Once done, you can then sync your tracker with the Fitbit app on your phone to get a GPS-powered heat map on the Fitbit app that highlights things like your activity intensity or heartbeat to give you an insight into your performance based on different terrains. Moreover, the fitness tracker also gets GPS-enabled exercise modes like walking, hiking, or running, alongside the usual 20+ goal-based exercise modes, to offer more health and activity tracking options. Besides, you now get built-in GPS that allows you to leave your phone back home and still track your performance for activities like running, walking, and other outdoor sports accurately. The tracker still retains its slim and lightweight form factor and offers up to 50 meters of water resistance, making it swim-proof to allow users to track their swimming activity data. In terms of design, Charge 4 appears to have the same design as Charge 3, with a body claimed to be made out of aerospace-grade aluminum, offering three color options along with a special edition model in Black. Let’s check out what’s new with the Charge 4. The new fitness tracker follows the same design language as its predecessor, but claims to offer a few improvements and boasts some new and improved features.
Fitbit has today announced its latest wearable, the Charge 4, successor to the Charge 3 launched back in 2018.
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