Fitbit
Luxe
Based on 156 Reddit mentions
$159.00
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Thoughts on wearables?
I was a big fan but the more training I do the more I realize that it mostly confirms what I already know. If it says I slept poorly and HRV is low, it's probably because I slept poorly and don't feel up for a big workout. At this point I probably don't need it, but I keep it on my wrist anyways. Th
...camp_jacking_roy in r/Velo
July 27, 2025 9:52 PM
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What have you bought for under $1,000 that has made the biggest positive change in your life?
I have a few: Second freezer so we can bulk buy and bulk cook. Hasnt made any difference to our electricity bill but has allowed us to cut our grocery bill down to $500/month for 2 adults Air fryer Not that I bought it, but moving into a house with a dishwasher has made a world of difference for us
...bianca8126 in r/AusMoneyMates
January 30, 2026 4:51 AM
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Opting out of new fitbit update? Alternatives?
I bought an Amazfit Band 7 for $35 from Amazon. I've had it for six months.It does everything my Fitbit Luxe does and more. No AI. No subscriptions. No Google crap.It has an app called Zepp.
tomatillo_teratoma in r/fitbit
May 8, 2026 12:07 AM
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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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Quiet quitting me
12 years with Fitbit, now I've had Xiaomi Band 9 for over a year. I think the accuracy is equal to my Charge 5. I'm happy with the switch. So a Band 10 would be an accuracy upgrade from your Charge 2. Pros = cost, battery life, nothing blocked by a subscription, more faces than Fitbit Charge had Con
...KotoDawn in r/fitbit
December 20, 2025 8:38 AM
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Will Fitbit devices & app still work when Google decides to kill the Fitbit brand?
i had a luxe for it feels like the last 5 years and i was with fitbit for the previous years and once had a garmin also when i was comparing both brands together. (yesss i used to wear a watch on each writs LOLZ) how about this as a substitute. the reason i went with fitbit and not a smartphone/watc
...postdiver in r/fitbit
August 28, 2025 1:55 PM
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Heart Rate Monitor Recs
I just use a simple Fitbit, the apple watch type ones are too big for my personal taste. I upgraded from a Fitbit Inspire HR to the Luxe and I love how it looks, and it's enough to show me some basic stuff like my heart rate, steps, and time, which is all I need.
NoDryHands in r/POTS_vets
April 14, 2026 10:33 PM
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Is the Charge 6 still worth buying?
I adore my Charge 6 and I bought it last year knowing Google is trying to phase them out. (Couldn't resist the sale price!) In the past I've had some of the original Fitbit trackers: I had the original Classic, a Fitbit One, a Luxe, the Versa, and Versa 2. I enjoyed all of them, especially the Versa
...Audinot in r/fitbit
May 31, 2025 2:46 AM
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Does anyone still love their fitbit?
I do. My Luxe was being stupid (I figured bc they were phasing it out) and I looked for other types. I came back to Fitbit and got an Inspire 3. Overall I do like the functionality and the battery life and the price point. It just gets a little glitchy on occasion. lol
iceprncss5 in r/fitbit
July 15, 2025 12:46 PM
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Replacement for Luxe?
When my Charge 5 died last year I switched to Xiaomi Smart Band 9 (10 is out now). I think it's similar to Luxe, and has some bracelet style wristbands. It costs much less than Fitbit so you can use the rest of the Fitbit budget to get a bunch of wristbands. My feeling is the Band 9 accuracy is equa
...KotoDawn in r/fitbit
July 20, 2025 1:15 PM
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