I recently bought a Fitbit Blaze, with a purple band, in a size small.
I'm going to share my experience with this product. Let me start with my motivation for purchasing this product.
I am an engineer and spend a majority of my time in a room that does not allow cell phones. You can bring the cell phone in, but you cannot take it out unless you go to another adjacent room to check. This doesn't work for me, as my phone constantly searches for a signal and then threatens to die after an hour. (Yet other peoples phones don't. Lucky them). I found myself missing out on people trying to get in touch with me by my phone, since they can't seem to find me anywhere by calling around. So i was hoping to find a smart watch that can notify me of messages, so when i receive one, i can glance at the content, and then leave the room to take care of it.
I purchased this product at BestBuy only because i wanted it right away. (Yes, i couldn't wait two days using my Prime). They have a price match guarantee.
Here's my observations, thoughts, what i learned:
You have to download the Fitbit app on your phone in order to use your fitbit blaze. Your phone will search for your near by Fitbit blaze and it will find it (right away, for me). My Fitbit came with maybe 25% charge, so that night, i plugged it in over night (no i dont know how long it takes for a full battery charge yet). (Yes- 25% goes a long way- stay tuned).
Once you download the App, from there you can set some settings. The first thing i really wanted to do though, was set it up so i could receive text message notifications. When you swipe on the Fitbit Blaze, you won't see a module for text messages. In fact, the messages are 'hidden'. If you click on the left button, the clock (an analog clock (which can be changed to digital - stay tuned)) will show. If you then swipe UP, the messages will appear. BUT you have to set it up on your PHONE FIRST in order to see this. Go to your phone, go to settings, and then notifications and change the notifications so that when it POPS UP, you will see the message. If you have it so that it just notifies you of a message (example: 1 Message from Gloria) then that's all you'll see. But if you want to see the content, you have to tell your phone to show you the content. I have an LG G4 phone, and in order to do this for MY phone, i had to go to the actual messaging app and then go to the settings there.
Here are my instructions for LG G4 messaging app:
Click on messaging app
Click on the three vertical dots on the top right
Click settings
Click Notification
Click the check mark boxes (All three)
Now you've set it up so that you see the content of the message. Now you have to allow the Fitbit blaze to connect with bluetooth on your phone. In your (LG G4) phone go to settings then "Bluetooth" and add Blaze.
Your messages should work now. Only three messaging apps work for Fitbit blaze right now. LINE, which i constantly use, does not work with Fitbit blaze as of yet.
The messaging apps compatible with Fitbit blaze are:
(This may be special for my phone - not sure)
1. Hangouts
2. Message+
3. Messaging
(4. My Verizon)
If someone sends you a message, you'll feel a small vibration. It's really gentle, and you can't hear it. At least i can't. To choose which app you want and use, go to your Fitbit Blaze app, then tap on the BLAZE ICON (It has a pic of the blaze, and says Firmware Version .... etc). You'll see it there.
To change the CLOCK:
I didn't care for the analog default and wanted to change it to digital. To do this... go to the APP, click on the blaze pic again, then go to "Clock Display". They have 4 displays
1. "POP" - this one has big numbers "1258" and three small icons (black background)
2. "ZONE"- numbers (orange background)
3. "Original" - the default analog
4. "Flare" - numbers in middle with colored dots surrounding (that grow in length as you more around) with a black background (shown in picture)
It can monitor your sleep too, and wake you with an alarm if you set it. (To set the alarm, keep swiping right until you see Alarm)
To monitor your sleep, go to the App and it will be under Dashboard.
You can see the time by flicking your wrist towards you ( or away i suppose - but thats weird). Now i toss and turn at night, so this was a little irritating. However, you can disable that by going to settings ON YOUR BLAZE (not your phone). So i disable it every night, takes me three seconds.
