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Fitbit Air

The new lightweight, screenless Fitbit Air has a long battery life and offers in-depth health and wellness insights.

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Why it worked

The video addresses a common pain point for watch enthusiasts: wanting to track health metrics without sacrificing their watch collection. The DIY solution using a 3D printed adapter is innovative and visually demonstrates a clever workaround, making it highly shareable.

Summary

The creator discusses their transition from smartwatches to traditional watches and their desire to still track fitness and sleep. They introduce the Fitbit Air as a solution, highlighting its pod design and how they used a 3D printed adapter to attach it to their existing watch straps, allowing them to wear both simultaneously.

Structure

1Ditching smartwatches for traditional watches
2Missing fitness and sleep tracking
3Trying an Oura ring with limitations
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Original caption

Fitbit for the watch collectors ⌚️

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Product placement

Fitbit Air: This is a new fitness tracker that is being tested. It has a small pod that sits inside a case attached to a band. It is used for tracking sleep and fitness. It is presented as a solution for people who want to track fitness but find smartwatches cumbersome. It ACTS as a fitness tracker. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Hamilton Khaki Field: This is a watch that the creator is wearing. It is a traditional watch, not a smart watch. It merely APPEARS. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Bambu Lab: This is a 3D printer used to create a custom adapter for the Fitbit Air. It ACTS as a tool to create a product. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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this Fitbit Air this Fitbit tucked band Hamilton Khaki about sleep and i so using which for and but heavily working testing fitbit about the is, pod sits inside a of a attached to a band. saw convert air actual strap, got better enough, print pop the onto watch instead of band, both at the how So about two years ago, I ditched smartwatches to start collecting real watches. But the problem with that was, I actually enjoyed tracking sleep and my fitness, and I lost that. So I started using an Oura ring, which is great for sleep tracking and everyday tracking, but struggles heavily when you're working. So I've been testing the new Fitbit Air. And the thing about the Fitbit Air is, it's a little pod that sits inside of a case attached to a band. I saw someone convert their Fitbit Air strap into an actual strap, but I figured there's got to be a better way. And sure enough, I found a 3D print that lets you pop the Fitbit Air onto any watch strap, instead of wearing a watch and a fitness band, you can wear both at the same time. How cool is that?