Anonymous
Post 07/18/2018 21:17     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I love my Fitbit Versa. I don’t have the special edition since I didn’t think I’d use the pay feature.
Anonymous
Post 07/18/2018 21:12     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
How can you say they are both accurate when giving different data?
Anonymous
Post 07/18/2018 18:12     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I love my Apple watch. It's everything in one - heart rate, stairs, calorie burn, steps, workout reminders, standing each hour reminders, phone, calendar, text, email, notifications (e.g., NYT).

There are two Apple watch sizes. I have the smaller and don't find it bulky at all.
Anonymous
Post 07/18/2018 01:12     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
Also, my versa gets a solid 3 days off of a charge even though I’m always fiddling with it, running Fitbit coach, etc.
Anonymous
Post 07/18/2018 01:08     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'd check out the Fitbit Versa which looks identical to the Apple Watch. I've had it for a couple of months and it's worked out well. I like not having to give up my Fitbit integration with my food tracking app and my running app.

I do agree with the above poster about improved step accuracy, but I think that's because Fitbit Versa and Apple are both using GPS to determine your stride length rather than using a general calculation based on height, etc.

I didn't get the Apple Watch because of cheapness and my previous Fitbit (Charge HR) lasted 4 years.


Thanks! Maybe the Versa will work! Did you get the special edition? -OP


I regret not getting the special edition because now I see the benefit of the autopay feature ( I think that’s the only extra feature ). I was unfamiliar/ not sold on smart watches, but now I get it. Love seeing texts and all othe phone app notifications without having to check my phone. And you can see all of your stats with a flip of the wrist.
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 23:18     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I have an early generation Apple Watch but it doesn't track sleep or stairs. When I first got it I wore it alongside the Fitbit to compare and the Apple Watch counted more steps than Fitbit.
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 23:10     Subject: Re:Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I stopped using my Apple watch because I got sick of charging it so often. I use my Fitbit now. In regards to the poster above saying that the Fitbit inflates the numbers it does not really matter much imo because a) both are inaccurate (esp for calories) and b) you are really using it as a relative scale (so as long as you consistently wear the same device that is all that really matters).
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 23:05     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
Apple Watch is a fitbit plus having a phone on your wrist. You can take and receive calls, texts, calendar reminders....It's more bulky and requires charging every 24-48 hours. I don't love the way mine looks but I'd be lost without it.
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 22:27     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
Anonymous wrote:I'd check out the Fitbit Versa which looks identical to the Apple Watch. I've had it for a couple of months and it's worked out well. I like not having to give up my Fitbit integration with my food tracking app and my running app.

I do agree with the above poster about improved step accuracy, but I think that's because Fitbit Versa and Apple are both using GPS to determine your stride length rather than using a general calculation based on height, etc.

I didn't get the Apple Watch because of cheapness and my previous Fitbit (Charge HR) lasted 4 years.


Thanks! Maybe the Versa will work! Did you get the special edition? -OP
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 20:53     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I'd check out the Fitbit Versa which looks identical to the Apple Watch. I've had it for a couple of months and it's worked out well. I like not having to give up my Fitbit integration with my food tracking app and my running app.

I do agree with the above poster about improved step accuracy, but I think that's because Fitbit Versa and Apple are both using GPS to determine your stride length rather than using a general calculation based on height, etc.

I didn't get the Apple Watch because of cheapness and my previous Fitbit (Charge HR) lasted 4 years.
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 20:42     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
Anonymous wrote:I did this at Christmas. Apple is way more accurate at calorie burn and steps. Be warned that Both will be a lot less than what you’re used to. Fitbit inflates them both. I was getting 15-18k steps a day with Fitbit and I only get 10-12 with Apple. Some days Fitbit said I burned 2800-3200 calories and my norm with apple is about 2200. I am happy with Apple and feel it works much better as an activity watch.


Thanks. Have you heard of the Fitbit scale syncing with the Apple watch or will I need to input the data manually?
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 19:28     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I did this at Christmas. Apple is way more accurate at calorie burn and steps. Be warned that Both will be a lot less than what you’re used to. Fitbit inflates them both. I was getting 15-18k steps a day with Fitbit and I only get 10-12 with Apple. Some days Fitbit said I burned 2800-3200 calories and my norm with apple is about 2200. I am happy with Apple and feel it works much better as an activity watch.
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2018 11:03     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
anybody?
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2018 20:06     Subject: Going from Fitbit to Apple Watch—what am I losing or gaining?
I’ve had Fitbits for years but they’re starting to need to be replaced every year. I also have the Fitbit scale. I’m thinking about getting an Apple Watch instead of replacing my Fitbit but what features will I be losing or gaining? I like to track my steps, stairs climbed and sleep cycles. I also like the data the Fitbit gives me like my weight and body fat over time. Should I just get another Fitbit or will I like the Apple Watch?