u/tveith
▲ 19 r/fitbit
Fitbit Charge 6 vs Fitbit Air
Just saw that the Fitbit Charge 6 is having a sale. Can anybody comment on the quality and accuracy of the Charge 6 and if there are reasons to purchase it over the Fitbit Air?
u/tveith — 3 days ago
▲ 5 r/fitbit
Fitbit Air - Missing Sensors
Based upon the recent article by Android Authority, are any of you concerned with the sensor differences between the Fitbit Air vs the PW4?
"Another issue is that the switch from a Pixel Watch to a Fitbit Air isn’t a true 1-to-1 experience due to the different sensors. Besides the lack of GPS, the Fitbit Air has a less accurate optical heart rate sensor than the Pixel Watch 4’s multi-path sensor. It also misses an ECG sensor for AFib detection and a skin cEDA sensor for stress and body response tracking. It still has SpO2 and temperature sensors, though, at least."
u/tveith — 5 days ago
▲ 15 r/TicWatch
My Ticwatches and Facer
I have two Atlas watches and one Enduro. Hard lesson learned, do not delete Facer or you will no longer be able to reinstall it from the app store. I had to install Android Studio and use ADB commands to get it back.
These watches are now so outdated with Wear OS 4. Now, a lot of the apps are no longer compatible once they are updated.
Even the tracking is nowhere near as accurate as my Pixel 4 watch. Everything seems to have suffered.
Basically, my Ticwatches are only used as watches when I want to have a different style.
These are still beautiful watches, it's a shame that Mobvoi allowed the brand to go downhill. They could have competed with Google and Samsung if they had just stood behind their watches, supported them properly, and provided updates regularly.
Like I said, now these are just watches to me that I wear for the individual style, but I don't trust the tracking data any longer.
u/tveith — 10 days ago
▲ 6 r/VITURE
Is anybody using the Beast glasses with prescription lenses? If so, do the prescription lenses interfere at all with the peripheral or display quality?
u/tveith — 16 days ago
▲ 2 r/LegionGo
Just got this little arcade interface for my Lenovo y700 Gen 5. This thing is crazy good for a cheap plastic kit. The controls are clicky and responsive. I really hope they make one of these for the Legion Go screens!
u/tveith — 17 days ago