September is when the streaming calendar starts to get busy again. New seasons arrive, fall premieres begin rolling out, and there’s suddenly a lot more to watch. But that doesn’t mean every subscription deserves a permanent spot on your monthly bill.
When you’re purchasing a fitness wearable, one of the important considerations is the ongoing cost of its use. There are some products that don’t require subscriptions to access key features for the devices, but many brands will levy monthly or annual charges to get the most data out of your wearable sensors.
The Fitbit Air is being touted as a fantastic fitness tracker, but I don’t think its worth has quite yet been proven. Google-made and third-party bands do not make for a comfortable experience, and competitive trackers blow it out of the water in terms of fit.