I believe this is DAY THREE and i started with a full charge and have had it on basically all day and used it all day, and it's still got half a battery. I was skeptical and worried it wouldnt work for me since i have to go from my office, to that room with no phones and i thought maybe it'd spend all its time trying to find my phone that it would drain out. But it doesn't and it hasn't. Theres a concrete wall between my office and that other room (I'm probably anywhere from 30 feet to 70 feet away.... so far so good). We have lots of equipment (It's an production area), and it so far as not interfered or killed my battery.
Last thing i want to say... when i set it up so that my Fitbit Blaze can UNLOCK my phone.... it left my phone unlocked all the time. I THOUGHT it would just allow me to unlock my phone from a distance, but otherwise remain locked when not in use. Not true. So if i left my phone out in my office, as i always do, anyone could have grabbed it and used it. So i disabled that feature.
Okay, last last thing i promise: My other motivation to get this watch was for exercise. I'm trying to get in better shape and am hoping that seeing how many steps i take, my heart beat, and all tracking features of my fitbit will motivate me to keep going. I haven't gone to the gym as of yet... so in terms of how i like it as an exercise-aid watch, that review will come soon.
(Oh and one of my pictures i put one of those plastic guards on top because i wanted to keep from scratching it. I did a TERRIBLE job with doing it and messed it up pretty bad... so there are bubbles and little irritating specs of dust in it. Sigh)
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So i was hoping to find a smart watch that can notify me of messages
I recently bought a Fitbit Blaze, with a purple band, in a size small.I'm going to share my experience with this product. Let me start with my motivation for purchasing this product.I am an engineer and spend a majority of my time in a room that does not allow cell phones. You can bring the cell phone in, but you cannot take it out unless you go to another adjacent room to check. This doesn't work for me, as my phone constantly searches for a signal and then threatens to die after an hour. (Yet other peoples phones don't. Lucky them). I found myself missing out on people trying to get in touch with me by my phone, since they can't seem to find me anywhere by calling around. So i was hoping to find a smart watch that can notify me of messages, so when i receive one, i can glance at the content, and then leave the room to take care of it.I purchased this product at BestBuy only because i wanted it right away. (Yes, i couldn't wait two days using my Prime). They have a price match guarantee.Here's my observations, thoughts, what i learned:You have to download the Fitbit app on your phone in order to use your fitbit blaze. Your phone will search for your near by Fitbit blaze and it will find it (right away, for me). My Fitbit came with maybe 25% charge, so that night, i plugged it in over night (no i dont know how long it takes for a full battery charge yet). (Yes- 25% goes a long way- stay tuned).Once you download the App, from there you can set some settings. The first thing i really wanted to do though, was set it up so i could receive text message notifications. When you swipe on the Fitbit Blaze, you won't see a module for text messages. In fact, the messages are 'hidden'. If you click on the left button, the clock (an analog clock (which can be changed to digital - stay tuned)) will show. If you then swipe UP, the messages will appear. BUT you have to set it up on your PHONE FIRST in order to see this. Go to your phone, go to settings, and then notifications and change the notifications so that when it POPS UP, you will see the message. If you have it so that it just notifies you of a message (example: 1 Message from Gloria) then that's all you'll see. But if you want to see the content, you have to tell your phone to show you the content. I have an LG G4 phone, and in order to do this for MY phone, i had to go to the actual messaging app and then go to the settings there.Here are my instructions for LG G4 messaging app:Click on messaging appClick on the three vertical dots on the top rightClick settingsClick NotificationClick the check mark boxes (All three)Now you've set it up so that you see the content of the message. Now you have to allow the Fitbit blaze to connect with bluetooth on your phone. In your (LG G4) phone go to settings then "Bluetooth" and add Blaze.Your messages should work now. Only