Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Fitness Tracker Wristband
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Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Fitness Tracker Wristband
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| Current Price | - | January 8, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $119.99 | October 12, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $119.99 | October 12, 2024 |
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| $119.99 | October 12, 2024 |
Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Fitness Tracker Wristband Description
- Track steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes
- Ultra-thin, removable tracker hides in bands, pendants and bangles, The Fitbit Flex 2 wristband is made of a flexible, durable elastomer material similar to that used in many sports watches. It also has a surgical-grade stainless steel clasp
- Swim-proof for tracking swimming, life-proof for wear in the ocean, shower, pool and beyond
- Smart Track automatically recognizes select workouts and records them to your Fitbit app; Get call and text notifications on your wrist with unique vibration patterns and color-coded LED lights
- Automatically track how long and how well you sleep, and set a silent alarm to wake with a small vibration; An LED display lights up when you get calls, texts and Reminders to Move, and shows you how close you are to your daily goal with a simple tap.
- Operating temperature: 14 degree to 113 degree Fahrenheit, Maximum operating altitude: 30,000 feet
Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Fitness Tracker Wristband Specification
Specification: Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Fitness Tracker Wristband
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Fitbit Flex 2 Smart Fitness Tracker Wristband Reviews (8)
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Gemma –
t compatable to computer not only not compatable I was told by the first tech that Windows 7 (which I was using was not compatable but will work on Windows 7) therefore I had hired a tech to switch my computer to windows 7 and lo and behold this different tech informs me that “fitbit 3” does not work with computers. I am now out $100 and have asked FITBIT to refund my one hundred dollars and they will not oblige. This is not my fault only followed FITBITs advice. My advice to potential shoppers …….be ware …..Fitbit will not back up their faulty advice.
Mlckey Nazarov….P/O’d customer and reluctant to shop fitbit again.
Meredith Lane –
Okay, so I didn’t think I would love this as much as I do. I’m not a very “fit” person – I don’t go to the gym as a hobby, I don’t count calories, I don’t drink protein shakes, etc. – so I thought I wouldn’t get very much use out of it. However! I use this thing all the time, and it even motivates me to keep moving! I love that you can set your own goals, too. I run three times a week, and it recognizes that as my goal. It’s interesting how it keeps track of your sleep, too.
The battery charge doesn’t last for very long, but I think it charges fairly quickly. I usually just charge it when I’m sitting down to watch TV or something when I won’t lose any tracked steps.
If you’re on the fence about this, I would say go for it! It’s the cheapest one and it isn’t super bulky. It’s very discrete, so it doesn’t look so out of place when you have to be dressy, which is something I don’t like about the Apple watch or some of the more intense Fitbits.
*UPDATE* so like three days after posting this review, my dog ended up chewing my Fitbit while it was charging. I contacted their customer service and explained the situation and told them I’ve had it for less than two weeks, and despite dog chews not covered under the 1-year warranty, they replaced my tracker for free. I’m actually amazed by their customer service. I contacted them late Saturday night, and by Tuesday morning my new replacement tracker is preparing to ship. Just wanted to share how insanely helpful the Fitbit customer service is.
Liz and me –
Didn’t work had to return
Mickey Nazarov –
Los tiempos de entrega es un gran diferencial eso en el servicio lo es todo y en el caso del producto muy bien estoy muy satisfecho
JD –
About 9 months ago, I decided to get a new fitbit and saw a sale on Amazon from 1seller1. Having used this product in the past (flex 2 received as a gift and earlier model from Best Buy store) I purchased this new fitbit flex 2 hoping to motivate more walking-instead I’ve had annoyances and aggravation from trying to get this to work. Essentially it is junk. When it first arrived it would not charge-pretty much not at all.After hours of having it in the outlet charger to no avail I tried the laptop charger. So, I arranged to return it for a refund and received a refund label (so that was good) but since I could not locate the original packaging was unable to do so. I found the packaging later but it was too late. I have no way to contact this seller. Later, I tried again to charge it as I saw one light and had a glimmer of hope it might work. Having thrown away good money on this product, I tried in vain to get it to work. I managed to get it to appear to have charged it minimally to get a flashing blue light and the occasional buzzing. However, as it turned out, that did not mean it would be “findable” by the fitbit app each time. Only once was it-to my phone app-never the window app on my laptop with the non-blue tooth device dongle–but regardless of the perceived small victory, the battery failed to ever charge sufficiently to sync ever. So my conclusion is: this must be a knock off or one of the”made in china” poor quality and defective merchandise units– in comparing this seller’s product to the ones I previously purchased at reputable stores (which actually managed to work all the time unlike this which never worked) I would like to get a refund but won’t hold my breath -despite the UCC which requires a refund for defective products within 1 year. That is a huge drawback to buying on Amazon instead of the old fashioned trip to a physical store. BUYER BEWARE.
