Which fit bit is good to pick up tennis playing? null

I can't speak about the other Fitbits, but tennis is one of the exercises one can choose on the Surge. I don't know what information it gives different from the 'workout' exercise mode I often use, which gives duration, intensity (heart rate) and calories burned. A nice thing about the Fitbit is that it's personal: you enter (or with the right smart scale, it syncs) your height, weight, body fat... and Fitbit does the rest. I'm attaching photos of the recognized activities (you choose 7 for your Fitbit) and the automatically recognized exercises, by default recognized after 15 minutes. These are found most easily in the Fitbit online app under settings/device.

No Fitbit will measure Tennis swings or anything like that. The Surge can be set to aerobic and it will measure your heart rate and take into consideration your number of "steps" during the activity and will slap out a calorie burn figure at the end. This will also count towards your activity minutes for the day. The surge comes preset with a number of workouts that it tracks (e.g. run, hike, elliptical, spin, etc.). You can then add additional shortcuts using the Fitbit App. But all in all, when I use it for spinning it simply calculates the length of my workout x heart rate x weight x height = Calorie Burn

I would assume it is..I wear my fit bit surge while playing softball..it picks up on the activity without me indicating any activity on the watch..tennis appears to have a lot more running activity so that's what my assumption is based upon.I sweat a lot and wear my fit bit on my glove hand and have not had a problem..i still get my bpm, step and tracks it as an exercise..hopefully this helps

Charge HR has a more comfortable fit because of its size

Any of the Fitbit's will count steps, most track sleep, calories, and mileage. The Surge can track up to 7 different types of exercises and has a multitude of features.Some people think it is bulky and clunky. It is not for everyone because of the multitude of features. The Surge HR is a good choice.

The surge will pick up your steps and heart rate.

The Charge, would be great for tennis. I am very active and the band stays tight and comfortable,.

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I can't speak about the other Fitbits, but tennis is one of the exercises one can choose on the Surge. I don't know what information it gives different from the 'workout' exercise mode I often use, which gives duration, intensity (heart rate) and calories burned. A nice thing about the Fitbit is that it's personal: you enter (or with the right smart scale, it syncs) your height, weight, body fat... and Fitbit does the rest. I'm attaching photos of the recognized activities (you choose 7 for your Fitbit) and the automatically recognized exercises, by default recognized after 15 minutes. These are found most easily in the Fitbit online app under settings/device.
Answered by mbryred 9 years ago
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No Fitbit will measure Tennis swings or anything like that. The Surge can be set to aerobic and it will measure your heart rate and take into consideration your number of "steps" during the activity and will slap out a calorie burn figure at the end. This will also count towards your activity minutes for the day. The surge comes preset with a number of workouts that it tracks (e.g. run, hike, elliptical, spin, etc.). You can then add additional shortcuts using the Fitbit App. But all in all, when I use it for spinning it simply calculates the length of my workout x heart rate x weight x height = Calorie Burn
Answered by TheBlackPrinceofWales 9 years ago
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I would assume it is..I wear my fit bit surge while playing softball..it picks up on the activity without me indicating any activity on the watch..tennis appears to have a lot more running activity so that's what my assumption is based upon.I sweat a lot and wear my fit bit on my glove hand and have not had a problem..i still get my bpm, step and tracks it as an exercise..hopefully this helps
Answered by Vicxp 9 years ago
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Charge HR has a more comfortable fit because of its size
Answered by hrt68 9 years ago
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Any of the Fitbit's will count steps, most track sleep, calories, and mileage. The Surge can track up to 7 different types of exercises and has a multitude of features.Some people think it is bulky and clunky. It is not for everyone because of the multitude of features. The Surge HR is a good choice.
Answered by rha21231 9 years ago
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FitBit Surge
Answered by cb1969 9 years ago
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The surge will pick up your steps and heart rate.
Answered by dnottingham4 9 years ago
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The Charge, would be great for tennis. I am very active and the band stays tight and comfortable,.
Answered by fitbit 9 years ago
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