Samsung launches the Galaxy Fit2 wearable
Samsung's second-gen fitness tracker has now been launched in a number of markets that include the US and India. It has a 1.1-inch "3D Glass"-covered display and a silicon band with a grooved texture for increased wearer comfort throughout the day.
This Galaxy Fit2 (or Samsung SM-R220) can detect more than 6 different types of workout automatically, thus potentially saving the user the bother of starting one on-screen prior to working out. It can also store and display data for these and other session types. This may include duration, heart-rate, progress and calories burned. It also offers a 2020-appropriate regular hand-washing reminder.
The Galaxy Fit2 is rated for up to 3 weeks of battery life, and for IP68 ingress protection. It can also supply health-related metrics such as a "Sleep Quality Score" and stress levels over time. This new fitness tracker is now listed on Samsung's US site with Black or Scarlet bands for US$59.99.
It is also now on Amazon.in for a recommended price of INR 4199 (~$57) - however, it is reduced to INR 3999 (~$55) for a limited time (correct at time of writing).
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