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TwoSeven

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#180482 10-Sep-2015 18:47
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Just wondering if anyone is using the iWatch with the health app for fitness monitoring.  If so, what is your opinion (and battery life as well).




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  #1385161 10-Sep-2015 18:54
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It's been pretty good - the idea is you charge the Apple Watch at the end of your day. It can last nearly whole day with activities.

I use it with Activity app (on Apple Watch), and few days I have used the Motion-X GPS on iPhone as well as on the Apple Watch - though the iPhone 5 get drained a lot quicker due to GPS and playing music too.




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  #1385820 11-Sep-2015 17:31
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Thanks very much for your reply. When I finally looked at the price of them, I decided it was too high, so I guess it will have to wait for a while, at the moment I sync my Fitbit with the apple health app, although I am thinking the Fitbit app is much better and easier to use (at the moment).




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