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Technology & Future ·Wednesday, August 26, 2026

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Do fitness trackers and smartwatches actually improve your health, or just tell you things you already knew?

44%
consensus16responses

“Useful data, no behaviour change. I look at it and carry on regardless”

All answers

Useful data, no behaviour change. I look at it and carry on regardless
44%
Never used one. Not something I have any interest in
38%
They genuinely changed my habits. I move and sleep better because of it
6%
It made me more anxious. Constant monitoring did not help my head
6%
I wore one and stopped. The novelty faded fast
6%
They caught something real. A reading sent me to a doctor
0%

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Country

% chose top answer

🇭🇷Croatia50%🇩🇪Germany100%🇧🇬Bulgaria100%🇳🇱Netherlands50%🇧🇪Belgium100%

Croatia is most divided — 50% “Useful data, no behaviour change. I look at it and carry on regardless” vs 33% “Never used one. Not something I have any interest in”.

Age

100%
67%
33%
40%
20%
50%

35–44 is most divided — 40% “Useful data, no behaviour change. I look at it and carry on regardless” vs 20% “Never used one. Not something I have any interest in”.

Gender

40%
20%
60%
20%
100%

Man leans differently — 60% chose “Never used one. Not something I have any interest in”.

Woman is most divided — 40% “Useful data, no behaviour change. I look at it and carry on regardless” vs 20% “Never used one. Not something I have any interest in”.

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