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Bitcharging 4 is probably the most striking behavior tracking in recent memory. After a couple leaked it thoroughly and in detail, the wearable device was finally officially released. As of pre-order has been advanced, the actual release date is April 13.

This bad boy is the first tracker with built-in GPS function since Fitbit launched its third-generation model. The third-generation model was originally flawed, but it was quite stable and was very popular a year and a half ago. Please note that this is not provided by Garmin Vivosmart 4, nor by Fitbit's Versa, Versa 2, and Versa Lite smartwatches.

Although the Charge 4 looks almost the same as the previous generation released in 2018, the unlimited GPS connection is just one of a few cool tips on the sleeves of the new fitness belt, which helps stand out among wearables under $200.

A more impressive set of health monitoring tools.

The Bitcharge 4 starts at $150, which is significantly less than the life-saving features of the Apple Watch Series 5, which costs more than $400. However, there are not many omissions here, except for complex things such as electrocardiograms or fall detection techniques.

You can get 24 beat 7 heart rate tracking, round-the-clock calorie consumption, breathing guidance, women's health monitoring, hourly exercise reminders, automatic exercise tracking and even deep sleep monitoring to keep a close eye on the sleep phase and provide overall sleep score for each night, as well as advice on how to wake up each morning to rest and refresh.

If everything sounds familiar, it may be because Fitbit Charge 3 also enabled these features when it was started. An important piece of information that Fitbits received only a few months ago is blood oxygen saturation monitoring. This function is achieved through so-called SpO2 sensors, and Charge 4 seems to support this feature right away.

Perhaps more importantly, Fitbit Charge 4 also launched "activity area minutes" to get a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of how activities make your heart beat faster. In essence, this new "personalization standard" is based on the wearer's resting heart rate and age, and can detect any "energetic" activity, whether it's fast running, swimming, yoga or strenuous walking. it will provide different "spots" according to your needs, achieving the training intensity of 150 minutes per week in the "activity area".

As for a stand-alone GPS connection, you can imagine how it works without too much introduction. As a result, you can leave your smartphone at home while running, and Fitbit Charge 4 will be able to monitor your real-time speed and distance independently.

Standard Fitbit Pay, Spotify, etc.

Bitcharge 4 is much more than a long list of advanced activity tracking functions. It also supports wrist payment and Spotify music control. Although the Fitbit Pay feature is not new in technology, it seems to be available in both the regular version and the special version of Charge 4, while Charge 3 does not.

At the same time, the integration of Spotify is brand new, but it is clear that wearables will not do any streaming. Instead, you will need an Android phone or iPhone to deal with the problem, while Charge 4 is only responsible for skipping tracks and browsing playlists.

Like its founders, Fitbit Charge 4 has full flood protection and a gray touchscreen where you can get a variety of smartphone notifications and alerts and respond to messages as quickly as Charge 3 (Android only).

Another key selling point for sharing with Fitbit Charge 3 is that the battery life is up to 7 days, although the widespread use of GPS will undoubtedly greatly reduce that number.

Pricing and supply.

As mentioned earlier, the pre-order price of Fitbit Charge 4 is the same as that of Charge 3, both at $150, but this time the wrist payment and stand-alone GPS features are supported. The regular version combines black, rosewood and cool storm blue / black, while the $170 special edition comes with a granite reflective / black braided strap and a "classic" black strap as a backup.

These are the Fitbit devices available today.

You can expect Fitbit, Best Buy, Wal-Mart and Amazon to start delivering their Charge 4 on April 13. If you want to know, the price reduction of Fitbit Charge 3 is still more than $120. However, that doesn't sound like much, so if you don't want to spend $150 on a new Fitbit Charge 4, you may even want to get a better discount.

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