Testseek.com have collected 32 expert reviews of the Fitbit Ultra FB101 pedometer and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fitbit Ultra FB101 pedometer.
April 2012
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The editors liked
Small
Light
Durable
Amazing OLED display
Informative
Encouraging
Wireless syncing
Abundance of information on online dashboard
FitBit dashboard functions as health and fitness journal
The
Tiny
Easy to use
Syncs wirelessly to computer
Long battery life
Affordable and sleek
Smart pedometer uses accelerometer for walking/running and altimeter for stair-climbing
Can monitor sleep
Includes Web account for monitoring health and fitness
Wide range of features
Unobtrusive cliplike design
Quick setup
Does not require subscription
The new version of the FitBit is still one of the best pedometers on the market
The online management software is still free for pretty much everything a normal person would need
The addition of an altimeter is a really good feature
And easy to carry
The Fitbit Ultra effortlessly tracks your basic daily activity level. It has a host of online analytical tools
It tracks sleep quality
And it boasts both Android and iOS mobile apps
Data minutiae can be enthralling
Turns your fitness regimen into a game
Accurately track stairs climbed
The editors didn't like
Battery meter only available when connected to dock
Wireless syncing can only happen with the dock
FitBit premium not included
Distance traveled was optimistic in our tests
Not waterproof
Doesn't sync with iPhone
App doesn't display sleep data
Sleep wristband is terrible
No GPS
Can't track cycling and other activities easily
Sleep Timer is inconvenient to use
Can't sync directly with mobile app
Still not waterproof – hopefully the next version will have that for us swimmers
The messages are corny
And really not needed
The Fitbit Ultra needs to be within 15 feet to sync with its USB-connected base station. The Trainer feature and a deeper activity data analysis cost extra. It's not waterproof
Abstract: The pedometer is a tiny rubbery clip-like device that you wear at all times (it can be placed in the seam of your pants or attached to your belt). Based on the premise...
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Published: 2012-03-23, Author: Brian , review by: cnet.com.au
Small, light, and easy to carry, the Fitbit Ultra effortlessly tracks your basic daily activity level. It has a host of online analytical tools, it tracks sleep quality, and it boasts both Android and iOS mobile apps
The Fitbit Ultra needs to be within 15 feet to sync with its USB-connected base station. The Trainer feature and a deeper activity data analysis cost extra. It's not waterproof
The Ultra extends Fitbit's already impressive personal fitness data measurement abilities, but for the same $99.95 price. Already a high-tech pedometer, the Ultra now has an altimeter to record stairs climbed, too. It isn't as advanced as more expensive ...
Compact and lightweight, Great motivational tool, Data tracking is simple and effective
Sleep tracking hit and miss, Food logging is time consuming, A little expensive
The FitBit Ultra is a largely unremarkable device, and we think it's pretty expensive for what is really just a digital pedometer. However, once combined with the FitBit Web site, it serves as a great motivational tool to help you become more active. The...
Abstract: The FitBit is tiny, and includes a finely tuned 3D accelerometer that can tell how far you’ve moved in any direction. It’s about the size of your index finger to the second knuckle. The surface is black, and the interior comes in either blue or purple...
Abstract: The FitBit is tiny, and includes a finely tuned 3D accelerometer that can tell how far you’ve moved in any direction. It’s about the size of your index finger to the second knuckle. The surface is black, and the interior comes in either blue or purple...
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Published: 2012-06-29, Author: Zara , review by: pcworld.co.nz
we found this feature his and miss and not anywhere near reliable as the primary step counter function.In addition to its step, stair and sleep functions, FitBit also allows you to log your food intake and any physical activities you do, such as running...
Abstract: Walking 10,000 steps a day can significantly improve your health, according to recent research. Thanks to the Fitbit Ultra, I now know that I'm not doing that. Even on my best days, I'm about 3,000 steps short, sadly.The Fitbit Ultra is a slim, light de...
