Guide For Fitbit Aria

Fitbit says that its original Charge and Charge HR were its best-selling fitness tracker. So it’s not surprising Fitbit has taken everything that proved popular on the original and used this as a basis for the Charge 2, which was recently introduced alongside the new entry-level Fitbit Flex 2.
- Wirelessly SYNC your Blaze, Alta, Alta HR, Charge 2, Flex 2, Surge, Charge HR, Charge, Flex, Aria, One or Zip tracker with your Android gadget.
- Track your DAILY GOALS and advance after some time for STEPS, DISTANCE, CALORIES BURNED and that's just the beginning
- Use GPS to track your RUNS, WALKS and HIKES
- LOG ACTIVITIES like YOGA and WORKOUTS to keep you on track
- LOG FOOD to perceive what number of CALORIES you devour every day, and deal with your WEIGHT after some time
- COMPETE with FRIENDS with every day or week after week CHALLENGES and think about details
- ALL DAY HEART RATE TRACKING with Fitbit Surge and Charge HR
First off, the heart rate monitoring of the Charge HR now comes as standard, so there’s just one model of Charge 2. This helps bring down the sheer number of Fitbit trackers available, which was becoming confusing. The PurePulse heart rate monitor of the original makes a return, and brings with it continuous and resting heart rate monitoring.