Fitbit Adopts Zero-Profit Play on Charge 6 Fitness Tracker This Black Friday, Selling at New All-Time Low - Kotaku

"The Fitbit Charge 6 is the company's most advanced fitness band through refined sensors, expanded app integration and comprehensive health monitoring that rivals smartwatches costing twice as much. At $99, down from $159, this flagship tracker has hit a record-low price on Amazon for Black Friday while including six months of Fitbit Premium membership that unlocks advanced analytics and personalized guidance."

"The Bluetooth-enabled heart rate transmission feature means that your real-time heart rate information can be directly transferred to compatible exercise equipment in the gym, such as treadmills, ellipticals, and stationary bicycles, in order to accurately determine the number of calories that you've burned. The use of your exercise equipment and your personal health tracker means that you don't have to wear the uncomfortable chest strap monitors offered by the gym,"

Fitbit Charge 6 combines refined sensors, expanded app integration, and comprehensive health monitoring to rival pricier smartwatches. The device transmits real-time heart rate via Bluetooth to compatible gym equipment for accurate calorie calculations and eliminates the need for chest strap monitors, improving spin-class feedback with true heart-rate zones. A Black Friday price of $99 (down from $159) includes six months of Fitbit Premium for advanced analytics and personalized guidance, lowering the cost barrier for data-driven fitness. Integration with Google apps enables on-wrist Maps, Wallet, and YouTube Music control, contactless payments, and walking or cycling directions without phone dependence.

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