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Soulweaponry

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Mar 13, 2010
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Fitbit also calculates the calories your body burns at rest and just existing. Being a lazy ass my body still burns about 2200 calories a day. Does he Apple watch include that? Or just count steps?
 
Fitbit also calculates the calories your body burns at rest and just existing. Being a lazy ass my body still burns about 2200 calories a day. Does he Apple watch include that? Or just count steps?

Yes it tracks calorie burning.
 
My understanding is that the Watch doesn't actually monitor steps, instead it monitors the calories your body burns throughout the day.

From the CNet review:

Caloric burn is basically like a daily step counter, and ends up looking at casual on-the-go movement.
 
My understanding is that the Watch doesn't actually monitor steps, instead it monitors the calories your body burns throughout the day.

From the CNet review:
You don’t have an Apple phone or watch? Both count steps. The phone estimates the number of floors climbed - as do the watches after the first model. Ios11 gives you an automatic estimate of your heart rate while walking also
 
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