Hello Fitbit Community; I am looking for someone to respond to this post that could give me some tips and or suggestions on managing fitbit health information when living either with Auditory Processing Disorder and or ADHD. People with close family members are also appreciated. The things I don't like that bother me and take away from accomplishing goals and objectives.
1. Alta HR bands the ones I have tried with rubber texture are reactive to my skin. The one I have now is alright but it is starting to crack and wear out. Did anyone find a great durable, hypoallergenic band from 3rd party sellers that can take the punishment we infliction on products with our hypersensitive or hyposensitivity to our environments?
2. Whoever decided to make the clasp on the Alta HR be metal with ridge didn't take into consideration people with bigger fingers and not good finger strength and dexterity, because I don't like that the band can be pretty easily get knocked off my wrist. It would have been logical to design it just like watches with a bar that the straps go over so that problem is solved.
3. I don't like having to tap the face to get the health information so I never use it that way
4. The word Fitbit on my Alta HR is stamped upside down which is annoying when the strap gets knocked off.
5. I am thinking of switching to a smartwatch instead as I think it is always better for Neurodiverse to have all the features and capabilities within 1 device so suggestions on an ADHD Fitness Tracking Smart Watch from Fitbit, Works to sync with Fitbit as I wish I could have an easier system and means of keeping a food log as scanning package labels don't always work well and some companies only use QR codes and the app/camera doesn't work. I want the ability to create a super health and wellness spreadsheet and have that sync or utilize what data I need at my fingertips.
Look forward to any good processes and steps.
