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Fitbit is a leading manufacturer of fitness trackers, whether it's a wearable or a wearable One or bracelet Flex. The market for fitness accessories, especially wristbands, is experiencing a relatively large boom, and in addition to Fitbit, there are also other players - Nike with its Fuelband and Jawbone with bracelet Up. Fitbit has now launched a new product – a wristband Strength.

Force is the follower Flex, shares the same design and way of fastening to the wrist. The biggest difference between the bracelets is in the display. While Flex relied only on the indication of a few diodes, Strength it has a small OLED display that can display detailed tracking information - the number of steps taken, distance, calories burned or floors climbed. For more details, as with the previous version, the iPhone application will serve. 

It is the number of floors climbed that is new in Force, tracking this action is possible using the altimeter included in the device. In addition to fitness data, the new Fitbit wristband can also display information about the number called, that is, if the Force is connected to an iPhone 4S and above with the operating system iOS 7. This feature will not be available immediately, but will be added as part of a firmware update. Hopefully Fitbit will add the option to display other notifications, such as received messages. Similar to the Flex, it will also offer sleep monitoring, silent wake-up or synchronization via Bluetooth 4.0.

Just like the previous model is Fitbit force waterproof and the battery should last 7-10 days depending on usage. It will go on sale in the coming weeks for $129,95 on the manufacturer's website in two colors (black, black-blue). Availability in the Czech Republic is still unknown.

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Source: 9to5Mac.com
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