Instead of using an electrodermal activity sensor to monitor stress like previous models, the Luxe gathers data from a variety of sources like activity levels, sleep, and heart rate to determine your stress score.
What makes it even more appealing is the stress management score it accumulates throughout a day. It still has the same great health tracking tools from previous versions like the heart rate sensor, sleep tracking, and blood oxygen monitoring. The company is positioning the device as a holistic band. The Fitbit Luxe isn't just focusing on fitness tracking. The company also partnered with jewelry company Gorjana to create a limited-edition Parker Link Bracelet band. Fitbit already offers leather and woven bands, but the company has introduced more fashionable ones like stainless steel mesh or linked bracelets. One of the more unique features of the Luxe is the ability to switch out the silicone band for other options. The Luxe has a battery life of about five days depending on your usage. It's a full-color display too, unlike the Fitbit Charge 4 that only shows grayscale.įitbit's newest tracker is $149.95 and comes with a silicone band. The thinnest display Fitbit has made so far also brings the first AMOLED screen to a fitness band. Making it even more appealing to those wondering if they should get a Fitbit in the first place. The Luxe immediately sets itself apart from other fitness trackers by offering a more sleek and modern design. Related: Fitbit Launches the Fashionable Fitbit Luxe Fitness Tracker The newest addition to Fitbit's line of fitness trackers, the Fitbit Luxe, combines the best of fashion and wellness in one wearable band.
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