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Is the "fitness tracker" market a complete scam for people who never actually compete in sports?
With wearable tech prices rising and health data accuracy still debated, many casual users question whether premium trackers offer real value beyond basic step counting. Cast your vote and share your take on whether fitness trackers are a worthwhile investment for non-athletes.
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