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You are correct. It has no long time appeal! It is interesting enough at the start but quickly gets boring because of its uselesnes. Especially for the average
by UMPUSTEN 11y ago
You are correct. It has no long time appeal! It is interesting enough at the start but quickly gets boring because of its uselesnes. Especially for the average person. I can see how bringing fitnes awarenes into the minds of people again is good. But if youre not an active person you will not use it and if you are you will not need it. Gathering Information off your activitys in General can be usefull fore several things but you will not need to know if you have walkt 100 steps more or fewer then last week.
- icefox 11y agoI wonder how well the secondary market could be used to gauge the long term appeal. Would people sell it because they stop using it or it is like those skinny jeans you keep because one day you will use it again? I will say that it was neat and then lost interest, but later once I had some "fitbit friends" the gamification went up a major notch as has the stickiness. But within a few years either FitBit bands will turn into watches or users will replace their FitBit with a watch. So from the FIT perspective it hardly seems like a stable investment especially at the current market cap.