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The Fitbit Charge 3 which was longed to be launched in November has, at last, made its debut today. Fitness devices have seen the biggest improvements in 2018 and before the year could end the pre-announced Fitbit Charge 3 has made its grand launch today in the Indian market.
Specs
The Fitbit Charge 3 features an elevated, water-resistant design with a touchscreen display, and 15 goal-based exercise modes including swimming, running, yoga, etc. With 7 days of battery life allowing users to set a specific calorie burned this device claims to be the company's "most advanced sensor and algorithm technology in a tracker." The display on the Fitbit Charge 3 is claimed to be nearly 40 percent bigger and brighter than on its predecessor; the Charge 2. However, it is the first in the Charge lineup to have a touchscreen. The Fitbit Charge 3 is made with lightweight materials, including an aerospace grade aluminum case and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display. It also includes a new technology providing a streamlined, swim-proof design in the device thus adding more sensors plus a larger battery. Fitbit claims to have enhanced the software too, and the tracker has a redesigned software and shows grayscale graphics with new animations. Fitbit has also improved its 24/7 PurePulse heart rate technology for monitoring better heart-rate with greater accuracy during exercise, as compared to its predecessor. To highlight, there is also an additional feature of the SpO2 sensor, which potentially estimates the relative blood oxygen levels and helps track new health indicators like sleep apnea.
Price
Fitbit Charge 3 will be available in Reliance Digital, Croma, Helios and other major retailers offline across India, and online on Amazon and Flipkart. As for the price, the Fitbit Charge 3 will retail for Rs 13,999 in India, Rs 1,000 lower than the amount announced back in August. The company has introduced the tracker in black color which comes with a graphite aluminum case, and blue-gray shade with a rose gold aluminum case. A special edition of Fitbit Charge 3 is also available for Rs. 15,999.
The display on the Fitbit Charge 3 is claimed to be nearly 40 percent bigger and brighter than on its predecessor; the Charge 2. However, it is the first in the Charge lineup to have a touchscreen. The Fitbit Charge 3 is made with lightweight materials, including an aerospace grade aluminum case and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display. It also includes a new technology providing a streamlined, swim-proof design in the device thus adding more sensors plus a larger battery. Fitbit claims to have enhanced the software too, and the tracker has a redesigned software and shows grayscale graphics with new animations. Fitbit has also improved its 24/7 PurePulse heart rate technology for monitoring better heart-rate with greater accuracy during exercise, as compared to its predecessor. To highlight, there is also an additional feature of the SpO2 sensor, which potentially estimates the relative blood oxygen levels and helps track new health indicators like sleep apnea.
