It’s packing a 36mm-sized case with the option of small and large band sizes to ensure it’s a good fit for the majority. If you like your fitness trackers slim, then the Luxe will appeal. Fitbit’s appeal has always lain in its ability to deliver a good experience on and off the wrist, and that’s exactly what the company aims to offer with the Luxe. The Luxe sits between the Inspire 2 and the Charge 4 in terms of pricing. Fitbit also brings some of its smartwatch OS flourishes to its new fitness band. This means it joins the brand’s Versa and Sense smartwatches in bringing that pop of colour all while continuing to deliver decent battery life. The Luxe is a new line, but it feels a lot like the Alta reborn, but with a feature many have been crying out for on Fitbit’s slimline bands – a colour display.

The Fitbit Luxe fitness tracker was announced under the company’s new Google ownership, but it does feel like a bit of a throwback to a tracker that Fitbit seemingly ditched.īack in 2016, Fitbit launched the Alta as a fashion-focused member of its wearable family, positioning it between its flagship Charge tracker and cheaper models such as the Zip and Flex. Connected GPS Uses your connected phone for GPS signal.Colour OLED display Finally we’ve got a colour screen on a Fitbit band.

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