Emmanuel Gadenne2 years agoI found a way to buy a fitbit tracker outside US. On eBay there are many fitbit tracker new and unpacked $119,99 USD + $35,65 USD for expedition
Edd Dumbill2 years agoI'll admit I gave up on the sleep measurement side of things. Been wondering about Wakemate for sleep measurement, but from what I hear they might still be ironing the kinks out of that, at least for Android phones.
Sara Mooney2 years agoI agree, Edd. Have had my fitbit for less than a week. Lost it one because it was black and blended into a blanket. The second time it (luckily) fell off in the car and was waiting on the seat for me to find it. So far, I'm having mixed results from it. It's not measuring my sleep accurately.
Edd Dumbill2 years agoWe love ours, but they're easy to lose, and not so cheap to replace at $100 or so. Lost two, replaced one, and agonizing over replacing the second.
Rod Begbie2 years agoFriend me up! http://www.fitbit.com/user/229CHQ
Justin Briggs2 years agoOne of my favorite things I own. My wife and I have daily competitions. There's no such word for "walk", "run", "jog" or "step." One verb to rule them all: "fitbit!"
Usage: "I'm going to go for some fitbits." "I'm going to use the stairs for maximum fitbits!" Response to "what are you doing?": "I'm fitbitting!"
Sara Mooney2 years agoYES! I heard about this last year, and it seemed like a great idea. Please post updates on your experiences with the Fitbit. :)
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Usage:
"I'm going to go for some fitbits."
"I'm going to use the stairs for maximum fitbits!"
Response to "what are you doing?": "I'm fitbitting!"