Fitbit - Luxe

Avoid Fitbit - I have the Luxe and it has always been wildly inaccurate on calculating calories, the few times I've used it. I mainly bought it for the sleep-tracker. Now that the Meta Move app has been unceremoniously discontinued without any good explanation, I honestly don't know what I'll do for counting calories I burn while working out on the Quest 2. Anyone know of any free basic VR apps that are a replacement for Move?

A FitBit Luxe, golden watch sides, that's several years old. I've thought about upgrading to a Garmin, but I like how small the FitBit is (slim wrists), and I feel like I don't run enough to justify the Garmin. I wear the FitBit all the time unless it's charging or I'm in the shower. I always have my phone on me when I'm out, so the no in device GPS doesn't bother me that much.

A year ago I test drove an Apple Watch SE and ultimately went with a Fitbit Charge 6 over cost, battery life, and feeling that keeping it charged while also getting sleep tracking was going to be a challenge (previously I used sleep tracking on a Fitbit Luxe and quite liked it— the Luxe's screen died after just under two years). That said, having now had the Fitbit for a year, I will probably go Apple Watch the next time. The deciding factors are: * Build quality. The Charge 6's screen is increasingly unresponsive and internet research backs up a significant population who seem to have them die around the 18mo mark, which I consider unacceptable. * I'm not tracking my sleep as much these days. Between that and how the band shreds the skin on my wrist, switching to a usage model where I take it off at night would be fine. * Native "find my". Being able to reliably locate my iPhone from my wrist is a feature I really liked during my trial and I've had a number of instances over the year where I've wished the Fitbit could do that (its find-phone feature is far more limited and depends on the app having been recently open on the phone). * Rich notifications. That Apple Watch can stream through anything the phone shows is great, especially with smart reply. * Media control, maps. Technically Fitbit has these too, but they suck— the media control is YouTube Music only and walking directions on maps are barebones and sometimes don't work at all.

Have tried the Oura and Ultrahuman, but the RingConn was much better for me as it is invisible when worn. None of them are particularly accurate, however, and the tech is still in its infancy. The Fitbit Luxe is small on the other wrist, but is not perfect. Sadly an Apple Watch or Garmin are way better, but double writing is tricky.