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Veröffentlicht: 2018-11-01, Autor: Steve , Testbericht von: androidandme.com
Zusammenfassung: The Charge 3 is one of Fitbit's latest wearable devices that are designed to be an improvement to the popular Charge 2 device. Let's take a look and see if it's a worthy successor.The Fitbit Charge 3 ships in two different models, the standard and the S...
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Veröffentlicht: 2018-10-31, Autor: David , Testbericht von: techgearlab.com
Excellent set of fitness features, convenient and easy to use, solid display,
No integrated GPS unit, screen can be hard to read in direct sun
If you are searching for the best fitness tracker around, you should look no further than the Fitbit Charge 3. This wearable offers unparalleled performance at a reasonable price, offering excellent fitness and health tracking capabilities, as well as a f...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-10-24, Autor: Michael , Testbericht von: macworld.com
Bigger, brighter, crisper screen, Weeklong battery life runs circles around other watches, Excellent notification support with paired smartphone
Apps are limited and there's no SDK, No music storage or controls
Fitbit hasn't changed the price of the Charge 3, so it'll still run you $150 (or $180 for the special-edition model, which comes with an NFC chip and a second band). Compared to the $279 Series 3 Apple Watch or even the $200 Versa, it's a bit of a steal...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-10-23, Autor: Victor , Testbericht von: t3me.com
Lightweight, Great battery life, Excellent tracking features,
No built-in GPS,
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Veröffentlicht: 2018-10-18, Autor: Jimmy , Testbericht von: androidauthority.com
Classy, versatile design, Accurate fitness and health tracker, Great sleep tracker, Accurate heart rate tracking, 5ATM water resistance, Fitbit OS redesign is a big improvement, Great price point, Good battery life
Fitbit makes you pay extra to use Fitbit Pay, Inductive button can be finicky, So many features aren't available yet
Fitbit knocked it out of the park with the Charge 3. At under $150, you're getting an attractive, accurate, and feature-packed fitness tracker. The display is awesome too, and it's water resistant. What more could you ask for? Well, a few things actually...
Updated, lighter design, Larger, more responsive touchscreen, Works with Android, iOS, and Windows devices, Now supports third-party app smartphone alerts, Solid daily activity and sleep tracking, Solid exercise tracking with an accurate heart rate monito
SpO2 monitor currently isn't active, Currently not many watch faces available, Few communication tools (only Android users will get quick replies for messages), NFC for Fitbit Pay is only available on special edition devices, No music controls, Strange bu
No automatic run-pausing at launch, No on-board GPS, Not the most accurate heart rate
Fitbit’s most high-profile new devices have been smartwatches, but the company hasn’t forgotten that its best-selling product is the Charge 2. The Charge 3 is an obvious upgrade if you’re a swimmer who wants in-depth sleep analysis in a device that can la...
Lightweight and comfortable for 24 hour wear, Long battery life, Detailed sleep and heart rate data, Fitbit ecosystem well supported
Limited apps at the time of release
One of the strengths of Fitbit products is the community where friends, family, coworkers, and others challenge you to do your best and achieve your goals. There are plenty of challenges available for your friends and family, as well as community feeds to...
Veröffentlicht: 2018-08-28, Autor: DC , Testbericht von: dcrainmaker.com
In many ways one can somewhat forgot how much progress has been made over the years with Fitbit's lower and mid-range activity trackers. Sometimes it can feel like each new release is ‘just another Fitbit', and in some ways, undercurrents of that are true...
