Fitbit seems like it would be great for people who want to track their daytime activities in addition to sleeptime metrics. I think the main perks for Sleeptracker is the portability, which Fitbit offers, and being able to know the time. Zeo does neither, but is more precise as you've knowledgeably pointed out.
In a Google search for "sleeptracker vs (zeo)", before I could type in zeo, Google suggested "sleeptracker vs. axbo", which you may or may not have heard of (I hadn't!). Axbo looks like another alarm system that uses wristbands and a sensor for tracking...
Anyway I'm sure everyone would like to know how your Zeo vs Fitbit experiment goes in the near future!
There are too many "Matt Bell"s to make it easy enough to find you on Facebook, but if you'd like to converse more, feel free to shoot a quick email to janetlaichang@gmail.com.
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Re: Sleeptracker
In a Google search for "sleeptracker vs (zeo)", before I could type in zeo, Google suggested "sleeptracker vs. axbo", which you may or may not have heard of (I hadn't!). Axbo looks like another alarm system that uses wristbands and a sensor for tracking...
Anyway I'm sure everyone would like to know how your Zeo vs Fitbit experiment goes in the near future!
There are too many "Matt Bell"s to make it easy enough to find you on Facebook, but if you'd like to converse more, feel free to shoot a quick email to janetlaichang@gmail.com.
Cheers!
Janet
Re: Sleeptracker