falleninsea Oct 6, 2011

Overall the Fitbit Ultra is a nice device. I use it to track my daily activity throughout the day. It has done a good job of tracking my climbs up the stairs at work or at my building when I get home. It only seems to track steps up which i guess makes sense. The motivational or supportive...

Turbomac Dec 15, 2011

A FitBit and a little OCD can go a long way I'm the type of person that typically says "I'm tired just listening to you" when people talk about exercising or running a marathon or such. I've just never had the desire for exercise. So when the time came that I wanted / needed to start getting...

NotHotWater Nov 8, 2011

Totally digging this little device. It tracked my sleep perfectly last night, and seems very accurate (when worn on the hip) in tracking stairs and steps. I'm glad I opted for this over the Aliph Jawbone Up, I don't really need another thing to wear on my wrist.

connorg Nov 10, 2011

It's a great product but I'm not sure it offers enough functionality to be worth the price tag. Most of what makes it useful is the web app, and Lose It! has a free web app that is (in my opinion) better and easier to use, as well as great native Android and iOS apps. If you're in the market for...

melynn2 Nov 29, 2011

I love love love my fitbit. If I had a complaint, it would be for them to look at different ways for it to clip on. And a way to use it durring lap swimming. I love it. I wear it every day.

kevina2 Apr 25, 2012

So far I am impressed with the unit and the website associated with it. However the App crashes every single time I try to use it on my 4S and iPad. I can't use even the most basic functions. You start it up and it crashes. Half way to a great product.

kichigai Mar 26, 2012

I rather like the Fitbit. It's a pedometer on steroids that does a lot of clever things, like measuring your basal metabolic rate. The thing about the Fitbit is that it isn't just the hardware: you have to use the website too, and that's where things get pretty powerful. You can track sleep,...

jneff May 15, 2012

The Fitbit Ultra has been a noted and worthwhile improvement over the original; the web tools at Fitbit.com could still use some refinement. The device itself is small, discrete, and sturdy. It measures one's steps, both in steps and in distance, activity, stairs climbed, calories spent, and...

hopthewake Oct 14, 2011

I don't enjoy exercise and always feel like technology will make me stay with it longer. At this point (4 days with a fitbit) and I am tracking my food, water, exercise, sleep, and steps all online. The process is simple, and I have actually enjoyed it. I have not paid for the premium service...

Trendhoek Jan 7, 2012

I like the extreme ease in setting this thing up. Just plug it in and create your account on the Fitbit.com website. Then just start 'wearing' it, and make sure every now and then you are within 20 feet of your computer. That's all! Two weeks I can wear the littly thingy without any issues and...

jgorup Mar 23, 2012

The fitbit is overall a great device. The biggest problem for me is that I forget to put it on in the morning because its so small.

johnhhsu Oct 16, 2011

I love this product and have been using it for over a year now. With this device as a tool along with the company's free website, I have been motivated enough to lose over 20 pounds now. It helps quantify my activity level every day and it motivates me to do better because i can compete with...

tcn33 May 11, 2012

Sadly very easy to lose. I'm now on my second one. Very easy to use, superior food tracking to the Up (even though the food database is a little lacking) and the dashboard is a one-stop shop.