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Flex 2 – Lavendar
Original price was: £37.00.£36.77Current price is: £36.77.
Track activity & sleep and get notifications with this ultra-slim swim-proof wristband. The removable tracker fits in band, bangle & pendant accessories.
Flex 2 – Lavendar
Original price was: £37.00.£36.77Current price is: £36.77.
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Description
Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Band – Wrist – Accelerometer – Silent Alarm, Alarm, Text Messaging – Sleep Quality, Calories Burned, Steps Taken, Distance Traveled – Bluetooth – Bluetooth 4.0 – GPS – 120 Hour – 0.44″ – Lavender – Elastomer, Stainless Steel Clasp – Swimming, Tracking, Sports – Water Resistant – Elastomer, Stainless Steel Clasp
- Features: Water-Resistant
- Brand: Fitbit
- Assembled Product Weight: 0.37 lb
- Color: Lavendar
- Manufacturer Part Number: 8136449
- Manufacturer: Fitbit
- Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 7.95 x 3.94 x 1.30 Inches
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| actual_color | black, lavendar |
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Prof. Rex Feest
One summer I paired it with a really strict diet and I was able to shed my stubborn 15 lbs to get to my target weight. Then I gradually put back on 4 lbs during the winter, but I think it really helps. Diet is also key of course.
Now coming to the specifics of this fitbit – the Flex.
Pros:
– The only one that is waterproof and can be used for swimming.
– Sleekest of the fitbits out there and the easiest to dress up as jewelry. Plenty of fancy jewelry options including pendants so you can wear it around your neck instead of the wrist.
– Step count is the same as the other fitbits – its not exact, but overall I find it good for my use. I don’t see a big difference with the other fitbits either.
– Low cost : It gives you the steps which is what matters to me the most for a pretty good price point.
– Well made and should last a while like my older fitbits. Fitbit also has great customer support.
– Has sleep tracking built in – very nice at this price.
Cons:
– Does not have a heart rate monitor , for that you need to go to a higher price point.
– Also no built in GPS – go to a higher price point
– No display: you can view this as a pro or a con – its up to you. I am used to the fitbit Charge which has the time display and step display. But this sacrifices the display for a sleeker design. You can always see the statistics on the phone app.
I will also be writing a review for the Fitbit Alta. Be sure to see that too, if you’d like to compare the fitbits. I have a picture that shows the Alta (black with display), Flex (Black , no display) and Charge HR (Gen1) in purple. You can see the comparable size difference. Overall you cannot go wrong with a fitbit for fitness tracking!
Ms. Heloise Hammes DVM
Ryleigh Walker
Zachary Altenwerth