Do you use a smart watch/gadget to monitor your health?

Do you use a smart watch/gadget to monitor your health?

  • Yes

    Points: 26 18.6%

  • No

    Points: 94 67.1%

  • Sometimes

    Points: 14 10.0%

  • I use to... but not anymore

    Points: 4 2.9%

  • Other (Please explain)

    Points: 2 1.4%
  • Total voters
    140
Dr. Havok

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Do you use a smart watch/gadget to monitor your health?


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I did for a brief while and then realized I still do not like wearing a watch.
 
I use it to check my steps and heartrate when working out.
 
My phone can do most of it, so I wear a normal watch when I go out.
 
Yeah, I don't want the government tracking my every move and heartbeat.
Cheers,
~Capt
 
that just sounds weird i would rather not get watch on a daily basis by the government that just sounds weird
 
I had a Fitbit that recorded how I was doing the equivalent of 10-11 miles of walking every day thanks to my work...but the same Fitbit died because I sweat and apparently, the thing isn't designed for it...that or it could not handle all the steps I was taking.
 
Mine tells time and controls my phone. What's this fitness you speak off?
 
Huawei Honor watch 4 wearer right here.
 
I still use a very traditional digital watch. Just robust. Wouldn't mind the health stuff though.
 
My phone can, But I never used these features.
My view of a watch is that is can only be called a ''real'' watch as soon as there is a hour movement present, a smartwatch can not be called a watch, purely a gadget
Rather have a real watch than just a gadget, that does the exact same as my phone.
 
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