Radiance, Chicory, RADIANCE, EU, Activity Tracker

Impressed by the product. Now, I had samsung galaxy watch ultra and that one was chunky and most disapointedly I could not use it while sleeping, way too distracting. So after reading some review I was hopeful fitbit air would be less invasive.. and it is. Is not really what whoop does or garmin to really catch all the activities correctly... but does well in mesuring heart rate, hrv and pretty good in measuring sleeping. The most impressive thing though for me is that is paired with gemini well and does well the detection of the sleeps, and explaines well your status at the time or your progress. Quite a good companion I must say!

This new wearable from Google is a good choice if you want something minimal that doesn't constantly demand your attention with screen notifications, like the Apple watch. It is very lightweight compared to my Apple Watch Ultra, meaning you can easily wear it alongside a traditional watch without it feeling bulky or intrusive - this is exactly what I’ve been doing for the last couple of weeks now. Because it is comfortable, it’s particularly easy to wear while sleeping, which is a big plus if you are interested in tracking your rest without being bothered by a heavy watch on your wrist. The actual sensor part that sits inside the strap is small, but not tiny. This means that it might look a bit large on a smaller wrist. The hardware itself feels like a solid, well-made piece of equipment. It is compact, the battery life is impressive enough to last a full week, and it holds up well during daily activities. The gentle vibration for alarms is a nice touch - it’s subtle enough not to be jarring, yet effective enough to wake you up once you get used to the sensation. It’s an excellent value compared to more expensive alternatives on the market, especially if you prioritize a clean, distraction-free experience. However, the experience with the companion app is a bit of a mixed bag following the recent transition to the new platform. While the device gathers the data reliably, navigating the software can take some getting used to. As someone who also uses the Apple Health app, I do find the Google app a bit more confusing, with certain information tucked away in menus rather than being immediately visible. It is also worth noting that sync performance can occasionally be temperamental, requiring you to manually pull down on the screen to ensure your latest data has been captured. I’m also a bit unsure about the automatic registering of excercise. I’m not heavily into fitness, so this isn’t a major thing for me. Rather, I am more interested in registering health stats and sleep. If you are looking for a simple, reliable way to keep an eye on your activity and sleep patterns without the digital clutter of a smartwatch, this is a great little device. It excels at being a "set it and forget it" tool. Just be prepared for the fact that the supporting software is still settling in, and you might need a little patience while you learn the new layout and what each feature represents.

This was a waist of money, it won't connect to my Samsung S24. Followed all the instructions from Google on how to deal with connecting. But it still won't. No connection what do ever. Don't waist your money until it' fixed by Google. Didn't expect this from them.

Had this just over a week now and it’s similar to the Apple Watch but you don’t have to pay a subscription. It does a good job of recording your sleep patterns. Less so on the exercise, you can start recording your workouts similar to the Apple Watch. The strap is made of a synthetic material which has already stated to look a bit gross, apparently you can wash it. Replacements straps are £35 atm so just something to bear in mind, I purchased the blue one which may have been a mistake for wear and tear. Does all the other stuff like steps, calories burnt. It does have a blood oxygen reading but no idea how accurate that is. I think it’s worth it especially for sleep. Comfortable feel, very light to wear it

I already own an Apple Watch and had it for many years. So I wanted to see if this was something that’d add value. So the Fitbit device itself is very unassuming: a simple strap and no display. The colour of the strap is a pleasant blue, which goes with most of my outfits. The battery life is superb. It’s lightweight so it doesn’t feel like you’re carrying weight. Now the hardware bits are out of the way, what makes it really great is, it works with both iOS and Android. The app has an AI coach which I found it to be very useful. Mindful that it comes in the premium package, I am using the 1-month no credit card trial. I must say it has made a lot of impact already. It gives me real time data, with suggestions to add things to my lazy workout habits, ability to log food by taking a picture of it, and capturing it correctly too. From the settings I let it access to my Apple health data. So it completes the full circle so I don’t need to enter all the historical information. I really am impressed with it. £84.99 is a highly affordable wearable technology if you are looking to improve your health and fitness. I’d highly recommend it.

