• WhatASave@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I hate being a doomer, and this does look great… But doesn’t Google own Fitbit now? And hasn’t material you been out for almost 2 years now?

  • psychic717@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    What about dark mode? To me that should be the priority.

    Edit: I just noticed that on the new version we will no longer be able to see the sleep stages without premium.

    Fitbit/Google is again restricting data behind a subscription, I will move on to Garmin when the update is mandatory.

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      1 year ago

      Ugh really? Lame. That’s the only thing I really use my Fitbit for. My Galaxy Watch 4 does the sleep phases, its battery life just isn’t as great.

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      1 year ago

      on the other hand, if you use health connect you can export all of that juicy good data to something else that actually lets you view it

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    1 year ago

    I’m holding it up against the current app and it does look way better, but the changes are less drastic than expected.

    Most of the change comes from going from 4 options to 3. It happens on the bottom tab bar, and on the small trackers below the main one on the today tab. They also add some more whitespace around those trackers, boost their size, and add more separation between the next section.

    It’s subtle, but it’s honestly a huge improvement in cognitive load. The first time I opened the Fitbit app on my new phone I closed it because it felt overwhelming and cluttered, this feels a lot more focused.

    That being said, still really irritated that basic watch and health tracking is locked behind Fitbit Premium, and given that it’s Google, it’ll probably be cancelled with no clear migration options in a year or two.

  • Wea@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I see very little functional difference and as I don’t vibe with arbitrary changes too much I’d like to know how I can skip the update? Though I guess I’ll find out when it comes out whether it will force itself to be updated.