
chris gould
As far as this type of app goes, its okay. There are 2 frustrations, a) whenever the app updates it loses your saved username and password. In theory a small irritation, but you only find this out when your about to use the machine at the gym, and you have to try to either rember the password or reset it, very frustrating. B) a small one, but why prompt you on the machine scales to login using the app in future, when you've just scanned the QR code in the app to login? Minor, but poor UAT.
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Peter Scriven
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Have no idea why they changed it. The previous version had far better UX. You can't track multiple things at the same time. The tracking vertical scale is so large that all my track lines are horizontal. The horizontal scale can't be changed and I have only 2months data so it's all crammed in one end. You can't track %, only absolute values. If you track and use the arrows to go all the way left then you can't go back. And that's after 5mins use. C'mon guys, this is school boy UX issues.
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Kurts Blue
Real downgrade. Can only track one item at a time and for one calender year in view. So early in the year it's pretty useless. My age has been determined to be 33 for the last 4 years, suddenly I'm 45.... probably true but seems a big jump in a month. Probably still use the in gym tester for a rough guide but app I am unsure about. Fat has gone up from a stable 11kg for years to now 22kg? In a month, I would have noticed. So UI downgrade and mismatched data sets.
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