New Fitbit Blaze from very is 127.99 with opening a new very account & using code CPXM7 at checkout.
Delivery is 3.99 though, bringing the total to 131.98
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ehsan371 to sancheez
19 Apr 165#9
Help her fix the flap.
789HHEELLOO
19 Apr 163#12
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clarem90
18 Apr 163#5
Yeah the only additional features to the Charge are Music Control, Text notifications & Multi sport. If you've already got the HR, theres no point paying the extra money.
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chrisredmayne
18 Apr 161#1
looks good! what's the differences between this and the HR fitbit ? just a bigger screen ?
clarem90
18 Apr 161#2
More features I think. You can compare fitbits on the fitbit website. That should show you the difference l :smiley:
chrisredmayne to clarem90
18 Apr 16#3
https://www.fitbit.com/uk/blaze
looks good! more like a proper smart watch than just a fitness tool, probably not worth me upgrading though :disappointed:
Rhythm
18 Apr 162#4
Missus got one of these through same deal and likes it a lot. The "smart" features are pretty basic, though, and you need your phone for GPS and/or music, but the battery lasts a while and the data reporting's good.
Oh, Fitbit refuse to use the Apple Healthkit API too, so your stats can't be connected into the Apple Health app on an iPhone :-(
A sideline recommendation if you don't mind considering used: fitness trackers are weirdly cheap on CEX. I got annoyed with my Microsoft Band 2 so returned it and picked up a Garmin VivoActive w/HRM for £90. Utterly mint condition and a fantastic device all round
lawsonoswal to Rhythm
19 Apr 16#11
Does the Garmin now push data to health app?
clarem90
18 Apr 163#5
Yeah the only additional features to the Charge are Music Control, Text notifications & Multi sport. If you've already got the HR, theres no point paying the extra money.
rowlystravel
18 Apr 161#6
I bought this as I actually wanted a watch as well as a Fitbit with HR so it ticked the boxes. I like it. Battery life is about 4 - 5days even with "shiny new toy syndrome" too
Verdict: Overall a good fitness watch. Uses your phones GPS. Heart Rate accuracy and other data not great. Great glorified step counter. Vivoactive HR a better fitness watch.
sancheez
19 Apr 162#8
Girl next to me at work has one. She's a fitness nut. She likes it.
Would say get a magnetic charging cable if you get one. She finds the flap the regular USB charging port is behind incredibly annoying.
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Delivery is 3.99 though, bringing the total to 131.98
Top comments
All comments (25)
looks good! more like a proper smart watch than just a fitness tool, probably not worth me upgrading though :disappointed:
Oh, Fitbit refuse to use the Apple Healthkit API too, so your stats can't be connected into the Apple Health app on an iPhone :-(
A sideline recommendation if you don't mind considering used: fitness trackers are weirdly cheap on CEX. I got annoyed with my Microsoft Band 2 so returned it and picked up a Garmin VivoActive w/HRM for £90. Utterly mint condition and a fantastic device all round
Verdict: Overall a good fitness watch. Uses your phones GPS. Heart Rate accuracy and other data not great. Great glorified step counter. Vivoactive HR a better fitness watch.
Would say get a magnetic charging cable if you get one. She finds the flap the regular USB charging port is behind incredibly annoying.