The manufacturer of sports watches and bracelets Fitbit has announced its second activity bracelet in its new stage under the roof of Google. After launching the children’s bracelet Fitbit Ace 3 now announce the new Fitbit Luxe.
It’s about the more stylish activity bracelet by Fitbit The new bracelet Fitbit Luxe It is primarily intended for the female audience who wants to be able to track activity and well-being while still being fashionable.
This is the most elegant activity bracelet from Fitbit and Google
Fitbit Y Google offer with this new bracelet a iconic design which will be the perfect complement to any garment. Its slim profile housing is made of stainless steel and features a AMOLED display to offer vivid colors. Also has waterproof, it is submersible up to 50 meters.
Fitbit Luxe has monitoring of the heart rate, monitoring the oxygen saturation (SpO2), vibration, three-axis accelerometer and Bluetooth 4.2 with Google Fast Pair for quick linking with our mobile. It does not have GPS or NFC. Your battery promises up to 5 days of use with a charging time of 2 hours.
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The activity pulse has all the Fitbit functions that we can expect with this type of device. In addition to being able to see the notifications of calls, text messages and applications, it allows us to fully track our physical activity, monitor sleep, menstruation or manage stress with its tools. Supports more than 20 exercise modes.
Fitbit Luxe versions and prices
Fitbit Luxe goes on sale in its standard version at the price of 149.95 euros in three color combinations: Ivory White / Gold Stainless Steel, Black / Graphite Black Stainless Steel and Orchid Pink / Platinum Stainless Steel.
For 199.95 euros goes on sale the Special Edition Parker Gorjana Link Bracelet in golden stainless steel. They also put the sale belts with different designs.
More information | Fitbit
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