What color Fitbit do you have?

[czarcasm]

I'm buying a flex today and planned on going for hot pink. I mentioned it to a friend who side-eyed the color choice as not professional. We both work in a conservative, male-dominated industry. She has a black one for this reason.

So, what color Fitbit do you have (if you have a bracelet style) and do you think a "fun" color is appropriate for work?

[v]

I have navy.

Whether a fun color is appropriate for work depends on what you do. I chose a boring, neutral color because I wanted it to be something I didn't have to take off for certain meetings.

Pink would have been fine even in the conservative office I used to work in, but it wouldn't have worked for court, client meetings, etc.

[So_Fetch]

I wanted teal - but I got slate grey. The grey was a better choice because it isn't super noticeable and it goes with just about everything.

ETA: Can't you buy other bands so you can swap out the colors?  Yes!  They even have patterns.
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[changedname]

I just got a fitbit charhe HR and the only colour choice was black. I would love to get some to change out but not sure if that is only for the flex?

[tacosforlife]

I have hot pink and black. I also have navy, but the clasp won't close in it - it's like the holes weren't cut big enough.

I work in a fairly laid back government agency so I think hot pink is fine as long as it coordinates with my outfit. When I wear a purple dress with a pink scarf, I wear pink. When I wear my burgundy dress with gold scarf, I switch to black. When I wear all black and white with bright red lipstick, I wear black.

But hot pink is my default color because pink is my signature color.

[irene adler]

DH ordered a 10 pack of wristbands when I got him a Fitbit at Christmas. I bought another tracker off eBay, and I've commandeered the aqua and hot pink ones.

But then again, I work in a very casual office where I could wear yoga pants every day if I really wanted to.

[dexteroni]

I have the One in red. It's not visible, I just needed a color other than black so I don't lose it amongst my mostly black clothes. I would follow the same protocol if I were going to get a model that always visible, but in a conservative profession, it might be best to either go with black, or one that doesn't show at all.

[itsme]

I had the slate one until it broke. I ordered a black one so it wouldn't look so odd at work. I really wanted an orange one.

[cheezer]

I work in a conservative industry that is male-dominated as well. I wear a pink one. I can only think of a handful of instances where'd I'd consider it too much for a client meeting but I also wear pink shoes to client meetings or a pink scarf.

My only problem is pink is my favorite color so if I'm not careful I can start to look Barbied out with accessories.

[hopenotlost]

I have lots of different ones. Black, slate grey, purple, lavender, turquoise, aqua, hot pink, pale pink, lime green. I get bored with the color and switch it up.

[womet]

I wear the hot pink one mostly, but I also have black.

[topcat]

I got a black one with small white polka dots for 4 dollars on Amazon. I work in a hospital though and could wear any color I wanted.

[tevagirl]

I have hot pink, I wear it everyday. But I work in a school. I want to get more colors and maybe even a TB one.

[hippygirl]

I have pink, black, and green. I wear the green with fun colored clasps to work.

[magpie]

I have the slate blue one, but I also have a brightly colored chevron stripe one that I swap it with when I want something more fun.

[july]

I have a black zip. It is usually under shirts.

[cabbage10]

I have a black band but bought a bracelet cover for it from etsy to dress it up.