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I´m currently wearing both the Fitbit Luxe and the Xiaomi band 9. Both tell me the exact time I fall asleep and when I wake up. The REM on the Fitbit has always been very low and every night I get about one hour of Awake. The Xiaomi gives me larger REM and doesn't take off "Awake" time from my time

Have tried the Oura and Ultrahuman, but the RingConn was much better for me as it is invisible when worn. None of them are particularly accurate, however, and the tech is still in its infancy. The Fitbit Luxe is small on the other wrist, but is not perfect. Sadly an Apple Watch or Garmin are way bet

I have had a fitbit for a few years now but the luxe was my worse experience. It dies on me and needs a hard restart too many times also will have charge but won't record anything and be blank. I could not be the only one facing this issue. This has really dissuaded me from Getting a fitbit ever now

My wife has had the Luxe for a couple years and is always looking for something smaller. She tried the Inspire 3, thought it to bulky and ugly. The Luxe is terrible with her sleep tracking; always breaking it into 3 or 4 segments (that can't be merged due to Fitbit awful editing capability); my Char

I'm like you with decades of it, plus the kids have the devices as well. They are very competitive with each other, and even their data has done doozies. The most recent models I've had off the top of my head are Luxe, Sense 1 and 2, and Charges 4 through 6. Love the alarm. Well aware the heart rate

Try Amazfit brand (I used Fitbit over an year, my fitbit luxe died in an year) Planning to get a whoop. For tracking sleep, I think Amazfit is okay, but it’s not as accurate as Whoop is what I learnt from research online.

My seventh Fitbit died last week (from Luxe to Versa to Charge 5 and 6, this was my second in-warranty replacement), white line on the screen to no screen at all within 24 hours. So with some Target credit I decided to go with a Garmin Instinct for $200. The GPS is much, much more accurate (even whe