three messaging apps work for Fitbit blaze right now. LINE, which i constantly use, does not work with Fitbit blaze as of yet.The messaging apps compatible with Fitbit blaze are:(This may be special for my phone - not sure)1. Hangouts2. Message+3. Messaging(4. My Verizon)If someone sends you a message, you'll feel a small vibration. It's really gentle, and you can't hear it. At least i can't. To choose which app you want and use, go to your Fitbit Blaze app, then tap on the BLAZE ICON (It has a pic of the blaze, and says Firmware Version .... etc). You'll see it there.To change the CLOCK:I didn't care for the analog default and wanted to change it to digital. To do this... go to the APP, click on the blaze pic again, then go to "Clock Display". They have 4 displays1. "POP" - this one has big numbers "1258" and three small icons (black background)2. "ZONE"- numbers (orange background)3. "Original" - the default analog4. "Flare" - numbers in middle with colored dots surrounding (that grow in length as you more around) with a black background (shown in picture)It can monitor your sleep too, and wake you with an alarm if you set it. (To set the alarm, keep swiping right until you see Alarm)To monitor your sleep, go to the App and it will be under Dashboard.You can see the time by flicking your wrist towards you ( or away i suppose - but thats weird). Now i toss and turn at night, so this was a little irritating. However, you can disable that by going to settings ON YOUR BLAZE (not your phone). So i disable it every night, takes me three seconds.I believe this is DAY THREE and i started with a full charge and have had it on basically all day and used it all day, and it's still got half a battery. I was skeptical and worried it wouldnt work for me since i have to go from my office, to that room with no phones and i thought maybe it'd spend all its time trying to find my phone that it would drain out. But it doesn't and it hasn't. Theres a concrete wall between my office and that other room (I'm probably anywhere from 30 feet to 70 feet away.... so far so good). We have lots of equipment (It's an production area), and it so far as not interfered or killed my battery.Last thing i want to say... when i set it up so that my Fitbit Blaze can UNLOCK my phone.... it left my phone unlocked all the time. I THOUGHT it would just allow me to unlock my phone from a distance, but otherwise remain locked when not in use. Not true. So if i left my phone out in my office, as i always do, anyone could have grabbed it and used it. So i disabled that feature.Okay, last last thing i promise: My other motivation to get this watch was for exercise. I'm trying to get in better shape and am hoping that seeing how many steps i take, my heart beat, and all tracking features of my fitbit will motivate me to keep going. I haven't gone to the gym as of yet... so in terms of how i like it as an exercise-aid watch, that review will come soon.(Oh and one of my pictures i put one of those plastic guards on top because i wanted to keep from scratching it. I did a TERRIBLE job with doing it and messed it up pretty bad... so there are bubbles and little irritating specs of dust in it. Sigh)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016
I'm going to share my experience with this product. Let me start with my motivation for purchasing this product.
I am an engineer and spend a majority of my time in a room that does not allow cell phones. You can bring the cell phone in, but you cannot take it out unless you go to another adjacent room to check. This doesn't work for me, as my phone constantly searches for a signal and then threatens to die after an hour. (Yet other peoples phones don't. Lucky them). I found myself missing out on people trying to get in touch with me by my phone, since they can't seem to find me anywhere by calling around. So i was hoping to find a smart watch that can notify me of messages, so when i receive one, i can glance at the content, and then leave the room to take care of it.
I purchased this product at BestBuy only because i wanted it right away. (Yes, i couldn't wait two days using my Prime). They have a price match guarantee.
Here's my observations, thoughts, what i learned:
You have to download the Fitbit app on your phone in order to use your fitbit blaze. Your phone will search for your near by Fitbit blaze and it will find it (right away, for me). My Fitbit came with maybe 25% charge, so that night, i plugged it in over night (no i dont know how long it takes for a full battery charge yet). (Yes- 25% goes a long way- stay tuned).
