No, I'm not satisfied. The features are good on paper, but in reality, they fall short. The heart rate monitor is often off, and the sleep tracking? Don't get me started. It's like it thinks I'm asleep when I'm just lying in bed thinking about my next business move.

— 30-year-old female entrepreneur from Chicago, IL, who uses Fitbit to balance work and personal fitness goals.

I need better accuracy in tracking, for starters. More personalized insights would be great too. And maybe some new features that actually work, not just promises. I'm tired of feeling like I'm beta testing their updates.

— 33-year-old female tech blogger from San Jose, CA, who reviews the latest Fitbit updates and fitness features.

I think insights into how my stress levels correlate with my physical activity would be super helpful. Also, maybe some sort of analysis on how my sleep quality impacts my productivity. It's all about balance, you know? But right now, I'm just getting generic data that doesn't really apply to my life.

— 30-year-old female entrepreneur from Chicago, IL, who uses Fitbit to balance work and personal fitness goals.

The need to stay in shape for my dance performances.

— 24-year-old female dancer from New Orleans, LA, who uses Fitbit to monitor her intense practice sessions and recovery.

Just that I'm really disappointed. I expected more from a brand like Fitbit. I'm considering switching to another brand if they don't step up their game soon.

— 33-year-old female tech blogger from San Jose, CA, who reviews the latest Fitbit updates and fitness features.