Fitbit
Luxe
Based on 203 Reddit mentions
$189.99
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Does anyone still love their fitbit?
I've had a few fitbit models, mostly the more narrow style like my current luxe. I have some gripes, like the app changes awhile back, but I am likely to stick with fitbit when I have to replace my current one. It may sound shallow, but I wear it near constantly, so I like it to look nice. I have tr
...BrgQun in r/fitbit
July 15, 2025 5:37 AM
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MEGATHREAD: Fitbit / Google Health Alternatives, App Replacements, and Device Switching
I used a Luxe for years. Since they discontinued it and I have a small wrist I switched to the air. I don't like it. It's bulky and I don't like having to open my phone every time I want to see my step count etc. the other Fitbit models are also too bulky for me so I don't know what to do. I'm havin
...ConversationLong2570 in r/fitbit
June 24, 2026 1:50 AM
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Fitbit replacement
My Fitbit Luxe finally bit the dust after a few years, so I watched a bunch of videos to understand the difference between the watches and how well they track various metrics. I was considering Garmin, but learned that their sleep tracking isn’t as accurate as Fitbit, Oura or Apple. And sleep tracki
...TravelingSong in r/cfs
December 14, 2025 8:13 PM
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What made you actually stick with walking? Building something and genuinely stuck
I only use it for the step count! Sometimes heart rate. I also like the Fitbit luxe because it doesn't look like a fitness tracker. I realized in early 20s that I was happier walking than driving so in a lot of ways I have molded my life around this and chose to only live in walkable places. So nece
...tenthousandgalaxies in r/walking
December 16, 2025 10:53 AM
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How it started vs How it’s going two years later - Daily planner app that syncs with wearables
This seems cool, but free lifetime would help a lot when I’m strained financially. Also, plenty of apps calculate a stress score from just Apple Watch alone (see Bevel, Livity, so on), so it’d be great to unlock that feature since the only integration you have for stress right now is for Garmin whic
...GwynLordOfCedar in r/iosapps
October 16, 2025 2:41 PM
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Goodbye my old friend...
I've spent a week with both, and posted a longer review that is awaiting moderator approval. TLDR: Both are fine. I will hold onto Fitbit for now because I like hardware better, will switch to Garmin if they come out with the device I like (later this year?). Briefly: Hardware: I prefer wearing Fitb
...atotic in r/fitbit
May 28, 2026 9:04 PM
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Have you tried other wearables, how do they compare?
Before I switched to the Apple Watch 8, I had been using Xiaomi Mi Band 2, Fitbit Inspire HR, and Luxe. They all served well as step and calorie counters, and alarm clocks. Overall, I found Fitbit’s workout tracking to be slightly better than Xiaomi’s, even though neither model had GPS. I really lik
...xartaniroth in r/AppleWatch
July 11, 2026 9:41 PM
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Goodbye my old friend...
Do you like Garmin? When Google bricked my Aria (which I LOVED), I switched to a basic Withings scale. But I still have my Fitbit Luxe. I’m sure it’s going to die soon because I’ve never had a Fitbit last this long. And I’m trying to decide what I want to move to. I love Fitbit for helping me manage
...SeekingLight-Mt634 in r/fitbit
May 21, 2026 1:57 PM
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Charge 5 replacement
When my Charge 5 died the exchange rate was bad. So I bought a Xiaomi Band 9, for 1/5th the price of the Charge 6. I was with Fitbit for 12 years and I'm glad I tried something else. My Fitbit's usually lasted 3 years / 3 typhoon seasons. So for the price difference I figured even if it only lasted
...KotoDawn in r/fitbit
March 30, 2026 6:11 PM
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Curious about people's thoughts on the data lately.
I’ve been consistently wearing my Fitbit Luxe for the last five years and I love it. I find the data to be pretty accurate. However recently it doesn’t give you accurate numbers when you’re working out because I had a stress test done and I compared the numbers as the test was happening and it was n
...EchoLoomAevra in r/fitbit
November 26, 2025 2:24 PM
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