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Fitbit Ditches the Screen With Its New $99 Whoop Rival
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this post was submitted on 08 May 2026
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Constantly wearing ear buds is not good for you, and ear buds should (ideally) not be worn while sleeping, making them ineligible for constant health tracking and sleep tracking.
I basically only use my Fitbit for sleep tracking, and I really don't understand why AsteroidOS and other similar open source OSes and watches don't have sleep tracking (including sleep cycle tracking and sleep metrics).
Im thinking more casually I guess. Like folks that don't otherwise use them but have earbuds in on a regular basis. Like communiting to and from work and such. I like walking and biking and kinda ideal for me would actually be a single one to keep the other ear free. geting stats for an hour twice a day seems like it would be kinda useful.