Fitbit Alta
 | Outdated Product 7 700 ₴ Type: fitness tracker; Interface: Bluetooth v 4.0; notifications; vibration; Shape: rectangular; Type: monochrome; Display type: OLED; Watch face protection: plastic; accelerometer; Device charging: proprietary connector; Material: plastic; Strap: non-removable; Protection rating: IP55 |
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fitness tracker, screen: 1.35 ", 128х16 px, touch, no heart rate monitor, body: plastic, protection 50 WR (5 ATM)
Fitbit Alta
NON-touchno heart rate monitor
Display:OLED
Body:plastic, IP55
Alerts:vibration alerts, about calls, about messages
Health:no heart rate monitor
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I asked my husband to give me a bracelet that can help me in the fight against excess weight. I have chronic hormonal problems and just normal nutrition is not enough. You need to move, but it’s difficult to take care of yourself during the working day, sometimes I sit for hours in an office chair and this is definitely not good for my figure. The only thing I asked my husband to agree with me before buying was the appearance of the gift. And then his taste is not very good, like many men, by the way. He looks great. In general, the appearance for such fitness things is no less important than its functions or battery capacity. Agree, no woman will constantly wear an ugly device. The function is not very much, but the bracelet copes with them perfectly. The pedometer is very accurate, I specifically did a parallel count and was pleasantly surprised. In addition, the bracelet calculates the distance traveled (approximate, of course, there is no GPS in it) and the number of calories burned. The bracelet can also remind you that I haven’t moved much in the last hour (the time is adjustable) and offers to fulfill the standard of 250 steps. An interesting feature and, in my opinion, really useful. Curiously, the bracelet never does this while sleeping. For a soft rise there is a vibrating alarm, unusual, but I liked it. It is charged from a personal computer or laptop using a special USB cable. It takes a little time to charge, only an hour. The screen is small and when words and numbers begin to be transferred on it, it does not look very good. It should work on a single charge for about 6 days, but for some reason I get no more than 3-4. |
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