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21:04I Tested The $99 FITBIT AIR for 2 weeks [In-Depth Review]
Timeliness & Exclusive Access
- With a new gadget, buyers want to hear from someone who's actually lived with it.
- Two weeks is long enough to get past first impressions.
- The thumbs up gives away Mike's verdict, so you click for the detail before spending $99.
Title
'$99' puts the price where buyers can weigh it straight away, and '2 weeks' with '[In-Depth Review]' says this goes past an unboxing.
Thumbnail
The thumbs up gives away a positive verdict and shows the band on a real wrist, though 'Fitbit Air' and '2 Weeks Later' mostly repeat the title.
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Buyers of new gear click for someone who's lived with it.
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