My Fitbit did come with 136 Steps already in the Device. The Fitbit is made of Rubber and feels Very Light-Weight and Comfortable.Īnd when you Tilt your Arm up (like you’re looking at a Watch), the Dial LED’s Light Up and Shows you the Time (Or Time and Date, or whatever other Function you want to show up first).Īnd then, upon Pushing the Small Button on the Side of the Fitbit (once for each Function), it will also Display your Steps, Heart Rate, Distance Traveled, Calories Burned and Stairs Climbed, which you can see everything on the Fitbit, in the App (It Auto Syncs when you open the App), and Online (once it’s Synced from the App) as shown below in the Dashboard… I put it on and it Began Tracking my Progress Immediately. I put it on, Struggled with the Strap a little (until I Realized that there’s a Notch in the Strap that you have to pull up as you’re pulling the Band On and Off). I Plug it in, Eat my Chicken, and afterwards I checked the Battery. The Instructions said it would take 1-2 hours for a Full Charge, and once Charged it would last for about 5 Days. The Battery on the Fitbit was Low (it shows that in the App to Remind you to Charge it with the USB Cord Included), so I Plugged it in to Charge. The Interface is Really Clean and Easy to Understand… I was highly Impressed at how Easy it was. It Synced to my Fitbit Wirelessly in Seconds… The Setup Seriously took just a Couple of Minutes, and it was STUPID EASY! You Input 4 Numbers from your Fitbit into the App…Īnd then it Starts Syncing the App to the Fitbit… So I Grab my Apple iPhone and find “ Fitbit” in the Apps and Download.Īnd then asks for some Basic Info about you… Age, Height, Weight…Īnd then it wants to Sync to your Device…
It’s Basically nothing but a Link to Download the App for your Smartphone.
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