I walked 4,500 steps with the Apple Watch Ultra 4 and the Fitbit Edge: can Fitbit’s $180 tracker keep up with Apple’s most expensive watch?
Can Fitbit’s $180 tracker keep up with Apple’s most expensive watch?
In a recent comparison, the Fitbit Edge was tested against the Apple Watch Ultra 4 to see which tracker performed better in step counting. Utilizing a clicker tool, the manual count of steps during a walk was recorded at 4,550. The Fitbit Edge closely followed with 4,558 steps, while the Apple Watch Ultra 4 overcounted by 51 steps, reaching a total of 4,601.
Despite the minor discrepancy in step counting, the Fitbit Edge's accuracy was still impressive. The Apple Watch Ultra 4, being a rugged smartwatch, offers more functionalities and apps, while the Fitbit Edge is a slim fitness tracker that focuses on daily health tracking.
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