A full charge takes two hours.īesides exercises, the Charge has some smart band features like Fitbit Pay. Without AOD and the SpO2 sensor active, battery life is up to 7 days, continuous GPS tracking will deplete the battery in 5 hours. A new addition this year is the Always-On Display function. The display measures 1.04” in diagonal and is protected by Gorilla Glass 3. The first ECG sensor on a Fitbit smart band Īs for the device itself, the Charge 5 is 10% slimmer than version 4 and now comes with Infinity Bands, which the company says are more comfortable for workouts than the watch-style bands of earlier models.Īlso, the new display is twice as bright as the one on the Charge 4. If you are into High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) there are pre-programed workouts from BODYPUMP BODYCOMBAT and LES MILLS GRIT. The Fitbit Charge 5 is swim-proof (water resistant up to 50m) and has a GPS (+GLONASS) receiver to accurately track outdoor activities. There’s a blood oxygen saturation sensor (SpO2) as well. Moving on, there is also a heart rate sensor that calculate Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and Resting Heart Rate (RHR). And should they get too high, you can use one of the over 200 mindfulness sessions available on the band (including Deepak Chopra’s Mindful Method, Aaptiv, Aura, Breethe, and Ten Percent Happier). The Charge 5 also has a skin temperature sensor as well an an EDA sensor (ElectorDermal Activity, aka galvanic skin response), which allows it to track your stress levels. Note that this feature will be enabled some time after launch.įitbit Charge 5 in Black/Graphite, Lunar White/Soft Gold and Steel Blue/Platinum Just touch your finger to the metal frame and hold for 30 seconds – the band will be able to detect Atrial Fibrilation (AFib). This is the company’s first band-style fitness tracker with an ECG feature. The Fitbit Charge 5 was unveiled today with an impressive array of sensors.
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