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Ace's and Alta's "faces" are too large!

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I have tiny wrists so the Alta's 5.5" bands are too large. People on the forum asked for smaller Fitbits. Several wanted the unit or "face" to be smaller so it doesn't extend beyond the width of our wrists. Yet I read that the only size difference between the Alta and the Ace is that shorter wrist bands are available. Apparently, the "face" is the same size. That still wouldn't make my Alta HR more comfortable.

 

Can Fitbits be made that are smaller overall? Or did someone misinterpret the specs? I couldn't find the size of the face in the specs and another community member said that.

 

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@NanBee the Ace band is size x-small designed for wrists between 5" and 6.34". The tracker itself is the same as the Alta, about 3.5", you can see this in @ErickFitbit's post here. The Ace doesn't include heart rate, so the width of the tracker itself is slightly smaller than your Alta HR.  I'll pass along your feedback about wanting a smaller tracker. Perhaps the Flex 2 which is slightly smaller would work better for you, though it doesn't have the clock face.   

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@NanBee the Ace band is size x-small designed for wrists between 5" and 6.34". The tracker itself is the same as the Alta, about 3.5", you can see this in @ErickFitbit's post here. The Ace doesn't include heart rate, so the width of the tracker itself is slightly smaller than your Alta HR.  I'll pass along your feedback about wanting a smaller tracker. Perhaps the Flex 2 which is slightly smaller would work better for you, though it doesn't have the clock face.   

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I've returned my Fitbit and hope some manufacturer will design a smaller fitness tracker that will fit me.

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