Fitbit Ace 3 review

Fitbit Ace 3 Reviews. Review fitbit ace 3 Most companies forgo suggesting that their water-resistant products can take a dunking in saltwater but Fitbit actively mentions taking the Ace 3 into the ocean, which scores it extra points, in terms of hardiness - based on the company's confident wording. Fitbit Ace 2's design was arguably the sleekest of all the children's trackers we have tested, but the Fitbit Ace 3 has got a curvier, fresh new look

Fitbit Ace 2's design was arguably the sleekest of all the children's trackers we have tested, but the Fitbit Ace 3 has got a curvier, fresh new look Most companies forgo suggesting that their water-resistant products can take a dunking in saltwater but Fitbit actively mentions taking the Ace 3 into the ocean, which scores it extra points, in terms of hardiness - based on the company's confident wording.

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The Fitbit Ace 3 was released in March 2021, and costs $79.95 / £69.99 / AU$99.95, direct from Fitbit (though you may be able to find it more cheaply at third-party stores). It includes all of the basics, like step counts, active minutes. Bottom line: If you're looking for a simple activity and sleep tracker for a pre-teen child, the Fitbit Ace 3 is a solid option

Fitbit Ace 3 review. Fitbit Ace 3 review: Should you buy one? There isn't an awful lot the Fitbit Ace 3 does wrong and, while its rival from Garmin beats it on the display and battery life front, the Fitbit hits back with a slicker app, bedtime reminders, a touch-sensitive display and smartphone message and call notifications. The Fitbit Ace 3 was released in March 2021, and costs $79.95 / £69.99 / AU$99.95, direct from Fitbit (though you may be able to find it more cheaply at third-party stores).

Fitbit Ace 3 review TechRadar. Fitbit Ace 2's design was arguably the sleekest of all the children's trackers we have tested, but the Fitbit Ace 3 has got a curvier, fresh new look Most companies forgo suggesting that their water-resistant products can take a dunking in saltwater but Fitbit actively mentions taking the Ace 3 into the ocean, which scores it extra points, in terms of hardiness - based on the company's confident wording.