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Fitbit Inspire HR Heart Rate & Fitness Tracker, One Size (S & L bands included), 1 Count $69.95
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| Product Name: | Fitbit Inspire HR Heart Rate & Fitness Tracker, One Size (S & L bands included), 1 Count |
| Product Description: | Fitbit Inspire HR is a friendly heart rate & fitness tracker for every day that helps you build healthy habits. This encouraging companion motivates you to reach your weight and fitness goals and even enjoy the journey with 24/7 heart rate, workout features, calorie burn tracking, goal celebrations, sleep stages and up to 5 days of battery life |
| Model Number: | FB413BKBK |
| UPC: | 811138033262 |
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It was a serious question. Why would someone buy this when you can get the MI band 5 for 45$?
This would arrive before September.
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- Fitbit is name brand and one of the first commercially available, consumer friendly fitness band brands that started the phenomenon
- quality
- people not really wanting to buy chinese brands
- this band exists and is available right now
- Fitbit has great customer service
- Fitbit is using these bands for COVID19 tests that any Fitbit user can participate in
- is in english
- lots of band customization options
Of course one might consider the Mi band 5 for
- amoled color display
- customizable themes
- doesnt require a subscription to tell you detailed sleep information
- pulse ox
- waterproof up to 160ft underwater
- NFC for touchless paying in stores (different model)
- smart home connection
The mi band 5 is basically the middle of the road for the Fitbit inspire hr and the fitbit versa lite.
- quality
- people not really wanting to buy chinese brands
- this band exists and is available right now
- Fitbit has great customer service
- Fitbit is using these bands for COVID19 tests that any Fitbit user can participate in
- is in english
- lots of band customization options
Of course one might consider the Mi band 5 for
- amoled color display
- customizable themes
- doesnt require a subscription to tell you detailed sleep information
- pulse ox
- waterproof up to 160ft underwater
- NFC for touchless paying in stores (different model)
- smart home connection
The mi band 5 is basically the middle of the road for the Fitbit inspire hr and the fitbit versa lite.
- quality
- people not really wanting to buy chinese brands
- this band exists and is available right now
- Fitbit has great customer service
- Fitbit is using these bands for COVID19 tests that any Fitbit user can participate in
- is in english
- lots of band customization options
Of course one might consider the Mi band 5 for
- amoled color display
- customizable themes
- doesnt require a subscription to tell you detailed sleep information
- pulse ox
- waterproof up to 160ft underwater
- NFC for touchless paying in stores (different model)
- smart home connection
The mi band 5 is basically the middle of the road for the Fitbit inspire hr and the fitbit versa lite.
I didn't like my Miband because I found it less user friendly (imo) than Fitbit. It also gave me different heart rate (and consequently, calories burned) numbers than my previous Fitbit. I liked that my Fitbit integrated seamlessly with Myfitnesspal, and when I counted my calories religiously I found that I could trust the data Fitbit was reporting (calories in, calories out, and whether I was maintaining or losing weight). My number one pet peeve with the Miband is that it couldn't accurately track my personal exercise of choice: cycling. The Fitbit automatically knows when I'm on the bike and starts tracking the exercise. The Miband does not; you have to manually start a session, which 1) I found annoying to do and forgot to do most of the time, and 2) even when I did remember to start a session, 80% of the time it would glitch out and fail. Weirdly enough, whenever I showered with my Miband it would never fail to automatically start a swimming session.
That being said, the Miband does have a few things going for it:
1. it's battery lasts significantly longer. I only charged it every 2 weeks, whereas I have to charge my Fitbit every 3 days
2. I could control music (Spotify, in my case) with the Miband; I personally found this really useful.
3. I find it very aesthetically pleasing; imo it's prettier than the currently fitbits
What I find most useful about Fitbit's user interface / Fitbit app:
1. Automatic exercise tracking (cycling in my case)
2. integration with Myfitnesspal so I can align my calories in vs calories out
3. sleep data is fun/interesting to look at
4. it tracks/predicts my periods