I purchased just the pebble (New) for $99 a couple of days ago. At that price, it's worth every penny. I don't care for the missing apps and do care for the new health sensors on Sense 2. My predominant activities are walking, stair climbing, treadmill and elliptical and Sense 2 fits the bill perfectly.
A lot of the reviews are rather dated. I was very excited to see a new review of this device in hopes that things have changed, but it sounds like there’s been no change. I’m still holding out for addition by subtraction. I returned this device then purchased it again. Keeping my fingers crossed that FB will enable key features for iOS users, as well as third party apps. 🤞🏽
Hi Sheri, the lack of features (answering calls, msg replies) with iOS has nothing to do with FitBit; Apple restricts access to push people into the AppleWatch.
I purchased just the pebble (New) for $99 a couple of days ago. At that price, it's worth every penny. I don't care for the missing apps and do care for the new health sensors on Sense 2. My predominant activities are walking, stair climbing, treadmill and elliptical and Sense 2 fits the bill perfectly.
I'm hoping to get the sense 2 for Christmas 🎄🙂
A lot of the reviews are rather dated. I was very excited to see a new review of this device in hopes that things have changed, but it sounds like there’s been no change. I’m still holding out for addition by subtraction. I returned this device then purchased it again. Keeping my fingers crossed that FB will enable key features for iOS users, as well as third party apps. 🤞🏽
Hi Sheri, the lack of features (answering calls, msg replies) with iOS has nothing to do with FitBit; Apple restricts access to push people into the AppleWatch.
@@FCisThePunisher thanks for enlightening me. Nevertheless, I’m still enjoying my Fitbit and still prefer it over other devices.
Update: messages as well as receiving calls on my Fitbit are working perfectly with my iPhone! ✅ 📱 ⌚️