Is this geniue LifeTrak or a different Life"Track"?
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As far as I know, it's the genuine. I have one I bought from Amazon and it appears to be the "real" one.
1316039
It's the only LifeTrak I've seen. I ordered this at the beginning of 2014 and have worn it everyday since. Love it!
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The product I ordered was a genuine LifeTrak activity monitor. The word "Track" appears to be a misspelling in the product description. For reference, the product I purchased is excellent and currently sits on my wrist.
1316041
Looks genuine. I had the same type of screen and bands. Great tracker but not as water resistant as it said. That was kind of a bummer.
1190534
I don't believe it is.. I've been trying to find tracks comparable to the caTerrill are set..
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Check out this link: http://smarthealthusa.com/support-faq/I did a Google search "Instructions for Smart HealthTH LifeTrak watch and was presented with several choices. The above link goes directly to the company site.
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dear buyer :thanks for your purchase .you can check the item at https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction!input.action use the track ID.thanks
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Personally I do not know which is which-you might contact the company - 4 life and ask them.
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Yes! The download after your run is amazing. It is also much more accurate than devices that count your steps/revolutions bases on your stride/wheel size.
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It's not a genuine Lifeproof item, but it's worked well for me so far. Hope this helps!
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Please explain what the StatTrack funktion is and I can better answer your question. To my knowledge, you needn't add anything to this device as an improvement. It is deadly enough as is.
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I don't get what you mean exactly by "virtual tracks"... But I can tell you this is an autonomous recorder, not a computer-based interface device -- it doesn't require (and doesn't work with) computer apps like cubase/sonar/cakewalk or anything like it, if it's what you're after. It manages 4 real, individual tracks (see the controls in the picture) for edit and mixing, and you can actually record 2 tracks at a time (since there are only 2 input jacks).But you can, though, create a "master track" from these recorded 4 tracks, and record another 4 over it. And then create another master and record another 4 tracks -- so I'd say it does have endless virtual tracks in a way... I don't get what you mean exactly by "virtual tracks"... But I can tell you this is an autonomous recorder, not a computer-based interface device -- it doesn't require (and doesn't work with) computer apps like cubase/sonar/cakewalk or anything like it, if it's what you're after. It manages 4 real, individual tracks (see the controls in the picture) for edit and mixing, and you can actually record 2 tracks at a time (since there are only 2 input jacks).But you can, though, create a "master track" from these recorded 4 tracks, and record another 4 over it. And... » Read More I don't get what you mean exactly by "virtual tracks"... But I can tell you this is an autonomous recorder, not a computer-based interface device -- it doesn't require (and doesn't work with) computer apps like cubase/sonar/cakewalk or anything like it, if it's what you're after. It manages 4 real, individual tracks (see the controls in the picture) for edit and mixing, and you can actually record 2 tracks at a time (since there are only 2 input jacks).But you can, though, create a "master track" from these recorded 4 tracks, and record another 4 over it. And then create another master and record another 4 tracks -- so I'd say it does have endless virtual tracks in a way... « Show Less
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Well, i think it is close. However, i received a fit bit strap product,charge hr, for Christmas this year and found it better. On the other hand, the tracking is much better than the spark tracker. Good luck with your walking and your health improvements !
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Here is what I said when comparing the lifeTrak C410: I now have both the Life Trak Zone C410 and the the Fitbit Flex. I like them both but the ability to see all my goals without syncing is sure a big selling point for the C410. The C410 lets me track progress to my goals all day long and that is a great motivator for me. I like to get my goals met early in the day then relax. The Fitbit Flex is great too but since I don't carry a smart phone, syncing to my home or office computer is required to get goal updates. I guess it depends on what your personal needs are but I'd sure recommend either the Life Trak Zone C410 or the the Fitbit Flex. The C410 gives constant feed back but the Flex is smaller with great computer or smart phone feedback.
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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 don't know what the tracks are or look like so I don't know the answer to your question.
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I am not sure how many types of true track meters there are. If you send me a picture of your true track meter, I can see if it is similar to ours.
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It's a ceramic (piezoelectric) cartridge that tracks somewhere between 2 and 4 grams...not the best for record life. Don't play 78 rpm records with the stock needle...you'll destroy them. See my other answers below for further explanation.
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If you subscribe to the lifetrak website, I believe you can. There is an exportable form for the data. Ask the people there, I guess. Personally I am happy with the Apple iOS app and my wife loves the Android app.
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Go back on Amazon and you will find that there is a track set. We bought one so that our grandson would have extra track. It works out great.