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Blaze or Garmin?

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‎01-07-2017 01:41 - edited ‎01-07-2017 02:24

‎01-07-2017 01:41 - edited ‎01-07-2017 02:24

Hi FitBit community,

ive been a FitBit customer for 2-3 years, have had the Charge, I currently have the Charge HR and the Aria.

 

I'm looking to upgrade in the next month or so.

 

should I go with the Blaze or are Garmins a better option for that price?

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‎01-07-2017 03:17

‎01-07-2017 03:17

I'd go for the Charge 2, unless you really like the watch look of the Blaze.

 

I used Garmins for a couple of years, and they worked really well and had a lot of features, but the web interface was a nightmare.  Unintuitive, difficult to navigate and it very often just refused to find my device until I went through all sorts of shenanigans.

 

Fitbit's app/ dashboard is much easier and lets you keep everything together.  

Sense, Charge 5, Inspire 2; iOS and Android

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‎01-07-2017 04:50

In response to Julia_G

‎01-07-2017 04:50

I want to upgrade to a Watch-Looking model.

The Garmin App seems easy enough to use and does produce a few more intuitive post-workout stats.

I'd rather stay with what I know but I am willing to change and learn a new device, to get value for money long-term from my purchases.

I'm keen to use a fitness tracking device indefinitely so I want to get it right.

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