@Brooksy1882 "I am pretty active in a gym, core exercises, weights, treadmill running, lots of training runs on the road from 200m races up to marathons. I'm sorry for all the questions but from website to website i'm finding different results"
Buy proper runner's watch. In my case HR is far from accurate, distance and pace are hit and miss and there is lack of any more sophisticated analytic tools for your activities. If you look for a weight-loss then yeah, it isn't bad. Looking for fitness tracker for an athlete - Ionic is a toy. I plan to replace it with different device. So far I track activities using other apps and HR with chest strap as I need accuracy. See my other post as apart from complaining I usually show rather than only tell and few of my posts contain more detailed evidence. It is expensive toy and really, do research whether it suits your needs and delivers. Do the same with any other brand, too. The good thing about Fitbit is the community ( really, it is a small treasure here ) but from what I see it is more oriented on steps and weight loss rather than athletic goals. It isn't bad of course. What I mean it also shows what Fitbit watches are made for. That is why I bought my first Charge 2. I lost weight, my goals changes and Ionic disappointed me. That's only my opinion of course 🙂
