Fitbit's all new Blaze color touchscreen smart watches, which recently made its first appearance amid the Consumer Electronics Show 2016 (CES), will be making its full debut in the business sector sooner or later.
Apparently, the Fitbit's upcoming Blaze is not only designed for fitness but at the same time features a little dash of fashion design to keep its users up to date with the fabulous trend.
That said, it seems that one of the leading brands in smartwatch technology, Fitbit, indeed know how to read one's mind, as the new Blaze watch is considered as a new state of the art smartwatches.
With its looming release date, spectacular features about the highly anticipated Blaze has been uncovered!
Lawyer Herald revealed that the watch will surely track more than a dozen distinct activities that the user engages.
"The product is about the balance of fitness and style," said James Park, CEO and co-founder of Fitbit, as beforehand reported. "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.
With that being said, it's clear and strong what the Fitbit Blaze is equipped for doing, as it tracks daily steps, sleep stats, calories burned and a sum of 15 different exercises.
The Tech Republic noted that the hottest smartwatch in town moreover provides calls and text notifications, music control and calendar alerts, where data on these said activities can eventually be shared wirelessly through iOS, Android and Windows platforms.
Individuals who dependably engaged with any water activities shouldn't get worried at all, as Fitbit's Blaze is said to be water resistant.
Aside from its fitness based features, the Fitbit Blaze smartwatch also offers an intense and delicate looks with its range of affordable interchangeable elastomer and leather bands depending on users' preferences.
Fitbit's fans must watch out as the newest watch in town, Blaze, who first showed up in CES 2016, is reportedly set to pull out under the company's sleeves at some point in March.