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Fitbit Air Review: Is It Really a Smartwatch Killer?
Google's $100 screenless health tracker is sleek, but it has a major blind spot.
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After two weeks of having it practically glued to my wrist, the Fitbit Air is starting to grow on me. But I've also experienced some major smartwatch withdrawals.
I've lost count of how many times I've glanced down at my wrist expecting to see the time, only to be met with a blank band staring back at me like, "What?" Between that and the fact that it couldn't ping my phone, there were moments the Fitbit Air felt like it was freeloading on my wrist.
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Fitbit Air Review: Health Tracking For The AI Generation
Google has brought some serious competition to Whoop (and other screenless wearable trackers).
"You clearly didn't get the memo about taking it easy today."
That was the headline to the summary of a workout I had logged in the new Google Health app. Minutes later, it was replaced with something less… aggro. "Adjusted your HIIT session details," it said, before going on to detail my workout and contextualize the metrics.
Earlier that morning, I had been told by the AI Coach that my readiness score was a mere 48 (out of 100), after a long, stressful day prior resulted in my getting a lousy night's sleep. I finished my 54-minute HIIT class at 9AM, spending 41 minutes in vigorous cardio zones and reaching a peak heart rate of 169 bpm, so I could see why I was admonished. The AI's chiding didn't hurt my feelings; in fact, I got a kick out of it and told people "my Fitbit yelled at me."
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