Ace LTE

Ditto. I know it's because they can't have teachers analyzing whether it's a full-up Apple Watch or a severely restricted Fitbit Ace LTE or something, but it's still frustrating. We've compromised by having the kids put them in their backpacks while they're in school and wear them the rest of the ti

Fitbit (Google) Ace LTE was recently released as a smartwatch for kids. The product and features seemed great on the surface so I bought it as a gift for my daughter. You pay a $9.99 monthly fee (discounted the first year) for LTE services to be able to message and call the watch. It seemed like an

Tbh, the lack of (or inferior) deals for new customers has me considering switching carriers just to get a better promo for my next device. I may switch back to Fi in the future (also for a better promo) but yes, it's a thing and it's a little annoying. Also annoying, promos that are only valid for

What do you all think of it including the £10 a month subscription to use data?

My son uses a Ace 3 fitbit. Smart watches are not allowed in school but fitbits are. My son is autistic and he really likes it and we use it to track approximately how much he sleeps.

I was looking to get a replacement and realized they are no longer on the website. I can only find the $230 ace lte

We bought a Fitbit Ace for our 8 year old for Christmas because my wife and I both wear biometric trackers and he wanted to track his steps and activity like we do.

After a few weeks of use as a parent and watching my kid engage with it, I'm very mixed on the product. I hope the Google/Fitbit produ

I was finally able to get the Ace watch running. I thought it woudl be easy to freeze activity on the watch, but it's confusing and clumsy. There appear to be two ways to theoretically block activities:

1. Fitbit Ace App - "School Time". When I toggle this on, however, it does not block any activ

Is there a way to disable the noodle in Fitbit Ace LTE? I got this for my 13yo just for location tracking and for calls/messages and this device seems to be perfect for that. Not ready for a phone yet. Not interested in any of the games/goals, etc. The only issue is the noodle is very childish for a

kids got a watch update last night and I added them as contacts. the process is a little weird since you add them like a normal contact and it says they need to "accept," and the email says they need to download and log in to the Ace LTE app but in reality it immediately adds both of the kids as con