Fitbit Charge 3 Fitness Band - $114 + Delivery (Free C&C) @ Officeworks/Harvey Norman/Domayne/Joyce Mayne

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  mjolnir on 03/12/2019 - 23:50

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  I was going to get this until I found out Fitbit requires a monthly subscription to access sleep data. $10 a month is pretty obnoxius.

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    humbala on 03/12/2019 - 23:56

    Where do you see that? That sound dodgy!

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    herrod on 04/12/2019 - 00:07

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    Nah man normal sleep data that you'd get with every other activity tracker is available free. Hours asleep, deep/restless etc. It's only the sleep score, sleep hr etc that's part of premium. That's bells and whistles stuff you can do without.

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    Wilburre on 04/12/2019 - 00:51

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    I read about this when I was looking for SPO2 readings. I found that the charge 3 May have the capability but it's turned off for reasons unknown - maybe planned paywall or inaccurate? They did a trial for the premium sleep features before putting it behind a sub. When it first came out in USA it advertised SPO2 data - then the feature was never enabled so there's a lot of pissed off people in the US fitbit forum. When it released out here they never advertised SPO2 at all. I bought the Garmin vivosmart 4 from my other post - only reason I posted this is I noticed the price had dropped when I was making comparisons between the 2 and thought some may prefer this one due to nfc and being cheaper and what appears to ne slightly bigger display.

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      mjolnir on 04/12/2019 - 01:10

      Good call, the SPO2 data is the reason I was thinking about fitbit in the first place. Have had sleep apnea in the past and want to keep an eye o it. Might jump on that Garmin vivosmart 4 instead. Cheers!

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        Wilburre on 04/12/2019 - 12:37

        yep I have apnea myself that was determined from a home sleep study i did recently. i've got a referral to another physician to discuss the best treatment path as i'm bad enough that CPAP is a better option than a splint but not bad enough that i'm affecting my long term health with oxygen desaturation -yet so my gp wants a second opinion before i fork out for a cpap. It would be nice to have some data of my own over time, and i recognise it can't possibly be as accurate as the sleep study where multiple calibrated sensors are firmly attached to the body, but it would give a bit of an indication and at the very least be interesting. that and fitbit pay doesn't appeal to me from a security standpoint - google pay is as far as i'm comfortable with.

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    Mrgt900 on 04/12/2019 - 01:08

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    Yep like what was said already, you still get fairly comprehensive sleep info and should be more that enough for most people. Sleep score, hours slept, sleep schedule, sleep stages comes standard and free. Premium lets you see the breakdown of that score with more data on your sleeping heart rate (you can see your HR throughout the day it just breaks it down into % below/above resting) and restlessness. Everything else with Premium can really be found online.

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  exeoluna on 03/12/2019 - 23:54

  In case the post stuff fixes itself on officeworks ebay

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    Wilburre on 04/12/2019 - 00:54

    Thanks at time of post I couldn't find it. Was hoping a coupon might apply but as usual Officeworks has made sure it is excluded from coupons.

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  String name on 04/12/2019 - 14:12

  I was very lucky to find a FitBit Charge 3 box at JB HiFi that still had the special pricing of $118.00.
  They honored the price.