I used the FitBit charge Hr up until recently, and the FitBit app was completely accessible. I think I needed a little help during set up since a code was displayed on the FitBit, but after that there were no problems whatsoever that I can recall.

It would help to know what you want to do with a FitBit since the different devices have different features. The Charge HR, which has been replaced now by a newer model., monitored your heart rate, tracked your sleep, counted your steps and let you know how many flights of stairs you climbed each day. Using the FitBit app, you could track all of this information. Using the app, you could also set an alarm on your FitBit. This was nice since I could set an alarm that would vibrate on my wrist in the morning and not bother my wife. You can also start and stop exercise tracking by holding down the button on the side until you feel the vibration.


On 5/26/19 9:52 AM, Jen . wrote:

Hi,

Wondering what if any is the most accessible fitbit for someone who is using voiceover exclusively.

I know in the past that the fitbit app isn’t the most accessible but not sure how it is now.  I also know that the fitbits have no voiceover type feature but just wondering which one would be the easiest for someone to use with no useable vision.

Thank You.

Jen

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