Fitbit's new smartwatch capable of diagnosing stress!


Google-acquired smart device company Fitbit has launched a smartwatch capable of diagnosing stress. Named Fitbit Sense, this smartwatch has a high-powered health tracking feature. With the help of this sophisticated smartwatch, the customer will get detailed heart rate scan with atrial fibrillation report. Fitbit claims that this feature of the Fitbit Sense smartwatch, which works on electrocardiogram technology, works 100% correctly. The smartwatch also has the ability to diagnose stress from body temperature and heart rate. By placing the palm of the hand on the display of this smartwatch and breathing normally, one can know whether the customer has anxiety or stress. The smartwatch will provide stress level data as a measure of the customer's stress in monitoring body temperature and heart rate with the help of electrodermal activity sensors. However, these features are still awaiting certification from the US Food and Drug Administration.

Fitbit's Sense smartwatch is a worthy competitor of Apple and Samsung's heart rate monitoring smartwatch that came in the market recently. However, Fitbit Sense will be at the top of the list of preferences of health conscious customers as it has the facility to diagnose fancy stress. Fitbit's Sense smartwatch has LED display screen, GPS, water resistant capacity up to 50 meters, at least six days battery back-up, magnetic charging technology. It is a state-of-the-art health tracking smartwatch with high-powered electrocardiogram and electrodermal activity technology. It is possible to receive and message phone calls from any Android smartphone through the microphone and speaker attached to this smartwatch. It includes Fitbit Pay to complete contactless payments. The Sense flagship smartwatch can be pre-ordered on Fitbit's website for just 329. The Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Inspire 2 smartwatches with Fitbit Sense are coming to the US market next month.


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