Individuals' all through the world ought to keep an eye out, as there's a new smart watch in town!
Fitbit recently unveiled a new fitness-focused smartwatch dubbed 'Blaze' at the 2016's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on Tuesday, which empower consumers to get fit in style.
According to Pocket Lint, the new activity tracker smart watch highlights colour touchscreen alongside a five-day battery life and smart notifications.
The new Fitbit Blaze apparently offers an improved fitness features such as PurePulse heart rate tracking, FitStar on-screen workouts, connected GPS and SmartTrack automatic exercise recognition, to persuade and push fitness further.
"The product is about the balance of fitness and style," said James Park, CEO and co-founder of Fitbit. "While it may look like a smartwatch, we think we've gotten it right. It has a distinct focus on fitness. That's why we're calling it a smart fitness watch. It puts fitness first," he added.
The Fitbit Burst smartwatch will consequently perceive select activities, and is said to be water resistant. The Fitbit smart watch that showed up at CES 2016 is said to offer something incredible at a lower price point.
Tech Republic has noted that the new smartwatch tracks fitness and sleep stats and provides notifications for calls, texts, music control and calendar alerts, where it is compatible with Windows, Android and iOS platforms.
The form and style of smartwatches has evidently been a long sore for some individuals on the grounds that the device is not feasible to 24/7 in different occasions regardless of the fact that the device has a stylish appearance.
Hence, the Fitbit evidently eliminates the said issue with the range of affordable interchangeable bands that they can use in any events.
The bands ranges from elastomar bands which cost $29.95 each, leather bands for $99.95 each, and a steel link band for $129.95 each.
Fitbit's Blaze, who made its public appearance in the midst of the CES 2016 is, as of now, accessible for presale at various major retailers, with a worldwide retail accessibility beginning March.