfitnesspal, it will add the calories burned from fitbit to your total calories allowed to give you a net consumption each day. I am still testing this all out, but I think it is a good way to track your activity, food and weight without having to enter information in multiple places. I like that the fitbit synchs to my computer and iphone via wifi. Still learning how to use it, but it tracks steps, miles, active minutes, calories burned and other things if you set them up. You put it on you somewhere (pocket, bra) and it will track this activity each day. I have already synched it to myfitnesspal and the new Aria scale that I just set up today. If you use myfitnesspal, it will add the calories burned from fitbit to your total calories allowed to give you a net consumption each day. I am still testing this all out, but I think it is a good way to track your activity, food and weight without having to enter information in multiple... » Read More Still learning how to use it, but it tracks steps, miles, active minutes, calories burned and other things if you set them up. You put it on you somewhere (pocket, bra) and it will track this activity each day. I have already synched it to myfitnesspal and the new Aria scale that I just set up today. If you use myfitnesspal, it will add the calories burned from fitbit to your total calories allowed to give you a net consumption each day. I am still testing this all out, but I think it is a good way to track your activity, food and weight without having to enter information in multiple places. I like that the fitbit synchs to my computer and iphone via wifi. « Show Less
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No, it's a GPS watch, not a pedometer. You could theoretically leave it running all day, and it'll tell you how many miles you've walked. But it's not just a step-counter; it tracks distance covered and time/pace.
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I think you can use it daily as pedometer but it wont store info from day to day that needs to be transferred to the app .i love this pedometer. I do transfer info to ipad app every few days to compare my days. The company is great. Contact them with any ?'s ,They have always gotten right back to me.
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I wear my digiwalker everyday all day to get the full benefits of a pedometer. Aiming for 10,000 steps daily. Hope this has been helpful to you.
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No you do not. It communicates with the fitbit.com web site via the internet, not through the FitBit.
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It tells you your active time!!! Like for today I've been active for 10 minutes and walked 1700 steps .84 miles and burned 84.7 calories.