Fitbit Force

Größe, Zuverlässigkeit, Bedienbarkeit, Leistung

67% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

, Fitbit is going to have to work harder to stay out on top.

The Force is, in many ways, an ideal mashup of its previous Flex and One fitness trackers. It's a souped-up, feature-rich, wrist-mounted pedometer. And when you look at it from that angle, it's an unmitigated success. It accurately counts your steps...

Sharpest display of any activity tracker. Thoughtful design. Comfortable and lightweight. Comprehensive Web interface and mobile apps. Tracks sleep and uses silent vibration alarm.

Relies on a proprietary charger. No heart rate monitor. Does not automatically differentiate between activities.

The Fitbit dongle is a miniscule USB stick that, once connected to a laptop, blends right in. You'll forget it's there. But anytime your Force is within range of that dongle, the data uploads and syncs. The result is frequently updated stats that you...

Comfortable to wear ; Tracks activity and sleep ; OLED a helpful motivator ; Altimeter for stairs tracking

10,000 reports of skin rashes ; Annoying clasp ; Proprietary charger ; Sleep tracking is inaccurate

Sure, there's a Fitbit Force recall, but we have heard from a several loyal owners who aren't turning it in for a full refund, a testament to how well the activity tracker works. It's flexible design gives it more of a relaxed fit than the Nike...

It has a display ; Great battery life ; Improved design

Doesn't replace your watch or your smartwatch ; Gets uncomfortable when wet ; Clasp is finicky

The Fitbit Force is a big, ahem, step up from the Flex, although it’s also somewhat bigger itself. The much-more informative display means you can ditch your watch and inspect your smartphone app less for up-to-date activity data. The altimeter that...

Minimalist, comfortable design ; Tracks stairs climbed ; Records sleep patterns ; Easy setup ; Strong app ecosystem

Hard to attach to your wrist ; A bit more expensive than competing fitness trackers

The Fitbit Force is a solid wearable fitness tracker with an OLED display that can record your activity, sleep patterns and stories climbed.

This is where it gets weird. I’m a Jawbone Up user and I love the damn thing. It looks good, feels good, works well in terms of software integration and it partners with a lot of other services I already use like MyFitnessPal and Runkeeper. Having said...

Great design ; Beautiful OLED display with good animations ; Long battery life

Inelegant charging cable ; No multi-device or easy migration from old device to new ; Updating firmware can be a chore ; Not waterproof (water-resistant only)

Despite these problems, when it comes to recommending a device to family members, Fitbit is one this author can vouch for.