After roughly a week of using it, I’m happy to say that I made a really good decision in buying a FitBit! Being into fitness and just health in general and not having some sort of activity tracker is unheard of these days, so I decided to hop on the bandwagon and purchase one myself. The FitBit Flex comes with the FitBit itself, which does the tracking, a small band, and a large band. Above, the packaging has some details as to what the FitBit does, but below I go into a little more detail.
The FitBit app comes on both Apple and Android devices, which is a huge plus for me (an Android user) considering a lot of fitness trackers like the Nike FuelBand and such STILL don’t’ have Android compatibility. Above is the dashboard aka what you first see when you open the app. Everything is super easy to use and to log activity. There is a step counter, calorie counter, diet plan, sleep tracker, and water tracker. Personally, the water tracker was super eye opening for me as to how much water we need each day. Before the FitBit, I was doing a pretty lousy job at drinking water. Oh how that has changed. I drink pretty much nothing but water now except for the occasional orange juice in the morning. I feel so much better eliminating sugary drinks out of my diet, which brings me into my next point.
Who would’ve thought that just a little band on my wrist would have changed how I felt in just a week? I have been watching what I eat more closely and realizing how much stuff I thought was healthy really wasn’t. The water tracker has had a huge impact on how I feel. The FitBit also just motivates me to get up and do something. It continues to push me to go one more minute, one more step.
Waterproof and all, the FitBit definitely won’t be coming off my right arm anytime soon.
Also, how cute are these Tory Burch covers for it are??? Definitely going to need one of these.