Activity Trackers

Pheobesmove

If you have any sort of fitness tracker connected to Fitbit / Garmin / my fitness pal or the health app on an iphone you could be earning high street vouchers for doing nothing more other than syncing your fitbit or whatever account with Bounts.

You get points for total steps a day, check ins at gyms / exercise venues / parks and for specific exercises.

The app is called Bounts. I’m earning points when I exercise and getting great rewards from the high street and brands. Well I save it up to help with the xmas shop.

Its free to join. Go to http://bounts.it

Angry_Bear

Pheobesmove wrote: »

Its free to join. Go to http://bounts.it

The link to the referral thread is in the post above yours. Here it is again: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5151072

cadon

I have a Charge HR, which I love. I previously relied on a mixture of MyFitnessPal, the native step counter in iOS and RunKeeper, which is useful to a point. However, I think the Charge HR is better.

I find that the HRM helps calculate a more accurate burn, the sleep tracker is useful in helping me better understand my poor sleeping patterns, and the constantly changing calorie allowance (mine is set at my burn plus a deficit, so it moves each day depending on, well, how much I move) works for me.

I wish it was a bit thinner/prettier - I know with the Flex you can jazz them up with bracelet covers etc - but it could look worse.

The native food app is rubbish, but apparently you can link your Fitbit to MFP, which has a great catalogue. I personally gave up and just use the native app now, but if you could use MFP instead, it would be much more accurate and/or you wouldn't have to keep adding new foods all the time.

I like the incoming call notifications - it's a shame that the Charge HR doesn't do similar for SMS.

The silent alarms are also effective. I still don't trust them so I set a silent alarm followed up by a traditional noisy alarm on my phone, but I've never needed to rely on my phone. The little jolt to my wrist does wake me up.

I'd recommend the Charge HR.

VALM

cadon wrote: »

I have a Charge HR, which I love. I previously relied on a mixture of MyFitnessPal, the native step counter in iOS and RunKeeper, which is useful to a point. However, I think the Charge HR is better.

I find that the HRM helps calculate a more accurate burn, the sleep tracker is useful in helping me better understand my poor sleeping patterns, and the constantly changing calorie allowance (mine is set at my burn plus a deficit, so it moves each day depending on, well, how much I move) works for me.

I wish it was a bit thinner/prettier - I know with the Flex you can jazz them up with bracelet covers etc - but it could look worse.

The native food app is rubbish, but apparently you can link your Fitbit to MFP, which has a great catalogue. I personally gave up and just use the native app now, but if you could use MFP instead, it would be much more accurate and/or you wouldn't have to keep adding new foods all the time.

I like the incoming call notifications - it's a shame that the Charge HR doesn't do similar for SMS.

The silent alarms are also effective. I still don't trust them so I set a silent alarm followed up by a traditional noisy alarm on my phone, but I've never needed to rely on my phone. The little jolt to my wrist does wake me up.

I'd recommend the Charge HR.

I have the Charge HR too and love the features you mention. I also love the challenges you can compete in too.

selina_miller

You can get your favorite fit-bit Activity trackers equipped with best features at Currys.

You can avail fit-bit activity tracker at very discounted rate from Currys, You just need to get a Currys latest discount code from Dealslands.

Hope this helps:)