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is defective producing an inaccurate HEart Rate
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Before it died, I was unhappy because it was uncomfortable to wear and did not give accurate heart rate readings as compared to clinical heart monitors attached simultaneously with Fitbit, but it cost $250; so, I kept using it
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I’ve had nothing but problems getting an accurate heart rate
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Accurate heart rate without the inconvenience of a chest strap
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When working out the pulse rate is commonly not accurate by a lot, usually low, although at times it will read way high.
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Despite the facts that it tracks well and has accurate heart rate, it has 2 big flaws
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The tracking really is good (heart rate, mileage and etc.
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While the watch functioned it was great, sleep tracking excellent, heart rate, etc.
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The FitBit Surge works as it should