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fitbit flex 2 £59.99 at Currys

£59.99 Currys7 Dec 16

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kimberlina000

7 Dec 16

Great deal on the fitbit flex 2 Currys, order online and collect in store. Was £74.99.

Top comments

qbs

7 Dec 16 6 #13

Why should you be treated "with respect" for returning something that you've used but since found cheaper? Nobody forced you to buy it in the first place. Ever heard of responsibility?

g8spur

7 Dec 16 3 #5

Same price on amazon for those with prime.

Latest comments (31)

kimberlina000

8 Dec 16 #31

It's expired guys, I'm not sure how ti change the status. Do I report it or can do it myself? Thanks

drtesseract

8 Dec 16 1 #30

Looks like its expired, back to full price

thegreatboyce

8 Dec 16 #29

cold, now showing as 74.99

cheztaz

8 Dec 16 #28

Thank you ..nice find

vixxi

8 Dec 16 #27

Good deal

MadeInBeats

7 Dec 16 #26

Seems really expensive seeing how it doesn't track heart rate. The Sony SWR10 is a fraction of the cost of these and seems to have all the same functions and maybe a few more (like media controls... which you will probably never use, but still).

tibbs

7 Dec 16 #25

just ordered, thank you very much getting delivered tomorrow.

Andy_Green

7 Dec 16 #24

Tempted by this purely for the fact it's waterproof and the swim tracker. Used a Fitbit charge HR for a week or so earlier this yr but found it a little big and the hr function didn't work well in gym so revert to my Polar H7. Think I'll be more likely to stick with this as it looks small enough to forget your wearing it.

asanchez

7 Dec 16 #23

not bad thanks ! :smiley:

Bluefusion

7 Dec 16 #3

Really wanted to get one of these but only up to 5-days battery, and most people on the Fitbit forum are only getting 2-3 days real use before needing to charge, Fitbit answer is to disable a lot of the features which makes it kind of pointless.

Can anyone who has one please confirm more in the battery life?

Udimion to Bluefusion

7 Dec 16 1 #22

I had one for about a month and usually got around 4-5 days with it, which was a big improvement over my day battery Microsoft Band 2.

The only issue I had with it was massively overestimating my steps - by massively I mean a good 15-20% higher step count than the MB2 (which I know is accurate as I've actually watched it count my steps as I'm walking) on the same day, being worn on the same wrist.

But even with the overcounting, for this price it's a decent tracker with some good app integrations.

Calamity James

7 Dec 16 #21

I bought a Flex 1 as a Christmas gift for £39.99, would you say it's worth the extra features taking it back and getting this for £20 more?

Bluefusion

7 Dec 16 #20

Had a Xiaomi band, it simply stopped charging after 5-months, cost more to send it back than what it was worth, but a good way to test at an entry level.

usman330

7 Dec 16 #19

what you on about mate, just take it back and stop stressing

deany76

7 Dec 16 #18

Yes I have heard of responsibility thank you and there should be 'No Quibble' returns by Argos as they make out its 'No Quibble' its only when you read the fine print and get interogated by the staff then Manager and treated with disdain.
Thats why I shop mainly at JLP and amazon they treat you with respect.

Misleading retail statement that catches most folk out particularly the vulnerable:
https://www.argos.co.uk/help/returns-and-refunds/

Irresponsible not to bring it to folks attention thank you

deany76

7 Dec 16 #10

Most popular wearable and just buying Pebble.
Xiaomi most popular smart watch I think its 17% share1st place and apple are about 5%
Would be interested in views on the Xiaomi

adammarples to deany76

7 Dec 16 1 #17

Had the Xiaomi mi band s it was awesome, better than the western competitors, battery life over one month too. Sleep tracking more accurate in my opinion and fully automated.

kimberlina000

7 Dec 16 #16

I looked at the Amazon price last night and it was around £74.99, I think they have dropped the price to match Currys. Personally I prefer going into a store to buy electrical goods, I have bad luck with them (four smartwatches in six months), so find it a lot easier to bring back to the store.

isobel1

7 Dec 16 #15

Would love one of these, tracks swimming

Rogier_Arpignot

7 Dec 16 1 #14

BOOM! Nice one qbs! Got him in the nuts!

qbs

7 Dec 16 6 #13

Why should you be treated "with respect" for returning something that you've used but since found cheaper? Nobody forced you to buy it in the first place. Ever heard of responsibility?

Redking

7 Dec 16 #12

thanks OP

DaveD888

7 Dec 16 #6

thanks op. bought this from argos when it was 69.99 so will return that now although would not be surprised if they changed their price shortly

deany76 to DaveD888

7 Dec 16 #11

Is the box unopened or bought online?
Hopefully the new owners Sainsburys will treat you with respect not distain for return an item.

PrernaK

7 Dec 16 #9

Same as Amazon