Fitbit has unveiled its latest offering, the Fitbit Charge 6, sporting a 1.04-inch display.
In terms of appearance, it closely resembles its predecessor, the Charge 5, which was introduced two years ago.
However, the Charge 6 introduces a new haptic button for added functionality.
Health and fitness enthusiasts will appreciate the multitude of tracking features this band offers, including heart rate monitorionitoring, and a teng, SpO2 mmperature sensor.
Notably, the Charge 6 also supports popular services like YouTube Music, Google Maps, and Wallet. Let’s delve into the details of its pricing and standout features.
Price and Availability
The Fitbit Charge 6 is currently available for pre-order at a price of $160 (approximately Rs 13,300). It is offered in three color options: black band with black case, red band with gold case, and white band with silver case.
Key Features of Fitbit Charge 6
Integration with Google Apps: The Fitbit Charge 6 seamlessly incorporates Google Apps and services such as Google Maps and Wallet.
1.04-Inch Display: Sporting a 1.04-inch display, the Charge 6 ensures you have access to essential information at a glance.
Water Resistance: Like many fitness trackers and smartwatches, the Charge 6 is water-resistant up to 50 meters, making it suitable for various activities.
Comprehensive Health Tracking: This device includes a SpO2 sensor, heart rate tracker, and a temperature sensor for monitoring your health.
GPS and GLONASS Support: With GPS and GLONASS support, you can utilize Google Maps for navigation.
NFC Support: The inclusion of NFC support allows you to use Google Wallet for convenient transactions.
YouTube Music Integration: The band even comes with a YouTube Music app, enabling you to control your music playback directly from your wrist.
Stress and ECG Readings: It has the capability to measure stress levels and display readings for ECG and EDA, enhancing its health monitoring capabilities.
Enhanced Heart Rate Tracking: Fitbit claims that heart rate tracking on the Charge 6 is 60% more accurate during activities like HIIT workouts, spinning, and rowing compared to the Charge 5.
Compatibility: To use the Charge 6, users need a Google account and the Fitbit app. It works with devices running Android 9.0 and up, as well as iPhones running iOS 15 and up.
Impressive Battery Life: The Charge 6 boasts a battery life of up to seven days on a single charge, ensuring it stays with you through extended periods of use.
Wide Range of Workout Modes: It offers tracking for over 40 workout modes, including 20 new options like HIIT, strength training, and snowboarding.
In summary, the Fitbit Charge 6 promises an array of advanced features for health-conscious individuals and tech enthusiasts alike. Its integration with Google services and robust tracking capabilities make it a notable addition to the Fitbit lineup.
