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[ad_1] Joe Maring / Android Authority TL;DR Multiple Fitbit Air users report inaccurate sleep tracking, with some claiming the device logs them as asleep while they’re still awake or mistakes sleep time for physical activity. The complaints aren’t limited to the Fitbit Air; some owners of older Fitbit devices have also reported sleep and activity-tracking … Read More “Early Fitbit Air buyers are already facing accuracy issues” »
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[ad_1] Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority TL;DR Google has released official instructions and 2D CAD drawings for creating custom Fitbit Air bands. The company’s guidelines cover everything from sensor placement and attachment force to safe skin-contact materials. The files make it surprisingly easy for makers and 3D printing enthusiasts to design their own Fitbit Air … Read More “Google just made it ridiculously easy to 3D print your own Fitbit Air bands” »
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[ad_1] Joe Maring / Android Authority The Oura Ring 5 was just announced late last week, and on paper, it looks like the smart ring I’ve been waiting for. Having worn the Oura Ring 3 and Ring 4, Oura’s companion app and health data truly set it apart from the competition. But there’s always been … Read More “The Oura Ring 5 looks perfect, but the Fitbit Air already ruined it” »
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[ad_1] Rita El Khoury / Android Authority I’ve had the new Google Fitbit Air for about 10 days now, and from the moment I unboxed it, I’ve been wondering what it brings to my use case that my daily-worn Pixel Watch 4 doesn’t already provide. There’s the longer battery life and the quasi-certainty of knowing … Read More “I found a hidden way to wear the Fitbit Air that Google didn’t tell you about” »
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[ad_1] The Fitbit Air is a comfortably lightweight, screenless tracker centered around passive health and fitness monitoring and excellent sleep tracking. It pairs Fitbit’s approachable health platform with long battery life and streamlined fitness features, all at an accessible $99 price point. Fitness tracking bands never fully disappeared, but they definitely stopped being interesting for … Read More “A strong case for minimalism and ditching your smartwatch” »
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[ad_1] Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority TL;DR Reddit users with smaller wrists say the Fitbit Air’s “one size fits all” design feels oversized and leaves noticeable gaps around the skin. Some users suggested wearing the tracker on the bicep or ankle instead, though others questioned whether Fitbit’s sensors are optimized for those placements. The discussion … Read More “The Fitbit Air may not fit as well as Google wants you to believe” »
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[ad_1] TL;DR After widely rolling out the new Google Health app, Google has shared a long list of bug fixes and improvements headed to the platform in the coming weeks and months. The fixes and improvements cover everything from exercise tracking, sleep, nutrition, fitness plans, and AI Coach features. Google also confirmed upcoming features like … Read More “Google details big fixes and upgrades coming to Google Health” »
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[ad_1] Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority TL;DR The Fitbit Air can be used simultaneously with the Pixel Watch. However, the Fitbit Air can’t be used simultaneously with other Fitbit devices. Google’s recently launched Fitbit Air is a lightweight, screenless fitness accessory that offers passive wellness tracking. While you can use it as your main fitness … Read More “PSA: Don’t buy the Fitbit Air expecting it to work with your Charge or Versa” »
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[ad_1] C. Scott Brown / Android Authority I’m not a fan of most fitness trackers. I’ve used a number of Fitbit products over the years, most recently the Charge 6. None of them ever stuck in my routine. Most wound up being a simple smartwatch, giving me notifications of texts and incoming calls. I’m not … Read More “I’m not a fitness buff, but I still can’t wait to buy the Fitbit Air” »