FitBit Surge: Yeah, another new FitBit
I recently told you about the FitBit Charge and Charge HR, two new FitBits to replace the recalled Force. Now, there is news of another new FitBit device, the FitBit Surge.
As a FitBit user, I am super excited about this device. As you can see from the picture put out by The Verge, the Surge is more than just a fitness tracker.
The Verge reports,
The company refers to it as a “superwatch” according to marketing materials The Verge has received from a tipster. Set to be priced at $249, the Surge includes built-in GPS tracking — a big draw for runners — PurePulse heart rate monitoring, and promises to provide real time workout data for a variety of activities.
This is everything I have been looking for in a wearable device.
Here is the full list of features for you fitness freaks.
GPS tracking
Get distance, pace, and elevation climbed with built-in GPS, then review routes and split timesPurePulse heart rate
Continuous, automatic wrist-based heart rate monitoring with no uncomfortable chest strapsMade for multi-sport
Record running, cross training, and cardio workouts, then see comprehensive workout summaries that include tailored metrics, workout intensity and calories burnedActivity tracking
Track heart rate, steps taken, distance traveled, calories burned, floors climbed, and active minutesSmart notifications
See call and text notifications on display and control music right from your wristDesigned for all-day wear
Sleek, comfortable wristband with customizable watch faces available in black, slate, and tangerine.Sleep quality + silent alarm
Monitor how long and how well you sleep and wake with a silent vibrating alarmWireless syncing + online tools
Sync stats wirelessly and automatically to your computer and to over 60 leading smartphones. See progress, log food, and earn badges through Fitbit’s mobile and online dashboard.Share and compete
Share and compete with family and friends in new Fitbit challenges
Share your thoughts in the comments. Is the FitBit Surge the fitness wearable for you?
via [The Verge]
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