Google’s Fitbit has just launched the Fitbit Ace LTE, a smartwatch designed specifically for children aged seven and above. This new wearable aims to bridge the gap between kids’ health and technology, offering features that encourage activity and provide parents peace of mind.
Encouraging Active Lifestyles
The Fitbit Ace LTE includes an interactive game system designed to motivate kids to move. The more active they are, the more they progress in the game, making exercise fun and engaging. The smartwatch also tracks steps, active minutes, and sleep, providing insights into children’s overall health and well-being.
Additionally, the Ace LTE features a variety of customizable clock faces and bands, allowing kids to personalize their wearable and express their individuality.
Staying Connected Safely
Equipped with built-in LTE connectivity, the Fitbit Ace LTE enables children to stay in touch with their parents and approved contacts. Parents can use the Fitbit Ace companion app on their iOS or Android devices to track their child’s location in real-time, send and receive text and voice messages, and manage approved contacts. This feature provides reassurance for parents while allowing children a degree of independence.
The watch also boasts a battery life of over 16 hours and is water-resistant up to 50 meters, making it suitable for all-day wear and various activities.
Prioritizing Privacy and Safety
Google emphasizes that the Fitbit Ace LTE prioritizes privacy and safety. The watch does not include a camera or social media access, and parents have full control over their child’s contacts and privacy settings. The device also complies with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Availability and Pricing
The Fitbit Ace LTE is available for pre-order in the US for $229.95 and will be available for purchase starting June 5th. It is expected to roll out in other markets in the coming months.
With its focus on active lifestyles, safe connectivity, and parental controls, the Fitbit Ace LTE is poised to become a popular choice for parents looking to introduce their children to wearable technology.
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