Once you download the App, from there you can set some settings. The first thing i really wanted to do though, was set it up so i could receive text message notifications. When you swipe on the Fitbit Blaze, you won't see a module for text messages. In fact, the messages are 'hidden'. If you click on the left button, the clock (an analog clock (which can be changed to digital - stay tuned)) will show. If you then swipe UP, the messages will appear. BUT you have to set it up on your PHONE FIRST in order to see this. Go to your phone, go to settings, and then notifications and change the notifications so that when it POPS UP, you will see the message. If you have it so that it just notifies you of a message (example: 1 Message from Gloria) then that's all you'll see. But if you want to see the content, you have to tell your phone to show you the content. I have an LG G4 phone, and in order to do this for MY phone, i had to go to the actual messaging app and then go to the settings there.
Here are my instructions for LG G4 messaging app:
Click on messaging app
Click on the three vertical dots on the top right
Click settings
Click Notification
Click the check mark boxes (All three)
Now you've set it up so that you see the content of the message. Now you have to allow the Fitbit blaze to connect with bluetooth on your phone. In your (LG G4) phone go to settings then "Bluetooth" and add Blaze.
Your messages should work now. Only three messaging apps work for Fitbit blaze right now. LINE, which i constantly use, does not work with Fitbit blaze as of yet.
The messaging apps compatible with Fitbit blaze are:
(This may be special for my phone - not sure)
1. Hangouts
2. Message+
3. Messaging
(4. My Verizon)
If someone sends you a message, you'll feel a small vibration. It's really gentle, and you can't hear it. At least i can't. To choose which app you want and use, go to your Fitbit Blaze app, then tap on the BLAZE ICON (It has a pic of the blaze, and says Firmware Version .... etc). You'll see it there.
To change the CLOCK:
I didn't care for the analog default and wanted to change it to digital. To do this... go to the APP, click on the blaze pic again, then go to "Clock Display". They have 4 displays
1. "POP" - this one has big numbers "1258" and three small icons (black background)
2. "ZONE"- numbers (orange background)
3. "Original" - the default analog
4. "Flare" - numbers in middle with colored dots surrounding (that grow in length as you more around) with a black background (shown in picture)
It can monitor your sleep too, and wake you with an alarm if you set it. (To set the alarm, keep swiping right until you see Alarm)
To monitor your sleep, go to the App and it will be under Dashboard.
You can see the time by flicking your wrist towards you ( or away i suppose - but thats weird). Now i toss and turn at night, so this was a little irritating. However, you can disable that by going to settings ON YOUR BLAZE (not your phone). So i disable it every night, takes me three seconds.
I believe this is DAY THREE and i started with a full charge and have had it on basically all day and used it all day, and it's still got half a battery. I was skeptical and worried it wouldnt work for me since i have to go from my office, to that room with no phones and i thought maybe it'd spend all its time trying to find my phone that it would drain out. But it doesn't and it hasn't. Theres a concrete wall between my office and that other room (I'm probably anywhere from 30 feet to 70 feet away.... so far so good). We have lots of equipment (It's an production area), and it so far as not interfered or killed my battery.
Last thing i want to say... when i set it up so that my Fitbit Blaze can UNLOCK my phone.... it left my phone unlocked all the time. I THOUGHT it would just allow me to unlock my phone from a distance, but otherwise remain locked when not in use. Not true. So if i left my phone out in my office, as i always do, anyone could have grabbed it and used it. So i disabled that feature.
Okay, last last thing i promise: My other motivation to get this watch was for exercise. I'm trying to get in better shape and am hoping that seeing how many steps i take, my heart beat, and all tracking features of my fitbit will motivate me to keep going. I haven't gone to the gym as of yet... so in terms of how i like it as an exercise-aid watch, that review will come soon.
(Oh and one of my pictures i put one of those plastic guards on top because i wanted to keep from scratching it. I did a TERRIBLE job with doing it and messed it up pretty bad... so there are bubbles and little irritating specs of dust in it. Sigh)
So i was hoping to find a smart watch that can notify me of messages
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016
I recently bought a Fitbit Blaze, with a purple band, in a size small.Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016
I'm going to share my experience with this product. Let me start with my motivation for purchasing this product.
