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Weight Loss/Maintenance

bullimiami

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2. Could be for daily goals. Like 20 of 36 minutes active.

Reply to NowsTheTime (Original post)

Sat Sep 28, 2024, 05:29 PM

Sep 2024

I’ve had fitbits for years but now that google owns them I’ll probably go a different way when the current one needs replacing.

What is it you want to get out of it?
I usually pay attention to steps and active minutes mostly. It also tracks sleep, HR, Resting HR, O2.

You kind of need to take all these devices as a general view. Not super accurate.

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I want to get a smart watch, but can't figure out what the 2 digit numbers one above the other mean in ads? [View all] NowsTheTime Sep 2024 OP

Military time? mercuryblues Sep 2024 #1

Could be for daily goals. Like 20 of 36 minutes active. bullimiami Sep 2024 #2

Mostly as a heart rate monitor....during exercise..maybe calories NowsTheTime Sep 2024 #3

The pink one with the big 23 over 30 and a lightning bolt meter. bullimiami Sep 2024 #7

Did you look at the vitalfit? bullimiami Sep 2024 #8

I use to use a clicker to count laps. multigraincracker Sep 2024 #4

Biggest numbers are usually the time DetroitLegalBeagle Sep 2024 #5

Makes sense...Thanks to all! NowsTheTime Sep 2024 #6

Actually it can. Raven123 Sep 2024 #9