What is the difference between this model and more expensive fitbit (for $200) ?
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Hi Serge - For a detailed comparison of our trackers, check out: https://www.fitbit.com/compare. Hope this helps!
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I wouldn't buy one at all. They break quickly, and while they will send you a replacement, after the third one, when you are tired of going through that over and over, they won't give you a refund. You are better off with a fitbit or other product. If you insist on buying this, go for the bigger size of you are in between.
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If you are just running and nothing else the 620 might suit you. The Fenix 2 has just about all of the running functionality as the 620 and can do nice other aspects like the multisport. I did not need the wi-fi if yhe 620 but wanted the running, hiking and other sport aspects. Loving the Fenix 2. If i was only road running i would get the 620. Cheers. Can't comment on Ambit2 sorry. I prefer the Garmin ease of use.
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All the Fitbits will count your steps and are simple to use. It just depends how much you want to spend on it. I love mine! Good motivator to keep moving.
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No. That's not normal. I'd contact the Fitbit help desk who are really helpful and will help you sort it out.
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I had a similar band with the fitbit -- stupid stupid clasp design for such and expensive piece of equipment. I went to my local hardware store and bought two little black O-rings and put them on. They work wonders in holding the clasp in place. Even when the clasp loosens, (which it frequently does) the wrist band doesn't fall off.
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My Fitbit One counted steps in the car too! Did you end up buying the Omron?
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Hi Janet, I don't know anything about the fitbit, but I'm very happy with my Spark Activity Tracker, it helps me a lot. I recommend it.
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BamDoc, this is right from the Aria Manual~ http://help.fitbit.com/resource/manual_aria_en_US.
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check out this website: http://www.fitbit.com/ it goes into detail about the differences. There was previously an issue with the FitBit Force, some people were getting a rash from it- If I were to by another one for myself I'd get the force, it has more features and it has the time on it-- if your daughter wears a watch this is a great choice (the force) if not go with the flex, it's small and still has great features! I know you can switch bands on the Flex and the Force- the Flex has more choices b/c it's older
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If you mean the other FitBit branded items, the FitBit website has a nice comparison chart to show you.
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Please go to the main website. http://www.fitbit.com/product/specs They give you 30 days.
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I don't even know what Fitbit is. So you're asking the wrong person. Sorry.
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I am not really familiar with the cheaper model. I can say that the unit that I have works very well. It is very accurate and dependable and I highly recommend it.
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The fitbit one is water resistant whereas the fitbit ultra, apparently, is not. Additionally the fitbit one syncs automatically with some phones whereas the fitbit ultra only syncs when you are close to a base station thing you have to plug into our computer. Finally, the fitbit one has a silent alarm (it vibrates to wake you up), it's a little bit smaller than the ultra, and you can't clip it directly to your clothes like you can with the ultra so you have to use the holster that it comes with. It seems like a lot of people have had trouble with the one falling out of the holster, though, so be really careful to wear it somewhere you won't lose it.
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The one I got is pretty comfortable. It is more comfortable than the one I got from Polar a few years ago. I had never had a previous one from Garmin, but this has a pretty soft elastic strap. I don't think it will last forever (it is already starting to stretch a bit), but I've never had any chaffing from this one. It has also worked pretty well -- it never loses the ability to connect to the watch during a run, for example. The only thing I haven't been able to do with it is measure my resting pulse -- it is "smart" enough to turn off if my heart rate is too low.
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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.