The Wellness Monitor. Review

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(More customer reviews)First, I'm unsure why other reviewers would give a product a low rating because they lost their Fitbit or whatever. Like any small electronic device or jewelry, you have to find out what works for you so as not to misplace it.

More important is the Fitbit itself. It's more than a glorified pedometer. It's convenient and I can have it with me 24/7. I can establish "activities" for the times I'm burning extra calories, but without much motion. Weight lifting is one example. Data from the Fitbit are wirelessly uploaded to my website account and, in my opinion, it's the website that makes the Fitbit worth the investment. Poke around the [...] website, which is free, and see for yourself what are the benefits to you.

What do I like about the Fitbit. It's a lot of fun to use and from Fitbit community it's clear many people become obsessed with using it; this writer included. I like that I've lost 33 pounds, learned where to adjust my diet to be more balanced and have a history of my waking and sleeping activities, plus more. As for cons, I don't have any. I do have concerns about loosing it and have taken steps (no pun) to keep it securely with me. Also, the rechargeable batter is not user replaceable and it won't last forever. Fitbit still hasn't published a battery replacement policy or cost even though they say they will.

I bought my Fitbit directly from the company and have had it with me for about 8 months now. My wife has had hers for about 6 months. Bottom line: I Love it and Never Am Without It. My wife too.

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Product Description:
This device automatically tracks your daily movements and sleep cycles to help determine if you are getting enough exercise and sleep. Similar to NASA technology that monitors astronauts in space, the device's integrated accelerometer monitors the intensity and duration of movements, tracks steps taken and distance traveled, and calculates calories burned--even during activities that do not require walking. The sensor fits into the included wristband while you sleep and tracks tiny tremors in the wrist to determine how long it took you to fall asleep, how often you woke up, and how long you were actually asleep, not just lying in bed. When the device is within 15' of the charging station, it automatically uploads information to the manufacturer's website, where your readings are displayed on timelines and graphs. About the size of a USB flash drive, the wellness tracker clips to a belt or fits in a pocket. Includes Windows- and Mac-compatible software for uploading readings to the website. Operates for 10 days after a 1 1/2-hour charge.

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