[News] Fitbit Introduces 3 New Fitness Trackers/Wearables!
Fitbit today unveiled three new activity and sleep-tracking products: Fitbit Charge, Fitbit Charge HR and Fitbit Surge.
Continuing its mission to inspire people to lead healthier, more active lives, Fitbit extends its line up with new devices to help a range of consumers reach their health and fitness goals:
- Fitbit Charge – a wristband that delivers all-day activity tracking, real-time fitness stats and Caller ID right on the wrist for people who want to step up their everyday activities to improve their overall health.
- Fitbit Charge HR – an advanced tracker that delivers continuous, automatic wrist-based heart rate, Caller ID and all-day activity tracking for activeusers: regular exercisers looking to push their fitness further.
- Fitbit Surge – a Fitness Super Watch that offers the use of GPS, continuous wrist-based heart rate, all-day fitness tracking, and smartwatch functionality in one device, for people dedicated to reaching their peak performance.
“Our mission has always been to deliver innovation through exceptional, wearable design in a way that empowers consumers with greater knowledge of their overall health,” said James Park, CEO and Co-Founder of Fitbit.
“That being said, we understand that everyone’s approach to fitness is different. With the addition of these new products, Fitbit offers the widest variety of trackers—at affordable prices across all mobile platforms—ensuring that everyone can find the right fit for their lifestyle and their goals.”
Fitbit Charge will be available via Fitbit.com and in leading retailers nationwide from early December. Fitbit Charge HR and Fitbit Surge will be available in early 2015.
- Fitbit Charge ($179.95) will be available in black, slate, blue and burgundy
- Fitbit Charge HR ($199.95) will be available in black, plum, blue and tangerine
- Fitbit Surge ($349.95) will be available in black, blue and tangerine
The blue, burgundy and tangerine colours are coming soon and won’t be available when first launched.
