Fitbit Ionic Smartwatch, Charcoal/Smoke Gray, One Size (S & L Bands Included)

About the product
  • Start dynamic personalized workouts on your wrist with step-by-step coaching
  • Store and play 300+ songs, plus download playlists from Pandora
  • Use built-in GPS/GLONASS to track pace, distance & routes and get Pure Pulse continuous heart rate tracking & real-time zones
  • Package includes both large and small size bands for the perfect, comfortable fit for all-day & all-night wear
  • Access your favorite apps for sports, weather & more and make payments on the go with a built-in NFC chip
  • Track runs, swims, rides, workouts, all day activity and sleep with 4+ day battery life (varies with use & other factors)
  • Increased pixels & amplified brightness up to 1000 nits, Operating temperature: -4 degree to 113 degree fahrenheit, Maximum operating altitude: 30,000 feet

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