Touchscreen is finicky, no heart rate monitoring, limited features
The Fitbit Alta is a good fitness tracker, but could very easily be supplanted by newer models that are rapidly becoming available. This model's main merits are its smaller size and slightly less expensive price, but at the cost of a few features...
Sends hourly movement reminders, Displays smartphone notifications, SmartTrack senses the type of exercise, Sweat and splashproof, Interchangeable wristbands, Easy-to-swipe touchscreen, User-friendly app, Sleek and comfortable fit, Automatic sleep trackin
Hard-to-use strap, Tough to read in sunlight, No heart rate monitor, Relatively short battery life
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Published: 2016-11-08, Author: Ben , review by: 9to5mac.com
Fitbit Alta starts at $129.95 for the standard color combinations. There are some more expensive special edition color combos at $149.95. If you want to get fancier, you can buy leather bands for $59.95 and metal ones for $129.95 – with some others even p...
Looks less like a fitness tracker with slim, sleek design, Tracks workouts like running automatically and accurately, High-quality interchangeable bands
Display can slow to respond to tapping
Fitbit's fashionable fitness band tracks activity and sleep seamlessly, accurately, and affordably...
Looks less like a fitness tracker with slim, sleek design, Tracks workouts like running automatically and accurately, High-quality interchangeable bands
Display can slow to respond to tapping
The Alta is one of the best fitness bands around for the average person. If you're training for a marathon, it's probably not the best pick, but it's a solid, well-made device that automatically tracks your workouts, steps, and sleep without any work on y...
Comfortable design with small dimensions and light weight, Durable and relatively fast charging battery, Convenient Fitbit app, displaying detailed info and statistics about your activity, Notifications in case of phone calls, texts and events, It tracks
The band requires more effort to be pinned on, Not a very responsive display
The considerable increase in the sales of wearable tech is not by any chance accidental for those who monitor the technological evolution. There are more and more manufacturers who offer a variety of smart watches and bracelets, which makes one's choice t...
Published: 2016-04-20, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
In many ways, I feel like the Alta was a product released ‘just to release a product'. Not because it offered a unique selling point other than being a Fitbit branded product that'll sell by the millions. Just like McDonald's sells millions of cheeseburge...
Sleek, modern design, Silicone strap is very comfortable, 5-day battery life, Accurate step and sleep tracking, Affordable price point, Companion app is easy to use
Interchangeable bands are pricey, Silicone band can be difficult to put on, No waterproofing, Charging cable is short and awkward to use
If you're looking for an attractive, affordable fitness tracker that can handle the basics with little to no problems at all, you should consider the Fitbit Alta. Hardcore gym rats should look elsewhere...
Published: 2016-03-29, Author: Alex , review by: gizmodo.com
Abstract: Everyone knows Fitbit: The proud Fitbit data announcements of that dude from high school on Facebook, the friend who wears a Zip on their hip or your coworker with a Charge on their wrist. Its the best-known name in fitness trackers.AdvertisementBut its...
