Fitbit unveils its first smartwatch - the Ionic - which runs a custom OS Comments
- AnonD-284533
- sX8
Seems Brits in the uk are getting ripped off again by Fitbit as there charging £299 for the same watch that you can buy In the U.S for $300
At today's exchange rate $300 = £237
Looking at the specs apart from swimming, GPs and putting music on the watch it ain't no different to my blaze,
- Anonymous
- 0UZ
Roy, 29 Aug 2017Fitbit holds the same spot in fitness tracker industry as Beats holds in the headphones industry!Beats hold what place?!!
As far as I see no one with at least two grams of brain would buy headphones from them.
- uharry
- b%2
Anonymous, 29 Aug 2017$75 should be correct price... It is priced close to 200$
- Anonymous
- PU0
Anonymous, 28 Aug 2017The battery only lasts 10h? eInk displays, anyone?More than 4 days for normal use, 10hrs with continuous GPS tracking.
- Roy
- kBG
Fitbit holds the same spot in fitness tracker industry as Beats holds in the headphones industry!
- someone
- Bct
Fitbit - Company where there is no design team !!
All their products so damn ugly and I am not sure how people buy these !!
- AnonD-688497
- 3np
Reminded me about Sony Smartwatch 2... Though Sony released them in 2013 and looked prettier...
- AnonD-237083
- thw
i have blaze,i think blaze have better design and battery life , i can use it for nearly 5 days when connected to my smartphone. and nearly 2 weeks with mixed use. best for me.. haha
- Omu cu Lopata
- ajW
Too bad they don't make another Vector watch... They just bought two great companies, Pebble and Vector Watch just so they can take them out of business.
- AnonD-552179
- myc
first attempt at a smartwatch and then priced at $300. thats not a good step in the right direction.
- ashyjay92
- B{s
if they added support for external sensors(power, speed, cadence, HR) then it'd be worth it but anyone spending $300 on a activity/sport based watch, are going to consider garmin, and suunto first
- Meh
- 0uI
To bad the design team from Pebble wasn't involved...
Not a looker to say the least.
- Peter-B
- 3FJ
AnonD-234961, 28 Aug 2017Fitbit acquired Pebble, so this looks to be a variation of the Pebble OS, which is actually a ... moreWell, they didn't come out and say it, but it seems that the SDK for apps is the Pebble one. That's good news for those who still love their Pebbles, I suppose, as it will provide them with an upgrade path.
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