Fitbit is to release its new "high fashion" Alta activity tracker band in the U.S. in March 2016 with global availability set for April 2016, according to reports this week. The new USD$130 multi-coloured stainless steel The market for people willing to wear an ugly bracelet in exchange for improving their lifestyle is exceptionally well-served. Fitbit Alta wearables are designed to look more like hybrid bracelet watches than exercise monitoring devices, and are reportedly durable, flexible and slim enough to withstand intense activity whilst still remaining as visually appealing as a piece of fine jewellery. According to reports, the bands will be available at retailers such as Best Buy and Target stores across North America on February 16, 2016.
Fitbit is to release its new "high fashion" Alta activity tracker band in the U.S. in March 2016 with global availability set for April 2016, according to reports this week. The new USD$130 multi-coloured stainless steel Fitbit Alta wearables are designed to look more like hybrid bracelet watches than exercise monitoring devices, and are reportedly durable, flexible and slim enough to withstand intense activity whilst still remaining as visually appealing as a piece of fine jewellery. According to reports, the bands will be available at retailers such as Best Buy and Target stores across North America on February 16, 2016.