Fitbit's Charge 5 brings a bigger screen and stress management
It is the company's first tracker with an EDA sensor for monitoring the body's response to stress.
Fitbit
Fitbit has revealed their all-new Charge 5 fitness tracker with a larger, always-on AMOLED display and an EDA sensor for stress management. The Charge 5 is their first tracker with an EDA sensor, which can monitor your body's response to stress via small changes from the sweat glands in your fingers. The Charge 5 also features an ECG app for heart health tracking, a battery life of up to 7 days, built-in GPS, a Health Metrics dashboard, sleep tools, contactless payments, smartphone notifications, and a thinner overall design.
Charge 5 is available for pre-order (ships late September) and includes a six-month premium membership.
$179, fitbit.com
