Previously exposedFitbit Charge 5 fitness tracker, officially unveiled by Fitbit earlier, confirming that it will be equipped with a color AMOLED display design, built-in GPS positioning function, as well as ECG electrocardiogram and EDA stress index measurement functions, and will include a six-month Fitbit Premium subscription service.
Compared to the previously released Fitbit Charge 4 fitness tracker, the Fitbit Charge 5 emphasizes a thinner and lighter body design. However, while incorporating a color screen and body value measurement functions, it can also correspond to a standby time of up to 7 days. At the same time, it can also track all-day activity, heart rate, ECG changes, as well as stress and sleep quality data through built-in sensors.
At the same time, Fitbit is also providing a free six-month Fitbit Premium subscription service to Fitbit Charge 5 users, allowing users to gain a deeper understanding of changes in their body data and adjust their health management based on the data, or achieve their fitness goals through more than 500 fitness courses, mindfulness meditation training, and diet coordination.
The Fitbit Charge 5 now has a feature that can detect body stress through the sweat layer of the skin, which was previously only available on the Fitbit Charge XNUMX.Fitbit senseThe EDA stress index measurement function allows users to more easily understand whether they are in a state of hidden stress or have obvious stress feelings, and they can view data changes through the Fitbit app.
Other features include built-in GPS positioning, 24/7 heart rate measurement, and tracking of respiratory rate, skin temperature changes, and blood oxygen saturation. It can also record data through dynamic sensing elements to identify sleep status, and can be used with the Fitbit Premium subscription service to gain in-depth insights into sleep data analysis results.
The Fitbit Charge 5 uses a color AMOLED screen design, which not only increases information readability, but also more than doubles the brightness. It also supports an always-on display function, making it easier for users to view real-time information, incoming calls, and other content. At the same time, the screen display information can be smoothly read even in strong light environments.
As for the sports data recording part, it can correspond to more than 20 common sports, including running, hiking, cycling, aerobics, etc. It also supports automatic identification of the current sports type without the user having to specifically select settings, and can determine whether to take a break during exercise based on the measured stress index.
The Fitbit Charge 5 also supports Fitbit Pay and, in Taiwan, integrates a single card function, allowing users to use it as a transportation card. The band selection includes lightweight silicone Infinity bands, breathable sport bands, plush nylon Velcro bands, and premium handmade Horween leather bands. As previously mentioned, the company has collaborated with numerous designers to create stylish bands, as well as accessories for previously released watch models, allowing users to customize their wristbands to suit their personal preferences and style.
In terms of the suggested retail price, the Fitbit Charge 5 will be sold at US$179.95, £179.95 and AUD$269.95. The price in Taiwan is NT$5990. Pre-orders are expected to be available from August 8th, US West Coast time, and it will be available on the market this fall.
