The device assumes you're walking if you're in the treadmill setting, and gives you no options other than slow walk or fast walk

I can track my walks, calories burned and my blood pressure

The watch fell off while I was walking from my car and the watch hit the pavement and bent part of the frame

I could barely see my Blaze screen out in the sun, but with the Ionic, I had no problem seeing the screen at all while walking in the Florida sunshine

Still has problems with keeping accurate step count when walking

The device assumes you're walking if you're in the treadmill setting, and gives you no options other than slow walk or fast walk

But I would change this to a 5 Star review if I could use the buttons to view and scroll through the Today stats because it is so annoying to try to use the touchscreen while walking and who wants a Fitness Tracker that makes it hard to track your fitness goals while walking?Update

Seems to work as it’s commercialized.

This does make me wonder as to what other marketing scams have been lied about that will be soon noticed.—Hemoglobin % is rbc count which means how well the oxygen transportation cells are numbered (concentration) inside your blood stream, making us stick to finger/toe/ear pulse oximeters to digitally check such blood cell ratio instead of using these watch-meters for such reading of oxygen saturation levels.

Greatly disappointed as I have no way to track steps unless I manually write them down at end of day, which isn't why I spent $250.Read more

Go online as well as on the FitBit forum and you will see.

Each time taking over an hour to accomplish as it required a firmware upgrade each time

Fingers crossed.**UpdateI have had the Ionic for a few months now and for the most part it works as it is supposed to.

And last - I’m mystified as to how it tracks my indoor lap swims, but it does

I thought I had it all fixed, now l can not sync on my phone or iPad, way too much trouble for the price and what you get

What a disappointment l