Fitbit has Monday three new fitnesshorloges announced. It involves, among others, the Fitbit Surge, the most expensive model that standard gps supports, and in addition, a heart rate monitor. The device comes available early next year for around 250 dollars, converted approximately 197 euro.
Fitbit, the Surge includes eight sensors: three accelerometers, a gyroscope, a compass, an ambient light sensor, gps and a heart rate monitor. The watch also features a lcd touchscreen and a battery with a capacity of up to seven days, claims to Fitbit. The Surge is available in the color black, and later in blue and orange.
With the gps, the Surge statistics about, for example, the pace, height and route tracking. In addition, the device offers support for various activities, such as running, crosstrainen and strength training. Finally, the fitnesshorloge via bluetooth connect to a phone and a incoming call or a text message to display. Also is it possible to get the music player to operate.
Except for the Surge announced, Fitbit Monday also two cheaper models: the Charge and Charge HR. The Charge, which is translated as’n 102 euro cost and available immediately, it features an oled screen and also has a battery for up to seven days can go. The device can also, incoming calls show, where the wrist strap to vibrate.
The Charge HR finally has the same features as the Charge, but places the emphasis on the measurement of the heart rate. There is a heart rate monitor in the wristband, these insights have to offer in the heart rate in different activities. The battery will last less long than the other two models: up to five days. The Charge HR costs $ 150, so about 118 euro, and coming early next year. According to Fitbit, be able to app developers the data that the heart rate monitor and gps to collect, approach it with the updated api.
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