[caprimint]

Sorry to disappoint but fitbits are super inaccurate </3

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Sorry to disappoint but fitbits are super inaccurate </3

Are they?

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Are they?

I've never had one personally, but known a few people who have & it's out by about 300 calories or so re: your TDEE.

Maybe it even varies, but for me it worked best not using one and using other apps lol

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

I've never had one personally, but known a few people who have & it's out by about 300 calories or so re: your TDEE.

Maybe it even varies, but for me it worked best not using one and using other apps lol

I've linked it to myfitnesspal so i'll see how it goes, if nothing else though it should make me more conscious about getting up and moving around a bit more during the day at work

[bots]

i have an apple watch and love it. It definitely makes you more conscious of the exercise you do or don't do, which I think is the main point.

I was at an exhibition a couple of years ago, and I walked 18 miles in the venue in 1 day

[user104658]

Originally Posted by caprimint

I've never had one personally, but known a few people who have & it's out by about 300 calories or so re: your TDEE.

Maybe it even varies, but for me it worked best not using one and using other apps lol

It's fine for counting steps/recording exercise etc. but there's no such thing as an accurate calorie counter, there are FAR too many variables involved.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Are they?

Yep thats what i heard ages ago they all showed different on tests. Don't think any performed that well.