Will a fitbit one tracker fit in the flex bracelet? I feel like the bracelet would be more comfortable while sleeping.
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it is ok for sleeping but i think the original one from Fitbit better , because the water is going inside when you just washing your hand . So you have to take it to clean everyday.
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No, this isn't made for a One.. which is a little bigger. I actually like the old Ultra sleep band for sleeping with my One the best.
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I just bought one 19 september 2014.it has sleep app and it works great. i find it more accurate than fitbit flex and Jawbone
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Hi Serge - For a detailed comparison of our trackers, check out: https://www.fitbit.com/compare. Hope this helps!
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I just bought a Fitbit One, and they are different. The Spark will detect cycling and elliptical, as well as running and walking, but not sleep. The Fitbit One tracks sleep, but I have read that it does not detect cycling. I have nothing concrete to back this up but my own intuition, but I think the Fitbit is more accurate with steps. I would come home tired after walking around at work all day, doing multiple shopping trips, and it would say something like 5,000 steps. I know that didn't seem right and I shouldn't be tired out by a mere 5,000. I worked and did one store yesterday with the Fitbit and it said 8,000 something which to me is more reasonable. I just bought a Fitbit One, and they are different. The Spark will detect cycling and elliptical, as well as running and walking, but not sleep. The Fitbit One tracks sleep, but I have read that it does not detect cycling. I have nothing concrete to back this up but my own intuition, but I think the Fitbit is more accurate with steps. I would come home tired after walking around at work all day, doing multiple shopping trips, and it would say something like 5,000 steps. I know that didn't seem right and I shouldn't be tired out by a mere 5,000. I worked and did one store yesterday with the... » Read More I just bought a Fitbit One, and they are different. The Spark will detect cycling and elliptical, as well as running and walking, but not sleep. The Fitbit One tracks sleep, but I have read that it does not detect cycling. I have nothing concrete to back this up but my own intuition, but I think the Fitbit is more accurate with steps. I would come home tired after walking around at work all day, doing multiple shopping trips, and it would say something like 5,000 steps. I know that didn't seem right and I shouldn't be tired out by a mere 5,000. I worked and did one store yesterday with the Fitbit and it said 8,000 something which to me is more reasonable. « Show Less
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After losing my spark tracker, I purchased the fitbit one. I have since found the spark tracker and I have been wearing both. The information tracked by both are similar. The fitbit also tracks sleep which is not a deal breaker for me. Both seem accurate with similar results. For me personally, I like the fitbit better for a couple of reasons. The fitbit uses bluetooth to sync to smartphone. I can look at my phone and know my activity status at any time. With the spark tracker, you need to be close to your computer to sync activity. I find that I am much more motivated to get more steps when I can look at progress. (so for me both track activity but fitbit motivated me to do more). One more thing that I prefer on fitbit is the clip. The spark tracker clip did not stay clipped very well so I would just slip in my pocket. I misplaced it a few times. The fitbit one has a rubber casing and the clip really grips. I have not lost it once. The real question for you will be if the differences are worth the extra money. For me, the fitbit was worth the extra money but that is totally a personal choice.
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You do the the fitbit device, the clip, the dongle to connect to the computer, a chord to charge it, and a sleep wrist band. I, however do not use the sleep band as it seems to interfere with the circulation even when not tight at all. I just clip it to my pajamas and it stays in place all night. The alarm is really great too, it always wakes me up much more gently than the old fashioned alarm clock.
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They make more feminine colored bands and even the black one isn't that obtrusive. If you don't want to wear anything on your wrist I would definitely look at the FitBit One where you can place it on undergarments under your clothes. Im pretty sure the flex has to be placed on your arm just because it is calibrated for arm movement only.
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I have tested it against the Withings Pulse O2 and the app Sleep Cycle and my conclusion is that it is rather poor in recording sleep. I have encountered several issues. The the fitbit App is minimal, you'll see a few thin lines to indicate that you were in light sleep or awake. There is no further detail as fitbit wants you to subscribe for more indepth analysis. And more than once the tracker does not really seem to record anything (once or twice per week). So overall I am rather disappointed about this beautifully shaped gadget.
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It only fits the fitbit flex and there is an opening on the inside of the band that you slide it into. If you don't have a fitbit flex that came with the black band, this won't work for you.
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Mine is fine......I think that you might have stretched it to much when you put the little tracker in place. It only fits one way and it took me awhile to remember just how it went......and now it slips in easy without any ouching and pulling and definitely not stretching......I had to buy another band because the original band broke from being in the same position all of the time....at least that is what I think.
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These are just the wristbands, you use them WITH the fitbit flex YOU ALREADY HAVE.
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Hi, unfortunately this is not compatible with the Fitbit system; however, please note there is a manual upload for any entries you would like to add one at a time.
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sorry I do not understand your question.Is it referred to the Lifetrack C300? in this case it is not a phone.however, it does not support, as far as I am aware of, any kind of allarm.Differently, the fitbit flex does support silent alarms (vibrations)mg
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No.. the fitbit flex has a removable unit, for charging.. so the Flex ids removed for the band.. the Force is all 1 unit, & can't be removed. I looked at that when I was buying The unit.. the force has a display , the flex does the same with led dots.. but no clock.. If you have a smartphone, you can see all the data on that.. Sorry, but your stuck with the color you have for now.. Maybe someone can invent a colored sleeve to go over the band..
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The FitBit Flex does not show the number of steps. You would have to look on the dashboard or on your mobile app for exact steps.
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Honestly, I returned my Striiv because it was too difficult to use. I bought a FitBit which I use every day. It coordinates with MyFitnessPal eating and exercising program, sends me activity for the past week so I can compare. I love my FitBit but cannot help you with the Striiv.
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I have NO problems with my tracker as long as it is positioned correctly. I wear mine on the top of my shoe and it seems to be giving me great results. I have not used any other tracking device such as fitbit etc. so I really have nothing to compare it with. But for the price, I am very happy with it. I liked it so much that after I lost my first one, I ordered the second one. They are very addictive. :) Hope this helps. For more comments, you can go directly to SparkPeople.com to check it out.