The Fitbit Ace 3 is an intelligently designed activity tracker for kids. It ticks all the right boxes for its intended audience – a swim-proof silicone band with a beefy battery life and parental controls where they should be. This tracker is durable and can withstand the abuse of kids’ activities, and comes with straightforward UI that is intuitive and engaging at the same time.
Retailing for P8,490, the Fitbit Luxe can be paired with different colors and styles ranging from P1,690 to P5,990. Meanwhile, the Special Edition has a price tag of P12,990. Stay tuned for the full review of the Fitbit Luxe fitness and wellness tracker.
“Parents and kids love our Ace activity and sleep trackers for their engaging and motivating features that inspire kids to stay active and build healthy habits. Introducing Illumination’s Minions to the Ace family brings fun, new Minions inspired features that weave in even more personality and surprises into the Fitbit experience for families and kids, keeping them moving and happy alongside their favorite on-screen characters,” said Alison Ross Powers, head of Global Strategic Partnerships for Fitbit at Google.
The Fitbit Luxe is designed to help users manage stress and anxiety during the pandemic, highlighting how wearable devices with sophisticated health-centric features can contribute towards achieving holistic health.
As a result of one of the strictest and longest lockdowns in the world, Filipinos took the fewest steps and had the highest increase in sleeping time during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The new Sense is considered by the brand as its most advanced health-oriented smartwatch yet. It features the first electrodermal activity (EDA) sensor to be equipped on a wearable, and detects small electrical changes on the skin surface. Fitbit said this function will help users manage their stress and identify which scenarios trigger it.
Having tested multiple fitness trackers and owning a Fitbit Inspire HR for over a year, expectations were high going into the Charge 4. While the larger screen and added features are nice, the overall experience was dampened owing to the software glitches and poor GPS connectivity.
Fitbit is debuting two new smartwatch offerings: the Fitbit Sense, advertised as the "most capable Fitbit wearable"’ to date, and the successor of the Versa 2 – the Versa 3. Although the two share a significant amount of design cues, the Sense will be featuring an atrial fibrillation detection system through a built-in electrocardiogram app.
The Fitbit Flow will be supplied to healthcare systems around the world that do not have a sufficient number of traditional commercial ventilators. It is designed to be used only when a traditional commercial ventilator is not available.