Driving me mad Keeps missing sections Shows on map I walked but the details says I didn’t

I really like the Google Fitbit Air because it is light, comfortable, and easy to wear every day. It tracks my heart rate, sleep, and daily activity without a screen, which makes it simple to use. The personalised coaching is helpful and encourages me to stay active. I also like that the battery lasts up to seven days and it works with both Android and iPhone. Overall, it is a great fitness tracker for anyone who wants to improve their health in an easy way. Highly recommend.

Comfortable to wear, good looking and quite sophisticated. I really like my Fitbit Air, but it was hit and miss at first and now I just feel that it should be able to do more. I admit that I'm rubbish at setting up new technical devices, but it should be more simple. I cannot tell you exactly how to set this up as it took many days of revisiting and fiddling with settings. I think I was told to set up an app that I couldn't find, and then the Fitbit App and then the google health App. Of the latter two, they seemed to be linked to each other and then after about a week the fit bit app seemed to turn into the google app. I'm still confused. I wasn't even wearing it the right way round or in the right place because I couldn't find a clear instruction. Wear it on a wrist just below the wrist bone (the elbow side). Tight but not too tight. The metal clasp should be on the top of your wrist, on the outside (away from your body). For about the first week it only told me how many steps I had done. Then as if by magic other things started to come to life, like calories burned. Eventually after about 10 days it started telling me about my sleep and BPM. The number of steps seems accurate. 'Weekly cardio' doesn't make sense. It still doesn't tell me anything about 'Floors' which I assume is altitude. It only tells me what by BPM is and I'm not a Dr so it means nothing to me. Last week it contradicted itself and said my 'resilience' was low due to too much activity and not enough sleep, while at the same time telling me on 'Readiness' that I was ready for a work out. In a nutshell, I think the device is very cool and clever, but the App needs a lot of work. This could easily be so much better.

This Fitbit Air mainly for its long battery life, sleep tracking, and health insights. The device itself feels lightweight and comfortable, and the data seems detailed. However, the app has a learning curve and can be confusing at first, especially if you're used to checking your heart rate and other information instantly. After using it for two days, I started experiencing irritation and itchiness around the area where I wear the band. I have sensitive skin, so this may not happen to everyone, but it is something to keep in mind if you also have skin sensitivity. Overall, the Fitbit Air seems to be designed for long-term health tracking rather than quick access to health data. It may suit people who enjoy analyzing trends over time, but the experience has been mixed for me so far.

Ottimo

English: The Google Fitbit Air is a great product for those who want their daily activity, sports activities, sleep, and health metrics monitored, and who want support in living a healthier lifestyle. The product is especially recommended for those who don't want smartwatch notifications constantly bothering them and who don't need a display. The product is extremely light, almost unnoticeable, has good battery capacity, and even the basic wristband is good quality and comfortable to wear. The data transmitted to Google Health is easy to interpret, which is nicely complemented by the AI-added content — even though it's not always perfect, it can help with interpreting the data. And the price is fair, finally making this technology accessible to a wider audience. German: Die Google Fitbit Air ist ein großartiges Produkt für alle, die ihre tägliche Aktivität, sportliche Betätigung, ihren Schlaf und ihre Gesundheitswerte überwachen lassen möchten und dabei Unterstützung für einen gesünderen Lebensstil suchen. Das Produkt eignet sich besonders für Menschen, die nicht möchten, dass sie ständig von den Benachrichtigungen einer Smartwatch gestört werden, und die kein Display benötigen. Das Produkt ist extrem leicht, fast nicht spürbar, hat eine gute Akkulaufzeit, und selbst das einfache Armband ist von guter Qualität und angenehm zu tragen. Die an Google Health übermittelten Daten sind leicht verständlich, was durch die von der KI hinzugefügten Inhalte gut ergänzt wird – auch wenn diese nicht immer perfekt sind, können sie bei der Interpretation der Daten helfen. Und der Preis stimmt ebenfalls, sodass diese Technologie endlich einem breiteren Publikum zugänglich wird.

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Es una pulsera de actividad sin pantalla, para lo bueno y para lo malo. Su medición es muy buena, el entrenador con IA puede prepararte cualquier ejercicio (necesita suscripción) y es realmente cómoda de llevar. Creo que es un gran acierto de Fitbit: si quieres medir la actividad sin molestias, no hay nada mejor.