Product Review: Fitbit Blaze Fitness Tracker

From a design perspective, the Fitbit Blaze is polarizing. Some have called it ugly. It looks a bit like an Apple Watch imitator with a large, square face and tech-y feel.

FULL REVIEW at Tom’s Guide: http://bit.ly/toms_fitbitblaze

The Blaze’s color interface is made up of five screens: A clock that shows your step and stair count, “Today,” which dives into the current day’s stats, Exercise, FitStar, Timer, Alarms and Settings.

One of the features unique to the Blaze is “FitStar” exercises.

While we like the on-screen “FitStar” workouts, there’s not much else to recommend. For the record, we don’t think it’s ugly, but we can certainly see how its angular design could be off-putting.

If you want a smartwatch, get a smartwatch. If you want a fitness tracker, get a fitness tracker. The Fitbit Blaze tries to bridge the gap between the two, but doesn’t quite get there.

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