I am an engineer and spend a majority of my time in a room that does not allow cell phones. You can bring the cell phone in, but you cannot take it out unless you go to another adjacent room to check. This doesn't work for me, as my phone constantly searches for a signal and then threatens to die after an hour. (Yet other peoples phones don't. Lucky them). I found myself missing out on people trying to get in touch with me by my phone, since they can't seem to find me anywhere by calling around. So i was hoping to find a smart watch that can notify me of messages, so when i receive one, i can glance at the content, and then leave the room to take care of it.
I purchased this product at BestBuy only because i wanted it right away. (Yes, i couldn't wait two days using my Prime). They have a price match guarantee.
Here's my observations, thoughts, what i learned:
You have to download the Fitbit app on your phone in order to use your fitbit blaze. Your phone will search for your near by Fitbit blaze and it will find it (right away, for me). My Fitbit came with maybe 25% charge, so that night, i plugged it in over night (no i dont know how long it takes for a full battery charge yet). (Yes- 25% goes a long way- stay tuned).
Once you download the App, from there you can set some settings. The first thing i really wanted to do though, was set it up so i could receive text message notifications. When you swipe on the Fitbit Blaze, you won't see a module for text messages. In fact, the messages are 'hidden'. If you click on the left button, the clock (an analog clock (which can be changed to digital - stay tuned)) will show. If you then swipe UP, the messages will appear. BUT you have to set it up on your PHONE FIRST in order to see this. Go to your phone, go to settings, and then notifications and change the notifications so that when it POPS UP, you will see the message. If you have it so that it just notifies you of a message (example: 1 Message from Gloria) then that's all you'll see. But if you want to see the content, you have to tell your phone to show you the content. I have an LG G4 phone, and in order to do this for MY phone, i had to go to the actual messaging app and then go to the settings there.
Here are my instructions for LG G4 messaging app:
Click on messaging app
Click on the three vertical dots on the top right
Click settings
Click Notification
Click the check mark boxes (All three)
Now you've set it up so that you see the content of the message. Now you have to allow the Fitbit blaze to connect with bluetooth on your phone. In your (LG G4) phone go to settings then "Bluetooth" and add Blaze.
Your messages should work now. Only three messaging apps work for Fitbit blaze right now. LINE, which i constantly use, does not work with Fitbit blaze as of yet.
The messaging apps compatible with Fitbit blaze are:
(This may be special for my phone - not sure)
1. Hangouts
2. Message+
3. Messaging
(4. My Verizon)
If someone sends you a message, you'll feel a small vibration. It's really gentle, and you can't hear it. At least i can't. To choose which app you want and use, go to your Fitbit Blaze app, then tap on the BLAZE ICON (It has a pic of the blaze, and says Firmware Version .... etc). You'll see it there.
To change the CLOCK:
I didn't care for the analog default and wanted to change it to digital. To do this... go to the APP, click on the blaze pic again, then go to "Clock Display". They have 4 displays
1. "POP" - this one has big numbers "1258" and three small icons (black background)
2. "ZONE"- numbers (orange background)
3. "Original" - the default analog
4. "Flare" - numbers in middle with colored dots surrounding (that grow in length as you more around) with a black background (shown in picture)
It can monitor your sleep too, and wake you with an alarm if you set it. (To set the alarm, keep swiping right until you see Alarm)
To monitor your sleep, go to the App and it will be under Dashboard.
You can see the time by flicking your wrist towards you ( or away i suppose - but thats weird). Now i toss and turn at night, so this was a little irritating. However, you can disable that by going to settings ON YOUR BLAZE (not your phone). So i disable it every night, takes me three seconds.
I believe this is DAY THREE and i started with a full charge and have had it on basically all day and used it all day, and it's still got half a battery. I was skeptical and worried it wouldnt work for me since i have to go from my office, to that room with no phones and i thought maybe it'd spend all its time trying to find my phone that it would drain out. But it doesn't and it hasn't. Theres a concrete wall between my office and that other room (I'm probably anywhere from 30 feet to 70 feet away.... so far so good). We have lots of equipment (It's an production area), and it so far as not interfered or killed my battery.
