Google-owned Fitbit has announced the latest version of its Charge series of fitness trackers, and this time Google really shines.
The latest health tracker is available for pre-order starting today and takes advantage of apps like YouTube Music, Google Maps and Google Wallet
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The Fitbit Charge 6 features what the company calls the most accurate heart rate data available to users in a Fitbit tracker, and it’s all thanks to the Pixel Watch machine learning algorithm.
“Heart rate tracking during strenuous activities like HIIT workouts, spinning, and rowing is up to 60% more accurate than before, giving you more confidence in your health stats,” says Google. blog post.
This improved accuracy means more precise information about calories burned and active zone minutes, which can lead to more accurate sleep and readiness scores.
The tracker can now more easily connect to exercise apps and machines like NordicTrack, Peloton, Concept2, and Tonal without checking the wrist for real-time data. There are also 20 additional exercise modes in total compared to the Fitbit Charge 5 and 40. Sports like HIIT, strength training and snowboarding are now options, while built-in GPS will allow you to leave your phone at home.
YouTube Music controls make it easy to access more than 100 million songs, while Maps and Wallet respectively offer turn-by-turn directions and the ability to easily pay for your post-run smoothie.
Fitbit Charge 6 can be pre-ordered today It’s priced at $159.95/£139.95 and will ship later this autumn. Available in three color configurations: Coral/Champagne Gold Aluminum, Porcelain/Silver Aluminum and
Obsidian / Black Aluminum.
