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Published: 2016-03-21, Author: Alex , review by: booredatwork.com
Abstract: The Adidas MiCoach Fit Smart is a fitness band aimed squarely at those seriously looking to add analytical data to coincide with their workout routines. From the design of the device to its functionality, Adidas tailored it solely to serve a purpose witho...
App sync is flakey on Android; calorie burn calculations are wrong; unattractive design; uncomfortable to wear for long periods; lacks features offered by similar products in this category and price point
Published: 2015-12-30, Author: Chris , review by: geekdad.com
Very comfortable to wear, Expanded utility with the Adidas miCoach Train and Run app, Free training plans for different fitness goals, AMAZING battery life
Silicon material can attract dust and dirt, The Adidas miCoach Train and Run app can take time to link all sensors prior to a workout, No sleep/heart rate mode to track resting heart rate
Comfortable silicone design, Hyper-customizable workouts, Easy to follow guided training plans
Steep learning curve, Occasionally loses heart rate signal
The Adidas miCoach Fit Smart helps you train harder with customizable fitness plans and goal settings, but there's a definite learning curve. Serious athletes take note: the Adidas miCoach Fit Smart will challenge you. It's a futuristic-looking...
Abstract: I had a chance a while back to get a brief bit of hands-on time with the Fit Smart, so I'll give you some first impressions before holding off for my final thoughts later this summer once the unit is finalized and hits stores. Note though my time was extr...
Cool design, LED coloured lights, Integrated app training
Expensive, No GPS
The FitSmart from Adidas is a good device for those that are looking to get motivated to become a fitter version of themselves, with the inbuilt training helping to get you up and going. The smartphone interface is intuitive and borne from many years of ...
Published: 2014-11-03, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Built-in heart-rate monitor, comfortable to wear, works with major platforms (Android, iOS, Windows Phone), good battery life
No built-in GPS, white finish looks like some kind of medical instrument
The Adidas Fit Smart sits in a strange place because it's less comprehensive than some running watches on the market. Its design, which in white looks like some kind of medical instrument, isn't attractive enough to warrant wearing it all the time -...
Cool design, LED coloured lights, Integrated app training
Expensive, No GPS
With the launch of the FitSmart, Adidas is trying to attack a new segment of the market. Having made an initial attempt on the wearables market with the running-focused SmartRun, this cheaper model is looking for the more casual exercise-ist. The price is...