Last thing i want to say... when i set it up so that my Fitbit Blaze can UNLOCK my phone.... it left my phone unlocked all the time. I THOUGHT it would just allow me to unlock my phone from a distance, but otherwise remain locked when not in use. Not true. So if i left my phone out in my office, as i always do, anyone could have grabbed it and used it. So i disabled that feature.
Okay, last last thing i promise: My other motivation to get this watch was for exercise. I'm trying to get in better shape and am hoping that seeing how many steps i take, my heart beat, and all tracking features of my fitbit will motivate me to keep going. I haven't gone to the gym as of yet... so in terms of how i like it as an exercise-aid watch, that review will come soon.
(Oh and one of my pictures i put one of those plastic guards on top because i wanted to keep from scratching it. I did a TERRIBLE job with doing it and messed it up pretty bad... so there are bubbles and little irritating specs of dust in it. Sigh)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2016
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NCsmalls
Comfy, functional and works really well. Seems more accurate at HR tracking than my original charge HR (1st gen)
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 29, 2017
David
Ideal
Reviewed in Spain on April 30, 2016
David
Reviewed in Spain on April 30, 2016
En cuanto al diseño tengo que decir que a mi personalmente me encanta, es muy cómodo y el marco de acero lo hace muy elegante. Luego el que las correas sean intercambiables es un puntazo ya que puedes tener una para hacer ejercicio y otra para vestir, además son muy fáciles de cambiar.
La funcionalidad es mejor todavía, ya que aunque pone que solo recibe llamadas y sms, desde la aplicación de Fitbit puedes poner que también te lleguen los Whatsapp. Para mi esta es la mejor funcionalidad que tiene ya que te olvidas de mirar el móvil y cada vez que te llega un Whatsapp el reloj vibra. En general se configura todo el reloj desde dicha aplicación, que está genial por cierto y además puedes mirar tus estadísticas diarias, marcarte objetivos y etc.
Luego también puedes controlar la música y desde cualquier lado, ya que he leído en algún comentario que mientras haces ejercicio no se puede. Si no estás haciendo ejercicio, desde la pantalla principal deslizas el dedo hacia abajo y listo. Si estás haciendo ejercicio, tan solo hay que pulsar el botón de arriba de la derecha unos segundos y te sale el control de la música.
En cuanto al ejercicio es lo que buscaba, un reloj que te midiera las pulsaciones desde la muñeca y de correas intercambiables. Hay que decir que tiene muy buena precisión y lo de que no tenga GPS para mí no es un problema, ya que me gusta correr con música y siempre llevo el móvil encima. Además, al no llevar GPS la batería dura bastante más y yo personalmente prefiero gastar la batería del móvil antes que la del reloj, ya que el móvil lo cargo todos los días.
En definitiva es un reloj estupendo y se lo recomiendo a todos aquellos que queráis un reloj para hacer ejercicio, pero que también tenga funcionalidades propias de un Smartwatch.
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Maryne
J'adore
Reviewed in France on December 2, 2016
Maryne
Reviewed in France on December 2, 2016
Pour le calcul du nombre de pas c'est assez précis j'ai mis sur bras dominant même si ce n'est pas le cas et c'est vraiment assez précis je suis surprise :)
La synchronisation est assez simple dès fois ça marche bien d'autres fois c'est un peu long mais en règle générale ça va
Plusieurs sports proposés comme la musculation, le vélo ou la marche par exemple et même du kickboxing^^
Pour ma part la batterie dure une semaine donc c'est vraiment agréable je m'attendais à 5 jours, parès je pense que cela dépend de l'utilisation de chacun
On peut se défier entre amis c'est marrant^^
A acheter en espérant que la batterie ait une longue vie, à voir
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