Released a few months after the Fitbit Luxe is the Fitbit Charge 5. Now that we know more about the Fitbit Luxe, let’s discuss the Fitbit Charge 5. However, it comes down to aesthetics rather than improvements to the user experience (UX). According to a review from PCWorld, the Fitbit Luxe is a step up from the Inspire 2, another Fitbit fitness tracker.

The average price for a Fitbit Luxe is around $149.95 and can be purchased from online retailers, consumer electronics stores or the Fitbit website. Out of the box, the Fitbit Luxe comes with a small and large classic band, the fitness tracker itself and a charging cable. The Luxe boasts plenty of other features, but these are some of the most notable ones. The Fitbit Luxe has a five-day battery life, comes with various ways to track your sleep patterns, includes mindfulness activities and stress management tools and is swim-proof up to 50 meters. However, it does have an Always-On display option, which could be useful when working out or checking the time throughout the day. It could be more responsive to help make it easier to use. The Fitbit Luxe’s user interface (UI) is not the best in the fitness tracker market, as taps and swipes don’t always register on the first try. However, because of its limited screen real estate, it may be challenging for some users to read their texts or email notifications throughout the day. It’s slender and thin, so it looks more discreet on your wrist compared to some other Fitbit products. It’s encased in stainless steel, available in black, gold or silver and users can buy from a line of fashionable accessory bands. The Fitbit Luxe blends in with stylish outfits, and that’s likely its most unique selling point (USP). Some of Luxe’s pros include a sleek design, solid fitness tracking capabilities and color on-screen with extended battery life. These features are not built-in like they are in some other Fitbit trackers. For example, it’s missing NFC payment capabilities and GPS tracking. However, it lacks some key features that some consumers want to include in their fitness tracker.

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