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June 2013
(76%)
153 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(79%)
24 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Tracks steps like a champ. Unimposing and easy to wear. Long battery life. Cheap at $99
The Fitbit Flex weighs only 16 grams
And it comes in two sizes and 10 different colors
Making it easy to wear
You'll never leave home without it. Battery lasts a full 7 days. Design makes it more unlikely to lose than a tracker with a clip design. If you are already in the Fitbit ecosystem – transistioning to the Fitbit Flex will be a breeze. It's light on your w
It has a very minimalist design
Water resistant
Available in a variety of colors
Mobile app is extremely comprehensive
Comfortable to wear for extended periods of time
Great battery life
Interchangeable bands are available in lots of color options
Cheaper than many other options
Custom alarms let you remind yourself of anything with a gentle vibration on your wrist
Comfortable and inconspicuous
Optional bands and pendants available
Effortless data uploads
Two wireless options
Simplicity
The virtue of doing one thing and doing it well is espoused in a lot of different areas. I would say that the Fitbit Flex is a perfect embodiment of that principle. The Flex is there to record your steps and your sleep. If you so choose you ca
Simple elegant design
Good price
Light and comfortable body
Accurate
High battery life
Discrete alarm (vibration)
Easy to use
Compatible with a variety of iOS and Android apps
Comfy wristband form factor and showersafe water resistance means you can wear it 24/7
Very adjustable wristband
Progress lights tell you how close you are to reaching your daily goal
Wireless syncing
Silent vibrating alarms
Variety of band colors to
The Fitbit Flex is a simple way to track steps
Sleep
And calories. The Flex's strap design makes it light and comfortable to wear. It also offers handy Bluetooth syncing
And Fitbit's platform gives plenty ways to analyze your stats
Comfortable desig
Multiple color option
Appealing and intuitive ap
Plugs into several third-party apps
Excellent battery life. Accurate. Comfortable
Light
Stylish. Includes silent vibrating alarm. Interchangeable bands available in several colors. Bluetooth and NFC-enabled wireless syncing to smartphones. Great Web experience.
Tracks steps and sleep with accuracy
Hard to lose
Bluetooth syncing
Vibrant user base across Fitbit line for social step competition
Minimal
Comfortable design
High level of customizability
Comprehensive suite of applications
Wide range of connected devices and services
Cheap. Waterproof. Discrete
Sleep tracking function wakes you up gently by massaging your wrist (but not your partner
Lightweight wristband is comfortable. Available in multiple colours
NFC and Bluetooth 4.0
More accurate than the Jawbone Up
The Silent alarm
Sleek
Attractive
Colorful
Bluetooth/wireless syncing
Real time data viewing
Waterproof
Long battery life
Light and thin
Accurate and consistent
If you've been on the fence about which tracker to get
This is the one. It beats the Basis B1 which still doesn't have a smartphone app and still requires a cabled connection to sync (although it does track heart rate
Which the Flex does not). It beats
Wireless syncing over Bluetooth 4.0
Convenient
Simple LED display
Competitively priced
Clean
Attractive design with multiple color options
Accurate (confirmed by comparing to the Fitbit One)
Cheaper thanf the Fuelband
7day battery life
The editors didn't like
If you're already active
Tracking steps and steps alone just isn't enough
Its battery only lasts five days
Which is less than many other trackers
Band is cheap feeling and difficult to close on your wrist by yourself. You will rely on the app or dashboard heavily for how you are doing throughout the day. Also
The indicators on the Fitbit Flex offer minimal information of your progress
Proprietary charging port
Misinterprets hand movements as steps sometimes
Calorie count is exaggerated in my experience
As is step count in some instances
Clasp on the band can easily get snagged and come undone
Basic LED display
Doesn't track stairs climbed
Proprietary Charger
Lack of OLED display
Doesn't monitor heartbeat
Takes time to get used to sleeping with it
Difficult to put on your own wrist
Does not count stairs
Requires a USB dongle for syncing
Does not track flights of stairs (like the FitBit One)
Always visible if worn with short sleeves
No screen on device to show you detailed information on goal progress
Does not tell time
Wristband notches gets gross
Very hard to attach to wrist and ca
Clasping the Fitbit Flex's strap shut is tricky. Direct syncing is only available with the iPhone
The Samsung GS3
And the Galaxy Note handsets
Difficult to put o
Display supplies minimal inf
Lacks heart rate tracking
Limited display of information on device. No altimeter
Five day battery life unimpressive
Clasp a bit fussy to use
No numeric ondevice display
Android app a bit buggy
Display isn't informative
Few Android devices actually supported
We had some issues finding the app in local Arabian Play Stores (expect an update on this matter)
General lack of data precision
No detailed feedback without using the app
Only metric tracked is motion
Boring design
Doesn't tell you what to do with your data
Hard to put on and take off
Inputting sleep
Food
And activity is a lot of work
Thanks for telling me what I've done
But please tell me more about what I should do. Would be nice if device itself showed number of steps taken at a glance
Abstract: Fitbit Flex è lo smartband economico realizzato dalla nota società. L' applicazione mobile di riferimento è disponibile per iOS, da poco aggiunti iPhone 5s e 5c al supporto, Android (con eccezioni) e l'ultimo arrivato Windows Phone 8.1, e la sincronizza...
