Fitbit Air's AI Coach consolidates fitness tracking, replacing multiple apps
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Mark Jansen
Summary
The article discusses the author's experience switching back to a fitness tracker (Fitbit Air) after years of using smartwatches. The author, a self-described data-junkie, praises the Fitbit Air's AI Coach feature for consolidating the functionality of three separate fitness apps into one seamless experience. While acknowledging the AI Coach may not be the absolute best in terms of depth, the author emphasizes its ease of use and convenience as the standout advantage, making it sufficient for most users' fitness tracking needs.
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bskyFitbit Air's AI Coach consolidates fitness tracking, replacing multiple appsandroidpolice.comKey quotes
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After years with smartwatches, the Fitbit Air marks my return to fitness trackers, and I love it.
The AI Coach may not be the best, but it's certainly the easiest to use
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