Fitbit One

Discontinued November 2017 This product is no longer available. See our Fitness Tracker Review for our updated recommendations on the best models. The...

Fitbit's new One has a brighter screen and a new design

The ultimate fitness gadget?

The original Fitbit first saw the light of day over four years ago, and boy how things have changed since then. Now it seems like everyone from old incumbents to ambitious upstarts have offered their own takes on the activity-tracking formula, so how does Fitbit's newest offering stack up to the co…

The Fitbit One is the latest fully featured wireless fitness tracking device to make a splash in today's smart gadget market, and it's finally here to replace Fitbit's longstanding Ultra wireless fitness tracker with an all-new rain and sweat-resistant design featuring a devious sleep tracking and

Fitbit One (Smart Watch / Fitness Tracker): 3.6 out of 5 stars from 30 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

The Fitbit One can keep tabs on how well you rest, how active you are, how much you eat, and how many calories you burn, but it has a questionable design.

So Nike’s Fuelband might be the coolest pedometer on the market.  The design is unrivaled and easily draws attention.  However, our testing proved it inaccurate and as a result probably not worth the $150 investment.  Nevertheless, it does sync directly with your iPhone via Bluetooth, which is something that Fitbit’s Ultra lacked. That is until now.  Say hello to the Fitbit One.  It’s Fitbit’s newest and bestest pedometer, so far.  Needless to say, the design of the One easily eclipses […]

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Last month we reviewed the Fitbit Zip, which was basically a glorified pedometer. The Fitbit One is the Zip's big brother, and successor to the very popular Ultra line. Is the feature-filled gadget worth a hundred bucks?