Cliente de Amazon –
The fitbit proves to be a very functional bracelet. I can say i am pleased with the results. I reccommmend it for people who be more fit and need motivation.
Amazon Customer –
Excelente producto, el color es muy bonito es un poco mas oscuro que en la foto, para dormir es súper cómodo no sientes que la tienes puesta y durante el día lo mismo, la carga no tarda tanto como dice (al rededor de 1 1/2 a 2 días) el marcador de pasos es bueno aunque no se si exacto, lo he probado en el agua pero solo para verificar que sea aprueba de agua, no lo use para rastrear la distancia y hasta ahora no ha tenido fallas. La opción de monitorear el sueño es muy buena, te dice cuantas horas duermes, cuantas veces te despiertas, etc. En cuanto a las notificaciones solo me sale una luz azul y no como dice en la página oficial de fitbit. Ideal para la gente que busca motivación, te ayuda mucho pero hay que ser muy disciplinados y constantes. La entrega fue muy rápido a pesar de que se retraso un día, se entrego en 4 días hábiles. La recomiendo.
Meredith Lane –
I’m lazy, and it shows in my latest lab results from my doctor. I doubt I’ll ever be one to so any strenuous exercise, but I’ve got to step up the activity a little, or I’m headed to an early death. I figure if I can actually see my activity levels, it might be easier to push myself a little further when walking my dog or choosing between the elevator and the stairs. So far, that’s exactly what’s happening.
I’d been eying the Fitbit Flex 2 for a while, and some Amazon gift certificates for Christmas finally made it happen. The price-point is very affordable, and it’s mostly waterproof, meaning I won’t accidentally kill it by forgetting to take it off when I wash my hands or rinse a dish. And who knows…maybe I’ll get a wild hair this summer and make use of the swimming pool.
Having never used anything remotely like this before, I was glad the app walked me step-by-step through setting it up. Unfortunately, it just wouldn’t connect to my phone after the double-tap thing, but after a little online sleuthing, I found among the similar complaints from other users one comment that said to just keep tapping after it vibrated. And tapping. And tapping. And believe it or not, that did the trick.
The app itself is pretty awesome. I loaded it on my iPhone, and it syncs throughout the day, telling me how many steps I’ve taken and how many calories I’ve burned (including the ones our body uses just breathing and being alive). I can add things I’ve eaten, set and track activity and weight goals, and see how well I’ve been sleeping. I especially love the silent alarm and notification features, since it can (a) quietly alert me to a cell phone call or text message, which is awesome while I’m at work, and (b) silently remind me to get up off my butt and move every so often.
Wearing it is surprisingly comfortable. I suppose if you’re not used to something on your wrist, it might take some getting used to, but I typically wear a couple of bracelets, so this wasn’t really a change for me. The wristband material is flexible and pretty tough, so it can handle the bumbs and scrapes of going about my regular life without damaging the magical pebble inside. I like that it’s fairly inconspicuous as well, with no digital face to attract attention. After all, I have my lazy reputation to maintain!
So far my activity isn’t impressive at all, but at least I can measure what I’m up to, have a concrete starting point, and set a realistic goal. 10k steps? Nope, probably not anytime soon. But 5K would be a huge improvement for a sofa sloth like me, and my dog is loving that I let her take me on longer walks now that I’m able to see my lack of progress — and finally do something about it!