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I hope they do. I activated my Fitbit 6 month trial from my Pixel phone purchase (got the phone last summer) a week or so ago, so I will see what happens when the Air arrives. I'm hoping I can stack the Air trial on top when the 6-month trial runs out in November for a full 9 months free on Google H

Sorry for not being clear earlier. I understand we have so many fitness trackers. Fitness market is messy and My aim is not to reinvent the wheel. As you might know for fitbit you need to pay twice. You pay once for Hardware and and pay next time to get advanced insights which are derived from your

Device: Fitbit airPhone / OS: iPhoneApp version: 5.05.1Issue: active energy not written to apple healthkit. Other variables work (hr, steps, …)When it started: always. Is makes and initial correct sync and never again.What you’ve tried: change permissions, erase some samples.Workaround, if any: eras

i have a fitbit air with iphone 17 pro, it’s working great, no problem at all

I was wondering in the era of AI, why no one built a good app for Fitbit Air? It’s not even that hard if you stick to a web app on top of the Fitbit app.

I joined when fitbit air was announced. Have used the old app until now and seeing the videos about the new app, i think it looks great. Opinion might change once I use it

I have the Helio.. and have a Fitbit Air on preorder. helio is very accurate for HR and the sleep cycles are pretty good too.. but the app doesn't integrate data from 3rd parties. Google Health app does I'm switching to Air

Was told just to use any USB port, which seems to fit, but has to stay in a stable position with no movement to keep a good connection. Kept it on a USB port, I never used, overnight ( It suggest I use a port that doesn't get used alot to ensure a tighter more stable connection) , When you plug it i

Yep. The trick with the third-party straps is to find one that's comfy and holds up passably AND comes in a color one likes. I've always switched out bands, because I never liked the silicone that most fitness wearables come with, and I've had good luck with most I've tried, only a few turning out a

You can do this with Fitbit (I mean Google Health) and with the device you have. You can export the data from your whoop in health connect on Android or health kit on iphone, and you'll see all your data in all the graphs Then you can export all the data (RAW if you only use one device at a time) in