Apple Watch + Fitbit? Anyone use BOTH?

[suitebliss]

I recently returned my Fenix 3 HR in order to give my AW (which I've had since last summer) a chance to grow on me again.
The AW is a TERRIFIC product, no doubt about it.
My primary reason for purchasing one was the HR monitor and becoming more active. Triaging messages w/out having to grab my phone was a secondary benefit.
As of right NOW, in terms of fitness tracking & the more active lifestyle I'm hoping to lead, the Fenix blows the AW out of the water..despite crappy software (connect app) & limited smart watch functionality.
That being said, I fully expect Apple & the AW to become the dominant player in the fitness tracking space within the next few years, but until then I will be going back to the Fenix 3 HR.

I agree Apple needs to step their game up in making the Fitness Aspect of the watch more "Fitness" I mean I do own the "Sport" version. I shouldn't have had to purchase an Alta along side my AW, but until then, AW on my left and Alta on my right.

 

[Garz]

I agree Apple needs to step their game up in making the Fitness Aspect of the watch more "Fitness" I mean I do own the "Sport" version. I shouldn't have had to purchase an Alta along side my AW, but until then, AW on my left and Alta on my right.

What is it that you like to see Apple implement?

 

[Tartarus]

I'm since today a proud owner of an Watch and have had the Fitbit Charge HR for 3 months now.
I'm still trying to decide if I keep the Fitbit or sell it.

If I sell it, I will miss the sleeping option the most.

 

[mumfoau]

I'm since today a proud owner of an Watch and have had the Fitbit Charge HR for 3 months now.
I'm still trying to decide if I keep the Fitbit or sell it.

If I sell it, I will miss the sleeping option the most.

My Charge HR is in the bottom of my work bag with a dead battery and I keep forgetting to list it for sale!

 

[eyecrispy]

I agree Apple needs to step their game up in making the Fitness Aspect of the watch more "Fitness" I mean I do own the "Sport" version. I shouldn't have had to purchase an Alta along side my AW, but until then, AW on my left and Alta on my right.

I'm with you. The AW is an ok fitness device but not as robust as Fitbit and definitely not as good for serious athletes as Garmin.

 

[robertk328]

If I sell it, I will miss the sleeping option the most.

Have you considered any of the sleep tracking apps?

 

[Tartarus]

With sleeping app you have to start and stop the sleep session yourself. And you have to keep the phone next to your pillow for accurate reading of movements.

Fitbit does that on its own by keeping track of your heart beat and movement of the wrist it's located.