Costoso, Non offre un sistema di notifiche telefoniche
L'arma vincente del Fitbit Flex è la componente partecipativa. Tramite semplici ma intelligenti espedienti, il braccialetto finess riesce a creare un buon legame tra l'utente e l'obiettivo impostato, contribuendo a creare una buona atmosfera coinvolgente...
Published: 2014-08-30, Author: Tony , review by: techzilla.it
FitBit Flex è un dispositivo semplice che fa molto bene il lavoro per cui è stato pensato: monitorare il nostro movimento quotidiano . Le feature aggiuntive non sono tante, anzi l'unica vera esperienza social fornita è la sfida sul maggior numero di pass...
Leggero e pratico da indossare, Braccialetti intercambiabili, Applicazione davvero ben fatta
Assenza database di cibi italiano, Precisione non sempre accurata con tanti falsi positivi
Indossare Fitbit è divertente i primi giorni, dove si controlla ogni tanto quello che si fa, quanti passi si è fatto, come si è dormito e così via. Dopo qualche settimana già si tende ad ignorare totalmente il braccialetto, dimenticandosi di ricaricarlo e...
Published: 2014-07-12, Author: Andrea , review by: tomshw.it
Comodo da indossare, differenti colori, fa parte di un ecosistema di prodotti, impermeabile,
Non ha un lettore di battiti cardiaci, non ha uno schermo in grado di visualizzare più informazioni,
Fitbit Flex controlla l'attività fisica e il sonno, è molto comoda da indossare, molto di più rispetto ad altri prodotti. Completamente impermeabili, potrete tenerlo addosso 24 ore su 24. L'applicazione a cui è abbinato, sia quella classica sia quella mo...
– è un acquisto consigliato? FitBit Flex non ha un display che mostra chiaramente le informazioni ma basa il suo meccanismo sui LED: una volta imparate le combinazioni è molto intuitivo. Uno dei problemi principali, a mio avviso, è la mancanza della lin...
Leggero e non intrusivo, Usa la stessa suite software molto ricca di FitBit One, Hardware preciso nella misurazione, Motivante nella vita quotidiana
Il sito Internet fuori dalla sezione standard è troppo complesso ed involuto, Informazioni statistiche non complete come quelle di FitBit One, Sistema di comunicazione a LED limitante, Non utile se si ha già una buona attività fisica
Abbiamo usato il FitBit Flex per una decina di giorni ricavandone impressioni contrastanti, specialmente dopo avere provato per quindici giorni il FitBit One. Tutti e due questi prodotti sono studiati per chi ha una vita sedentaria e vuole provare a migli...
Abstract: Die Stiftung Warentest testete in ihrer Ausgabe 12/2017 zwölf Fitnesstracker, genauergesagt fünf Fitnessarmbänder, fünf Laufuhren und drei Smartwatches. Die Gadgets wurden in den Kategorien „Qualitätsurteile“, „Ausstattung“ und „Preis“ untersucht. Zudem b...
Die von uns getesteten Fitness-Armbänder sind unterschiedlicher, als man aufgrund der zum Teil ähnlichen Bauart annehmen könnte. Außerdem bekennen sich die Hersteller durch den gewählten Funktionsumfang stellenweise deutlich zu einer bestimmten Zielgruppe...
Published: 2014-08-22, Author: Dennis , review by: Chip.de
Sehr guter Tragekomfort, Gute App
Sehr ungenaue Messung, Kein Display, Schwierige Bedienung
Im Test merken wir dem Fitbit Flex sein Alter an. Als einer der ersten Fitness-Tracker überhaupt verfügt er zwar über eine gelungene App, hinkt aber wegen des fehlenden Displays und der schwachen Genauigkeit der Konkurrenz hinterher...
