Reviews for Fitbit One Wireless Sleep Monitor and Activity Tracker

I like that I can just put the fitbit into my pocket or attach it to my belt. I'm not sure I want to wear a tracker on my wrist, even though that seems to be the latest direction for these devices.

It seems to keep a reasonably accurate track of my steps and the flights of stairs I climb every day. The companion app is not as pretty as the one for the Jawbone UP, but hopefully fitbit will update it when they release their wrist worn device this spring.

I'm seeing a new doctor next week and the FitBit one has allowed me to collect data to discuss with this new doctor that would otherwise be difficult to describe. I find it interesting how the sleep analyzer has revealed how little actual sleep I get during the night. You can track your mood, your food and water intake and it will calculate your caloric intake verses calories burned. If your looking for a way to collect and process data the fitbit suite of products will allow you to record your, Food, activities, weight, sleep, heart rate, Blood pressure, glucose, and it has a handy journal for recording observations. I find myself spending more and more time recording my statistical data as I learn what the FitBit ONE has to offer.

I had the Fitbit One for about three days, it seemed like a good product. I was gathering a sufficient amount of data to get a sense of its accuracy and consistency, it appeared to be quite successful at doing its job. Unfortunately for me, it slipped off my belt and is now lost forever. For what it's worth, I think the functionality of this product is decent and I recommend trying it but only if one finds a secure way to fix it to one's body... shame to have lost $100 though, probably won't invest in it again.

gotta love a device that claims i climbed a flight of stairs when i did no such thing and then fails to record a climb that i did do. useful? i don't think so.

then there's its supporting website and iphone app: the website displays weight data incorrectly. enter 71.7kg and it displays 71.6. not consistently but often enough that it's obviously programmer error and not user. also the iphone app displays that particular data correctly. where the iphone app fails at is if you enter 750ml for water consumed, it displays 25 fl oz.

the overall impression is of a clueless company that only halfway developed their products.

i'll not buy anything further from them ....

it provides me with seamless integration & updates of my daily activities to my iPhone.... excellent product!