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I wish it could keep the fitness features but ditch the Bluetooth. I've got a friend that's been looking for a good fitness-tracking watch he can wear to work
by kotaKat 4y ago
I wish it could keep the fitness features but ditch the Bluetooth.
I've got a friend that's been looking for a good fitness-tracking watch he can wear to work -- a government contractor that disallows use of personal wireless devices past the main entrance. No phones, smartwatches, nada.
- trts 4y agoon previous bluetooth models I've had experience with, the feature is fairly easy to ignore completely. Probably not to the same degree with this version. The B5000 series has a press-and-hold to connect to bluetooth, otherwise pairing is not automatic. When it connects it will sync the clock to GMT (handy if multiband is not available) and also log your geolocation if you choose to configure that in the app.
- CydeWeys 4y agoFor the specific government use case, having a feature but not using it is not good enough. It cannot have that feature at all, full stop.