Up front is a sizeable 17×11 LED display, which is about the same width as a finger. There’s also an optional black version of the Fit Smart that’s a little more low-key than the white one, but crucially both Fit Smart models are available in small (184mm) or large (207mm) sizes so should fit most wrist sizes. While the miCoach Fit Smart is technically only sweat- and splash-proof, we accidentally walked into the shower a couple of times wearing it without any problems, but we’d suggest not doing that in case you do some damage to the heart-rate sensor on the back. Keeping the Fit Smart around your wrist is a standard watch buckle that offers a more secure fit than most of the fitness bands we’ve tried, like the Charge and the Misfit Flash. The white, slightly stretchy silicone strap gives it an undeniably robust feel – we had no qualms throwing this into the bottom of a bag. If you did want to wear it all the time, it’s a snug fit with no signs of irritation. When it’s on, the wraparound design doesn’t feel so bulky and it’s surprisingly light as well. It’s halfway between the size of a fitness tracker like a Fitbit Charge and a Garmin Forerunner sports watch.

Out of the box, the Fit Smart looks a little on the big side. There’s none of the daily activity tracking you get with a Fitbit or a Jawbone band, such as steps or calories burnt, but it does include a heart-rate sensor using the same Mio Alpha-powered technology found inside the TomTom Runner Cardio sports watch.Īt £145, it’s significantly cheaper than the GPS-packing Adidas MiCoach Smart Run watch but while it offers some great training plans, serious runners might feel let down by the lack of features that really matter.Īdidas MiCoach Fit Smart – Design and Features The Adidas MiCoach Fit Smart is a wrist-worn fitness band squarely aimed at runners and serious athletes.

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