Fitbit Unveils Charge 3, Its New Activity Tracker Bracelet

Fitbit unveiled a few days ago, its new Fitbit Charge 3 with a new design for more activities and maximum battery life. Lightweight and waterproof, the new Fitbit Charge 3 activity bracelet offers all the fitness and sport tracking features developed by Fitbit.

Fitbit will grow its contributions this with an updated version of its top of the line Charge wellness tracker, finish with a long time running battery, upgraded design, and newly highlighted enhanced features. 

The Fitbit Charge 3 is waterproof up to 50 meters and offers a battery life of up to 7 days. It also offers the best of Fitbit to automatically track the heart rate, daily activities, calories burned, sleep ... And accompanies the user in real time in more than 15 sports activities. The manufacturer also announces the beta version of  Sleep  Score: a better understanding of sleep trends to optimize its routine and improve sleep quality.

The Charge 3 speaks to the most recent advance in Fitbit's development. The last time the Charge line was updated, in 2016, the organization, for the most part, made barely engaged movement trackers. Two years and two smartwatches later, Fitbit offers a more thorough arrangement of a way of life alternatives over its item portfolio, with expanded accentuation on wear outside of the gym and a powerful determination of rest following and general well-being highlights. 

The new form of the Charge typifies this move. The tracker flaunts a thin profile with a recently enhanced touchscreen, which the organization claims are 40 percent bigger and more brighter than the Charge 2's. Out of the blue, the Charge line will have the capacity to acknowledge or dismiss calls and view smartphone notifications on-gadget. 

The greatest changes for the Charge 3 are centered around execution. The gadget is currently water safe up to 50 meters, which opens up the tracker to oceanic exercises like swimming. The recently overhauled touchscreen enables wearers to make a customized dashboard that presentations day by day details straightforwardly on the wrist, so wearers can invest less energy swiping through menus. 

In the engine, there's a pulse tracker and, without precedent for a Fitbit gadget that is not a smartwatch, a relative SpO2 sensor, which is utilized for following blood oxygen level. In particular, for wearers, Fitbit upgraded the Charge 3's battery. Since the new inductive button consumes less space than previous models of Fitbit, the tracker packs in a power source the organization claim that it will last long for a week on a single charge of a device.

Fitbit's application will likewise present some new highlighted features nearby the overhauled Charge 3 gadget. A Sleep Score beta program will give wearers more broad experiences on their rest utilizing a daily appraising, which will be figured by surveying factors like rest stages, breathing interruptions, and unforeseen wakeups. The application will likewise reveal another element that gives wearers corresponded bits of knowledge about their exercises, like the present Sleep Insights. 

Fitbit will offer a scope of groups to oblige the Charge 3, including Sport, Woven, and Leather alternatives. The standard Charge 3 will discharge in October for $150 — however, you can pre-order right now on Fitbit.com. A Special Edition with NFC-empowered Fitbit Pay will follow in November for $170.

Though there are lots of improvements on the Fitbit Charge 3, which results in making this gadget to look more attractive and one of the best fitness bands on the market, with a re-design, a couple of strap choices, improved fitness tracking and the added benefit of notifications on your wrist.

But given the lack of GPS, we think the Charge 3 won't be the device for those who want top-end tracking, but it could be the perfect activity band for the everyday workout and to wear as part smartwatch, part fitness partner.

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