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Best Fitbit for Pocket Use

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‎05-09-2023 06:08

‎05-09-2023 06:08

My Fitbit One finally died and I'm looking to replace it. I need something to keep in my pocket and I can't stand anything on my wrist. I want to track steps, stairs, and calories.

 

What's the best new Fitbit for me to get and carry in my pocket?

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‎05-09-2023 08:09

‎05-09-2023 08:09

Hi @BruceM  Sense 2 or Versa 4, which can be worn with an optional clip. click to see the clip.

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎05-09-2023 08:20

‎05-09-2023 08:20

@BruceM   The Inspire 3 is the only current Fitbit that is designed to be worn like the One.  It has an on wrist/on body option that changes the sensitivity of the accelerometer to account for wrist/body wear.  It's about the same size as a One.  The clip is sold separately.  The Inspire series was designed to offer users an update to the One.  The bad news is that Fitbit removed the altimeter from the Inspire series and every recent tracker.  The smartwatches still have altimeters, but aren't designed for pocket use.  And I personally wouldn't pay for a smartwatch if all I want is the basics.

 

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

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