Its also one of the prettiest devices Fitbit has ever. It's available in three sleek silicone strap colours, and even has the option for a gold bracelet band if you want to amp up your look further. The Fitbit Luxe is a fine fitness tracker whose health-tracking suite is made even better with a free trial to Fitbit Premium. The slim design and polished stainless steel casing is simple, chic and elegant. If you love swimming, Luxe is also water resistant up to 50m and automatically tracks how long you've been swimming. In addition to the basics, it also gives you other health and wellness tracking info, like Sleep score which tells you the quality of your sleep each night Heart Rate Variability, which shows any potential signs of stress, illness or fatigue and Breathing Rate. With an AMOLED display, your stats truly shine while the tracker automatically adjusts its brightness to your environment. The Fitbit Luxe has all the essential and basic tracker needs: heart rate sensor, oxygen saturation (SpO2) monitoring, sleep tracking, steps tracking, active zone minutes and real-time pace and distance. It's also one of the prettiest devices Fitbit has ever.
The Inspire 2 battery life lasts up to 10 days, while the Fitbit Charge 4 lasts up to 7 days.Fitbit Luxe Fitness & Wellness Tracker. The Fitbit Luxe is a fine fitness tracker whose health-tracking suite is made even better with a free trial to Fitbit Premium. Fitbit Luxe review: Battery lifeįItbit says the Luxe’s battery should last 5 days, which is a less impressive battery life than some of the company’s other trackers. Unlike the Fitbit Sense or Fitbit Versa 3, the Luxe doesn’t support Google Assistant or Alexa. I will say dozens of pop-ups on the small screen gets annoying, so I recommend limiting which notifications you want pushed to your wrist in the Fitbit app.Īnd if you were hoping for a fitness band with a voice assistant built-in, you’ll need to look elsewhere. The Fitbit Luxe can be used to set an alarm or timers, and it mirrors your smartphone notifications. Luckily, you still get most of the non-health-related tools you’d want. If you’re like me, who grew to rely on NFC at checkout counters during the pandemic, I was a bit disappointed that I couldn’t use Fitbit Pay with my fashionable new fitness tracker. That means you can’t use it for contactless payments. I already mentioned you don’t get GPS with the Fitbit Luxe, but you should know it also skips on NFC support. Fitbit Luxe review Visit Site Screen: AMOLED 19mm Battery: 5 day battery life Free Premium: 6 months ECG app: No GPS: No Fitbit Luxe comes with some of Fitbit's top wellness features. Fitbit Luxe review: Additional tools and features Then, according to your score, Fitbit provides actionable advice ranging from expert tips to suggested meditation sessions.
The Luxe doesn’t have an EDA sensor like the Fitbit Sense, but you can see your stress management score based on your heart rate, sleep and activity data, as well as manual input of your mood. Fitbit Premium is also where you’ll find the bulk of the stress-management tools.
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