Fitbit Flyer headphones are the first from the fitness tracker company

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The company's first headphone, the Fitbit Flyer, swoops in on the crowded in-ear sports headphone arena, aiming to make a mark.
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[@Pacopdf]

When would you say the charge 3 is coming out.

[@demotallica]

It's a weird market position with this price, who are they targeting exactly?
You can get a decent sport earphones with the same feature set for about 20 bucks, or spend $129 asking price for a jaybird.
It looks like I'm paying for branding.
P. S. Used a fitbit charge 2 for almost a year, then switched to a forerunner, so I'm familiar with the fitbit ecosystem

[@hswift8429]

Al-Wakkass Mahmood I

[@RomanOnARiver]

I couldn't imagine buying anything from fitbit again - they don't stand by their warranties and they let me down as a customer.

[@Gamer_2047_]

Roman V arnt u fat?

[@vincentjanse]

Ive had to different models and they both broke within six months of use due to normal wear.

[@HandheldAddict]

looks the wings would come off too easily

[@michaelwillever3522]

Nah. I can get a set of Mpows on Amazon for $25 that are nearly as good. These aren't special enough to rate that price.

[@randomsanwhich2]

Looks just like the jay birds which are horrible and only last a couple of months

[@PranayPrasad]

1st

[@PranayPrasad]

Harshbir Brar chocolate please