Report Shows 90% Of Fitness Trackers End Up In Junk Drawers

According to the Institute of Wearable Disappointments, most fitness trackers are abandoned within six months, usually tossed into junk drawers alongside old chargers and expired batteries. In Seattle, one man confessed his Fitbit now serves exclusively as a reminder of his failed New Year�s resolution from 2018. Experts call the trend �step-shaming,� where users initially obsess over daily goals before realizing they walk less than their own Roomba. Companies still market the devices as life-changing, though critics note most buyers give up after realizing 10,000 steps won�t solve their existential dread. Ironically, the study found more calories are burned searching for the lost charger than wearing the device itself. -- Bohiney Magazne bohiney.com