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| Announcement of Fitbit Charge 4 fitness tracker bracelet |
(Fitbit) announced in its press release the launch of the latest portable fitness tracker (Fitbit Charge 4) after Google announced that it will buy Fitbit last fall. The new product is similar to the previous Fitbit product Yes, the company hopes to become one of the most popular fitness tracking products.
The Fitbit Charge 4 wrist strap looks and looks like the previous Fitbit Charge 3 wrist strap, but includes built-in GPS controls and Spotify music streaming controls.
The bracelet also includes many features that Fitbit smart watches usually have, such as: B. Fitbit Pay, app notifications, smart alarms (with machine learning to wake you up at the best time), and SpO2 sensors to measure blood oxygen levels.
The new $ 149 Tracker Wristband features battery life of 7 days up to 5 hours with continuous use of GPS.
With GPS, Fitbit users can record their heart rate, distance, and speed without a phone when biking, walking, or running. Training information is automatically recorded in the app, which is very easy. Useful if you walk frequently in similar ways, the user checks for overclocking.
Fitbit Charge 4 wrist strap includes a new fitness device called Active Zone Minutes that automatically detects your heart rate and calculates exercise time when you are at a certain high level, Fitbit says people who need to be active for at least 30 minutes a day.
Since the new measurement is based on your heart rate, results are calculated by calculating each person's height, weight, and fitness level. This feature works when a number of other measurements (bits) are used, such as the sleep level and 10,000 steps per day. The community was later developed as a basic guideline for maintaining health.
The new bracelet is available in purple, blue and black colors and offers an extended 90-day experience with Fitbit Premium subscriptions. It offers personalized fitness plans, training sessions and challenges to help you define and achieve your fitness goals. Fitness.