Fitness Tracker

Galaxy Fit 3 Users These Features Should Exist (Hardware Already Supports Them)

Hey everyone,
I’ve been using the Galaxy Fit 3 for about a year and smth now, and honestly, it’s a great device for the price. But the more I use it, the more obvious it becomes that Samsung is limiting features in so

Hey all! As an entrepreneur with ADHD, productivity is something that I deeply care about. Over the years, I’ve probably tested 50+ productivity apps, and these are the ones that I enjoyed using. I hope you find some helpful takeaways here!

1. TickTick: I’m sure a lot of you in this subreddit are alre

It’s a 9/10 because I hate that there is no clasp to keep it shut / that you have to spend $30 on a hobonichi brand band or cover with a clasp lolz. I found my happy medium via a good ol binder clip. It works perfectly! Adding pages of my fitness tracker, can you tell I am obsessed with data and acc

I was on the fence about this one. I wanted a fitness tracker that did more than just count steps and initially considered the Garmin Instinct. Solar charging was a must for me since I have battery anxiety. I eventually picked up the DW-H5600 for $125, figuring I could always sell it if it didn’t wo

I'm really pissed because my 2016 Samsung Watch Sport just went obsolete. The thing works just fine, battery lasts enough, etc. But Samsung decided that as of 2024 it won't work with smartphones, so it's garbage now. I'm done with smart watches, I boght a mechanical watch with a swiss movement that

Fitbit has no future under Google. I love Fitbit devices, but it's becoming more and more clear that Google acquired Fitbit merely as a source of personal data and nothing more.

I'm looking at the Galaxy Watches and while I don't love the size and battery life, I do like their health metrics and s

I’m really wanting to get a fitness tracker to start wearing and focusing on losing weight again and working out but also want to wear a regular watch. Just curious what you guys do? The Apple Watch is the best since I have an iPhone I feel like, but I think it might be kinda lame to wear an Apple

For the most part I enjoy the simplicity of the stock fitness app, but while I’m in the gym it leaves me wanting.

Currently I have a note in the Notes App that I use to track what I’ll do in the gym that day, copy and pasting from the previous set I did (if it’s leg day, I’ll copy the last leg and

I built a simple, fast, no-BS tracker designed for serious lifters and old-fashioned gym notebook users who just want to focus on progress, but still want a faster, more streamlined way to log their sets.

It's called FitTrack — just launched on the App Store:
[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ftrk-

Welcome to this little scatter-brained 'first impressions' style review of the Amazfit Bip 5. I have owned many Amazfit watches before so I will be comparing it against some of the models I have owned in the past as well. I'm not a professional reviewer in any way, and I don't buy these watches fo