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Fitbit launches Fitbit Care for a more personalised healthcare experience
Fitbit have today signalled their push further into the health monitoring realm with the launch of Fitbit Care. The new connected platform combines wearables with "digital interventions and health coaching" through their new...
Fitbit launches the Charge 3, the new version of their number one fitness tracker
Fitbit is the biggest name in fitness tracking and the Charge is their number one series of fitness tracker - over 35 million sold to date. While the Charge 2 was a great...
Fitbit Ace — the fitness tracker for kids reviewed by a kid
Fitness tracking bands are great in helping people be more active and this is very important given our obesity epidemic. Although around 30 percent of Australian adults are obese, obesity is not just an...
ACCC Says “Fitbit misled customers about faulty products”
A common problem with fitness bands of many brands is the band breaking after a while or parts wearing out sooner than you'd expect. The ACCC has just made an announcement relating to...
Fitbit Versa: The Pebble that is now a Fitbit
Fitbit were the first big name in wearable fitness trackers and were so influential that their brand became synonymous with fitness trackers. At a certain point people started wanting more from their fitness trackers,...
Fitbit announce the smartwatch for all, the Fitbit Versa
Fitbit are late to the smartwatch party but have been at the top of the fitness tracking business for a long time. We have been waiting for them to translate their experience with...
Great Deal on Fitbit Charge 2 at various retailers
With both Fathers Day, and summer fast approaching, a fitness tracker can be a great gift and the Fitbit Charge 2 has been reduced to bargain prices at a number of retailers.
Given the time...
Fitbit Ionic smartwatch announced alongside Bluetooth headphones, smart scale and Fitbit Coach software
Fitness tracker experts Fitbit have unleashed their first smartwatch overnight with the Fitbit Ionic launching alongside a pair of bluetooth sports headphones, an updated Aria Smartscale and new Fitbit Coach training software.
Fitbit Ionic
After years...
Final images of the upcoming Fitbit smartwatch surface showing new heart rate monitoring system
We have covered Fitbit's upcoming foray into the smartwatch world in recent weeks, and for good reason -- they are the premium name in the fitness tracker industry. Everyone is waiting to see...
Fitbit smartwatch will launch before years end
Fitbit is a name synonymous with fitbands but they have been looking to expand their lineup into the smartwatch market. Their purchases of Pebble and Vector last year signalled this intent. Now...
Fitbit Alta HR Sleep Tracking and Sleep Stages Review
I've been using the new Fitbit Alta HR to track my sleep and fitness activity for the last 24 days. The Alta HR uses a combination of your heartbeat data and arm movements to...
Review: Fitbit Alta HR, the stylish tracker for the average person
Fitbit and fitband. Same thing apparently. Just ask any average Joe or Joanne. Fitbit were the first to do the fitband thing well and have since continued to make high quality wearable fitness tracking...
Fitbit launch Adventure Races, an interactive race against your friends
Often the hardest thing about getting fit and staying fit is the motivation to not just start but the challenge to keep consistently performing. Fitbit have introduced a way to maintain the enthusiasm...
Fitbit Alta HR – First Impression Sleep Stages Tracking Data
Fitbit's new Alta HR fitness band takes sleep tracking to the next level by showing you data about your Sleep stages. Leveraging their PurePulse heart rate technology, Fitbit's Sleep Stages data goes beyond tracking how many minutes you slept to breakdown the data...
Fitbit’s new tracker, the Alta HR available for presale now, arriving here early April
While smartwatches in general continue to struggle the same cannot be said for fitness trackers. As someone who sees a lot of different people every single day the sheer volume of people who...