It's got a very good battery life, it's waterproof, it's light, it's comfortable, it's got a good display and a marvellous fitness app underpinning it, and it looks ... well, it doesn't look half as bad as most of the other smart watches and fitness trackers we've had through the Labs over the years.

1. Hands-on with Fitbit’s latest smartwatch for women (and
men); smaller than the Ionic.
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2. The headline feature with the Fitbit OS 2.0 is the feature called Fitbit
Today. This essentially changes how you interact with the device by
giving you a new dashboard of timeline health and fitness data. It will
house all the information that was previously housed in the Today
app, including your steps, calories, floors, distance, and active
minutes. The screen will display your main goal along with a graph of
your progress for the last seven days. You can swipe left on this to
see your other stats.
The new dashboard is being promised to be more simplified and
intuitive than ever. The updated app offers daily and weekly stats,
historical activity, resting heart rate data and exercise summaries.
The dashboard even provides action-oriented motivational
messages, tips and daily guidance to keep users motivated.
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