FitBit Oneby Fitbit
PROS
- The Fitbit One can easily be worn discreetly as it accurately counts steps and floors climbed.
- The data tracked by the One is synced to Fitbit's mobile and Web apps, and it can integrate with a variety of third-party apps.
- The silent alarm wakes you without disturbing anyone sleeping nearby.
CONS
- The One's sleep tracking is not automatic, and the device must be inserted into a mesh wristband to be worn at night.
- The One does not track activities such as biking or swimming.
- Because of the One's small size, it can easily be lost or left clipped to a piece of clothing and put in the laundry.
- LIST PRICE$100
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| Name | FitBit One | Vivofit 2 | Flex | Zip | Charge |
| Manufacturer | Fitbit | Garmin | Fitbit | Fitbit | Fitbit |
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| List Price | $100 | $100 | $100 | $60 | $130 |
When I tried the [Silent Alarm] feature, I was skeptical that a tiny shaking piece of plastic strapped to my wrist would wake me up, but sur…
When I tried the [Silent Alarm] feature, I was skeptical that a tiny shaking piece of plastic strapped to my wrist would wake me up, but sure enough it worked like a charm.
The truth is that there's nothing about the information from the Fitbit One that will make you lose weight. It's no magic bullet to weight l…
The truth is that there's nothing about the information from the Fitbit One that will make you lose weight. It's no magic bullet to weight loss. What it will do is hold you accountable
There’s still no GPS support but the One does work as a stop watch and lets you track your sleep activity adding a silent alarm to wake you …
There’s still no GPS support but the One does work as a stop watch and lets you track your sleep activity adding a silent alarm to wake you up in the morning which is simply done by setting up the time on the web based dashboard.
As for using the Fitbit One by itself without its protective clip case, it doesn't look to stand much of a chance surviving a few good chest…
As for using the Fitbit One by itself without its protective clip case, it doesn't look to stand much of a chance surviving a few good chest-level drops. Our first light drop resulted in nicked plastic as if it were made out of soft butter.
Now that fitness bands have become seemingly ubiquitous, it’s good to know that Fitbit still makes a subtle tracker that doesn’t shout “quan…
Now that fitness bands have become seemingly ubiquitous, it’s good to know that Fitbit still makes a subtle tracker that doesn’t shout “quantified self” from across the room.
You can also slip the Fitbit One right into pockets without wrapping it in its rubbery cover; Fitbit claims the tracker will be just as accu…
You can also slip the Fitbit One right into pockets without wrapping it in its rubbery cover; Fitbit claims the tracker will be just as accurate. I personally would advise against doing so; the One is so tiny that it wouldn't be hard to lose it.
Know this: the Fitbit works like a treat. It ably tracks the number of steps I take, and its distance tracking seems to be more than adequat…
Know this: the Fitbit works like a treat. It ably tracks the number of steps I take, and its distance tracking seems to be more than adequate to boot — taking the One on one of my occasional runs saw distance counts that never strayed too far from the numbers the Nike+ GPS app offered up.
The sleep monitoring is buggy. If you don't manually input the times, it guesses. One day, it said I went to bed at 8:07pm and woke up at no…
The sleep monitoring is buggy. If you don't manually input the times, it guesses. One day, it said I went to bed at 8:07pm and woke up at noon the next day. I wish. (In fact, I was out at a bar until 3:00am and then got up at 7:40am.)
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