It's cute watching these little companies trying to take on fashion like Apple.
If you were someone who is a serious swimmer, I would be interested to see how accurate the swim track feature is. Definitely a feature that could gain more attention if it serves well.
Doesn't change the fact that they're still a little company. Their quarterly results aren't even close to Apple's, and their market cap is 173 times smaller. That and they went from making cheap looking plastic fitness bands to fancy leather and rose gold bands similar to the Apple Watch. If they're so confident then why the change to copy a weaker-positioned Apple?
Nobody who cares about fitness gives a **** about apples market capitalisation versus Fitbits. They care about how the device works for the intended job. Talk about typical Apple fanboy bs.
These new Fitbit devices are targeted at people who want accurate fitness tracking with a fantastic app to support the experience. It does the job well, something the Apple Watch does not even come close too when it comes to fitness. Yes I own an AW and a Fitbit charge HR. The AW has been sitting in the drawer gathering dust while the Fitbit is used daily.
I'm waiting to see what the Watch 2 brings. Ended up getting an Alta which I'm liking quite a bit, but there are things I'd like to see improved. I held off on HR with the thought they might do one like this. So I'll be looking at both the Watch 2 and the HR 2 and when we get to that point.
This could be one of the silliest, most transparent trolling comments I've seen posted here.They are doing what apple do at less than a THIRD of the price, that just shows you how much Apple is ripping off their customers
It's funny you say that, because I liked the UP app more than the Fitbit app, because it offered some cool coaching features. However Fitbit's hardware seems to be better.After investing in a $120 Jawbone Up 2 that had its band break before a year, I went with the $24 Up Move - been using that for awhile. Everyone on my family got one too. It looked terrible on the wrist so I used it as a clip on my pants. App experience was OK.
Today my wife and I got a Fitbit Alta. We've been planning on it for some time (saved up for it). We're pretty happy having a watch again (that doesn't look horrid). The app seems a heck of a lot more serious than Jawbone's UP app. Fitbit seems to work better/faster too. Love the ability to tell time without having to pick up my phone. LOVE the ability to see data on website.
Bummed that the app doesn't interact with Apple Health but ... not really thrilled with Apple health either.
The new bands didn't interest us enough, I guess.
It's funny you say that, because I liked the UP app more than the Fitbit app, because it offered some cool coaching features. However Fitbit's hardware seems to be better.