A:AnswerNot bulky at all and the screen is large enough to view data. I use reading glasses and when I'm out exercising I don't need the glasses to see data.
A:AnswerIt is water resistant, not proof. Basically hand washing and rain is ok, but no swimming.
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That's a link to the full feature list from Fitbit
A:AnswerYes. I had a Charge HR fall apart on me, too. I bought a HR2 and the strap is much better. It's split into two halves and they both hook into the watch body with metal connectors. It seems to be of a much higher build quality. I'm loving it so far.
A:AnswerIt does not come with a leather strap, but they are available for purchase. They are pricey but there are some that I purchased online that are made by another brand that fit great are very reasonable.
A:AnswerYes it tracks miles in addition to steps, floors climbed, calories burned, etc... I attached a screenshot of my stats with the Fitbit app. It gives you an idea of what it tracks.
A:AnswerYou can choose what you want to show on the main screen. EX. time date, steps, heartrate (bpm). This can be done in the settings under display. * the more you add the smaller it is when trying to read it. It also allows you to give it the look of digital clock or familiar 12 hr look with hands.
A:AnswerAt most retail locations they have a wrist display to help you decide which size is best for you. Here are their suggestions:
WRIST SIZES
Small - 5.5"–6.5" / 14.0 cm–16.5 cm
Large - 6.5"–7.7" / 16.5 cm–19.6 cm
X Large - 7.7"–8.9" / 19.6 cm–22.6 cm
The Fitbit site has a page dedicated to this question.
A:AnswerAll I use is a wall charger. Have yet to connect to my computer. I have also purchased a 2nd charger cord so I have one at home and one for the car when I travel.
A:AnswerIt tracks how many hours you move at least 250 steps. During the hour it shows x/250 to show how many steps you have already taken in the hour toward the 250 step goal.
A:AnswerThis product has a one-year warranty from the day you turn it on. Since you sync with a mobile device or computer to the Fitbit website, they are aware automatically when you sign up the first time. All you have to do in contact them in less than a year if it quits working or breaks and they will look you up by name and send a new one within a few days. I did not have to send back the broken older device either. Great service and very fast. I was impressed.
A:AnswerIt will measure running, weights, treadmill, workout, elliptical, bike, and interval workouts. Not waterproof so swimming would be out. (Is water resistant)
