Fitbit stories
From gay CEOs, sexist CEOs and mean CEOs to women at the top, disappearing ISPs and our whole office fighting it out on their Fitbits, we've had a great year.
With the addition of these new products, Fitbit offers the widest variety of trackers, at affordable prices across all mobile platforms.
Fitbit debuts in NZ, offering kiwis a seamless system to track health and fitness with innovative gadgets and apps.
Our hands-on review finds the Fitbit Charge lifts spirits but isn't flawless—style meets questionable step accuracy in this techy talisman.
This accessories collection makes Flex the only activity tracker on the market to bring high-end fashion to everyday fitness.
Fitbit announces release of three new products for different fitness levels and goals. Prices start at $179.95.
Melbourne PT Sarah Florence shares her frank experience with Fitbit Flex, praising its ease of use but questioning calorie tracking accuracy.
Fitbit enhances workouts with MobileRun for real-time stats and GPS tracking, available on its latest app version.
FitBit One revolutionises fitness tracking with step, floor, and sleep quality monitoring, though its use of imperial measurements may deter some.
Fitbit enters New Zealand with its connected health products, promising opportunities for local retailers amid declining returns in traditional tech sectors.
