Decent price for a Garmin Fitness Tracker. 12 month warranty.
14 comments
kiwi12
20 Sep 17#1
Been on ebay for like a month now
starsi360 to kiwi12
20 Sep 17#2
Have you? And how are you finding it, have you bought much?
:nerd:
kiwi12 to starsi360
20 Sep 17#6
I have not brought one personally i have a jawbone which was £15 off ebay
starsi360 to kiwi12
20 Sep 17#7
markwalton400 to starsi360
21 Sep 17#12
And which month do you like? :thinking:
Katanaqui to kiwi12
20 Sep 17#4
Quite a bit longer than that iirc, I considered one for Father's Day. Still, a good deal and refreshing people's memories won't hurt.
robs
20 Sep 17#3
How does this differ from the fitbits ? - not for me - starting C Shopping for my teens
gingersusie
20 Sep 17#5
I bought one last November from Tesco direct .. brilliant tracker Tracks steps, distance, sleep , heart rate if you use the tracker band included Doesn't need charging Waterproof The strap is very sturdy as a few of my friends have had to replace the straps on their fitbits Have worn mine constantly and no problems Syncs with the app so you can see your progress in days weeks and months Great deal Heat added
kprigg
21 Sep 17#8
I’ve had one for a couple of years now and it’s still goIng strong with the original battery. I have purchased several replacement straps via amazon for about £5 each as I like to change the look from time to,time as well as I prefer a proper buckle. If I had one negative it’s that you have to physically sync the steps etc to the app by pressing and holding down a button on the watch. Oh and I’ve only used the heart rate band once, it didn’t fit very well and kept saying I was dead!
dabooj
21 Sep 17#9
Does this have GPS built in?
dicknewlove to dabooj
21 Sep 17#11
No, but it's still pretty accurate for step counting provided you put your height in.
lumpyhumpy
21 Sep 17#10
I've had a Vivofit for over 2 years and it does what I want it counts steps and distance and records sleep but the best thing is the battery is still the original the great thing about this is the watch is never of my wrist as I know if I had a rechargeable one it would spend more time on charge than on me as I would constantly forget to put it back on.
so yes there are better trackers outthere with lots of bells and whistles but if steps is your main concern then this is the one plus it has a clock unlike a lot of the cheaper fitbits
Cycling_chum
21 Sep 17#13
Might be worth mentioning that you get an ant+ card and Garmin HR monitor. I don't really use fitbit but saved me about £20 buying the other bits this way so I could set up Zwift at home. Cheap way to do it.
2scoops2 to Cycling_chum
22 Sep 17#14
I would be interested in hearing more about your setup. Currently looking to setup a winter turbo session
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:nerd:
Tracks steps, distance, sleep , heart rate if you use the tracker band included
Doesn't need charging
Waterproof
The strap is very sturdy as a few of my friends have had to replace the straps on their fitbits Have worn mine constantly and no problems
Syncs with the app so you can see your progress in days weeks and months
Great deal
Heat added
so yes there are better trackers outthere with lots of bells and whistles but if steps is your main concern then this is the one plus it has a clock unlike a lot of the cheaper fitbits
Currently looking to setup a winter turbo session