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I Tested The $99 FITBIT AIR for 2 weeks [In-Depth Review]

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Fitbit Air 👉 https://mikeobrienmedia.com/FitbitAir (affiliate link) I wore the Fitbit Air in 4 time zones, tested the sleep tracking, workouts, heart rate accuracy, battery life, and more to see if this $99 no-subscription device is actually good. I was surprised. Follow me on social media! (it's always just @mikeobrienn) Instagram: https://instagram.com/mikeobrienn Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeobrienn TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@mikeobrienn About me: https://mikeobrienmedia.com Please comment below with any questions you might have. Thank you all for watching! I appreciate you! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 I wore the fitbit air for the past 2 weeks 0:30 Comfort, Design, & Battery 4:20 Heart rate accuracy 5:30 GPS 6:10 Step tracking accuracy 7:08 Sleep tracking 12:00 Workout tracking & AI insights 13:40 Google Health Premium (app) 18:30 No subscription? Disclaimer: This video is purely based on my experiences, research, and opinions. You and only you are responsible for your actions. I made this channel to advise viewers and I truly hope to help you all out. I love making these videos and connecting with my viewers! This product was sent to me on loan from Google. I received no compensation for this video. No brands had any editorial privileges or input with this video. No brands saw this video prior to publishing and all opinions are my own. I cover both pros and cons in this unsponsored review. This channel is monetized via YouTube ads as well as some affiliate links. If a purchase is made after clicking the link, I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to the buyer. Thank you all for watching! ADDITIONAL VIDEO NOTES: FIT & COMFORT - Drying time is pretty good Stays on very well Small and discrete I think the charger should be the same as the pixel watch. Now you need to travel with two devices, or perhaps just USB-C Especially something you charge once a week, I’m likely to lose this charger HR ACCURACY Very good! R 99, R^2 98 Slight delay with intervals, especially when starting or stopping. Typical. This lag is best visualized with the gap chart GPS Accuracy - well this depends on your phone. STEP ACCURACY I woke up with 80 steps. It should be 0 I tracked 1000 steps twice. The first time, I got 967, then 994 I compared it to other trackers and this was never the highest or the lowest. I suspect it is faily accurate in step counting SLEEP ACCURACY When I am home, it tracks quite well and accurately reflects how I feel every morning Great at detecting when I fall asleep and wake up It accurately detected when I was sick and recovering in HRV & HR Recovery score felt less granular and was stuck at 15 for 3 days despite me feeling incrementally better every day 4 sleep quality metrics are fantastic insight Nap tracking - works but not very well While traveling, this was a disaster - missed nights and got so confused when I crossed the date line BATTERY I pretty much got exactly 7 days out of this Wake vibration - works really well in my opinion. Wakes me in a more natural way before my alarm Indicator light Auto tracking sensitivity - I walked a lot and many walks were tracked, but often not the correct length It learns from you Tracks many kinds of workouts You can manually track in the app (I usually do) but for walks and casual stuff, it is nice to have Does it work and track workouts when your phone is not around? APP TOUR WORKOUT SCREEN BUGS Sometimes has weird bugs. Shows me last night's sleep time + hr/hrv. Then paragraphs. Then two nights ago sleep time with last night's hr/hrv. Weird to show the wrong hr/hrv associated with two nights ago Buggy app - #2 - TCX files for weightlifting were always empty because there are no GPS data attached Cannot discard workouts afterwards (most of the time) ______

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