The first thing that you need to know is that you are not crazy when you are hallucinating spiders upon waking. Just because you are hallucinating and seeing something that is not really there does not make you mentally unstable. In fact, what you are experiencing is likely just something called â Hypnagogic Hallucinations. This conditions is just as scary as seeing those spiders that arenât really there. With hypnagogic hallucinations you experience a type of sleep paralysis where you think that you are awake and seeing things (like spiders or an old hag) but your body cannot move no matter how hard you try.
iPhone connectivity. The Fitbit Surge connects to the official Fitbit app for iOS, which syncs step and fitness data to the company's ecosystem. The step tracking and syncing works largely as expected, and users can enable automatic syncing within the app to have their steps updated without the need to launch the app.
The Fitbit Surge can expect a five to seven day battery life from its Lithium-polymer battery, Microsoft's Band offers just two days-and that's with various functions turned off. The Surge is IP68 certified and carries a water resistant rating of 5ATM, which means youâll have no problems wearing it in the pool.e recently put the Microsoft Band and the Fitbit Charge HR head to head but, given the GPS capabilities of one of 2015's most anticipated wearables-the Fitbit Surge-we thought it was only right that we order another showdown.