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Reading: Fitbit reveals new fitness trackers: Charge, Charge HR, and Surge
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Fitbit reveals new fitness trackers: Charge, Charge HR, and Surge

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GEEK DESK
Oct 28, 2014

After a few leaks for Fitbit’s new Surge “super watch”, the company has finally revealed it along with two other fitness bands: the Charge and Charge HR.

The Fitbit Charge and HR will track activities such as your distance travelled, step count, calories, and floors that you have climbed, as well as sleep tracking, vibration alarms and the usual that has been present in previous models. The display is a small OLED screen that will dhow you the time and statistics. The difference between the Charge and the Charge HR is that it sports a standard watch strap and adds continuous heart rate monitoring.

The Surge is the “super watch” with a large touch screen LCD panel. It has a GPS tracker, eight sensors, compass, a gyroscope and heart rate sensors.

The Charge will retail for $129.95, the Charge HR for $149.95 and Surge for $249.95.

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