Fitbit Holiday Health Gadget Gift Guide: Flex, Charge Fitness Devices Priced $99.99, $129.99 Feature Silent Alarm, Monitors Sleep, 'Wake' Periods, But Not Linked To Apple's Health App
Fitbit Holiday Health Gadget Gift Guide is one of the most best ways to start the new year fit and healthy. Many accounts of people on fitness trackers reveal that they are essential for weight loss and maintenance of good health - particularly for the elderly and active. Several reports say that Fitbit is the best among the Fitness Trackers available on the market. By using a Fitbit Holiday Health Gadget Gift Guide, you can compare a number of Fitness Trackers out there including Fitbit Flex, Nike FuelBand SE (used in designing Apple Watch), LifeTrak Move C300, Jawbone UP 24 and LifeTrak Zone C410.
Fitbit recently said that it has no plans to integrate their fitness tracking info with Apple's Health App. But Sync Solver for Fitbit takes care of the problem for just $0.99 by syncing fitness data like flights climbed, sleep analysis, resting calories, calories, and steps. The Fitbit lineup is priced in the $59.95 to $129.95 range.
Fitbit Flex, Fitbit Charge offers a way to monitor sleep, number of 'wake-up' periods, restless periods and the length of sleeping hours. A silent alarm provides an option for the fitness bracelet to wake you up with a silent alarm that vibrates. The Fitness Flex goes for $99.99 and the Fitbit Charge, the latest addition to the Fitbit family runs for $129.99.
The fitness trackers mentioned in this Fitbit Holiday Health Gadget Gift Guide have recently been dropped from Apple's online and retail stores. One reason could be the imminent release of its own multi-feature device, the Apple Watch.
Fitbit responded to the move in the following statement: "If you're in the market for a Fitbit device and you're shopping at the Apple Store, you'll probably have to shop elsewhere to purchase the fitness tracker. Following report from Re/Code last month that Apple planned to drop the Fitbit line of wearable devices from its Apple Store lineup, Apple has today removed the Fitbit Flex and other Fitbit products from its online store following low inventory over the past week," 9to5mac.com reported.
