Fitbit Launches Fitbit Ace To Keep Your Kids Active – Here Is Everything About Fitbit Ace
Its a great news for parents who care for their children. Fitbit, known for its products of the same name, which are activity trackers, wireless-enabled wearable technology devices. Now, The company introduced the Fitbit Ace modelled after the Fitbit Alta — for children between ages eight to 13.
Fitbit never made a fitness tracker for kids before, but it has now so that Kids are able to track activity while also providing parents with an overview of what they’re up to. The Fitbit Ace device is only “showerproof” rather than fully waterproof like the Versa.
Fitbit offers Ace in two different colours — Power Purple and Electric Blue. By looking at the display, users can easily read both their steps and statistics. The wristband is also designed for growing kids, allowing them to adjust it whenever it starts to feel too tight..
According to company researchers, Fitbit found kids after age 8 tend to become more inactive. To overcome the diseases, children should be active, they should do daily exercise and take a complete sleep.
The Fitbit Ace consists of new software in comparison with its previous model Fitbit Alta. Its goal targets aimed to help World Health Organization and Center for Disease Control organisation to prevent children from disease.
In terms of features, The Fitbit Ace goals include kids should be active (moving) for 60 minutes a day and take a complete sleep nine to 12 hours. Fitbit Ace can track steps, sleep and general exercise. If kids hit their goals, they’ll receive celebratory messages as well as achievement badges.
Moreover, The Fitbit Ace have a longer five-day battery life. The Kids can set active minutes for the Ace for own daily goals to track each day. For Parents, They can turn on Reminders to Move, which will send kids friendly on-screen messages to encourage them to stay active throughout the day.
Parents can see all of the information through the Fitbit app, which syncs wirelessly to iOS and Android devices.
