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Make a Fitbit device with landscape display

Status: Released Submitted by on ‎09-03-2015 03:49
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Why not make a fitbit with a landscape display.  That way a user could have a multi functional fitbit (with watch, HR, etc) in a narrower band, i.e. size of a flex.  Especially appealing to women and could be used with dress clothing

 

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MariamV
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‎09-05-2016 19:08
‎09-05-2016 19:08

Awesome requests! Actually, by now Fitbit has announced new trackers. Among those new trackers there are the Fitbit Alta and the Fitbit Charge 2. These two have some of the features you are requesting.

 

The Fitbit Alta for instance is a sleek fitness tracker for the everyday consumer. It's pretty neat and it has landscape display for some options. It also has the option to exchange bands. However it does not have HR or Floors functionality.

 

Alta.png

 

On the other hand, the Charge 2 does include HR  monitor and Floors. You can also exchange bands like the Alta by purchasing different bands. You can track your stats while also looking fancy and poise! 

 

Charge 2.png 

 

Check out the comparison page to discover more!

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