5-day battery life, Accurate heart-rate tracking, Bright and clear display, indoors and out, Inherently intuitive interface
Buttons feel cheap on such a sturdy device, No standalone GPS tracking, Water resistant, not waterproof – so no good for swimmers
The Fitbit Blaze is a sports strap-on that knows its mark and hits it. For those after a smartwatch with sporting pedigree, look elsewhere: the Blaze is well-and-truly a sports watch, and a darn good one at that.Sure, off-device GPS isn't ideal, and there...
Limited notification, Water-resistant not waterproof, Mediocre design
With the help of Fitbit Blaze, I get to see my steps per day, my calories burned and can track my sleep. The app is undeniably one of the best extensive reviews from Fitbit. This smartwatch definitely amazed me with its battery performance bec...
Abstract: Got some leftover ang bao money and not sure what to do with it? The right smartwatch can help you exercise better, get more organized, and sleep better (perhaps even all three). But with so many choices out there, how do you know which is the best for yo...
Abstract: 1 Fitbit Blaze$268 (usual price $318)Booth 6026, 6027This fitness tracker monitors your all-day physical activities and heart rate as well as automatically monitors your sleep.When paired with your smartphone, its 240x180-pixel colour touchscreen display...
Fitbit calls its new Blaze a smart fitness watch. It is a smartwatch that is aimed at fitness buffs and meant to be the only wearable they need.Such a claim, though, makes me wary. For me, trying to be both a smartwatch and a fitness watch is like trying...
Think of the Fitbit Blaze as a fitness tracker with a big display, and it is brilliant. View it as a smart fitness watch, and you will be disappointed...
Abstract: Of all the users that smart wearables target, the fitness buff is arguably the one most willing to pay for what's on offer with these newfangled gizmos.Fitbit is a brand known for its activity trackers, and the Blaze is its latest creation for a health-co...
