All new Fitbit Charge 2 is getting better, with the latest software upgrade bringing some welcome new features to the fitness tracker. Among the media is a workout halt function, which is something we’ve really been hankering for and is something Samsung recently added to the Gear Fit2. Right now, if you need to stop during a monitored exercise you can simply put it on carry and then resume before you go. Plus, you’ll be able to view on-screen exercise summaries for one hour after your workout coatings.
Another much demanding feature has been added to it “The Battery Display Indicator”. Now the tracker itself only notifying us when the electric battery is approximately to run dried. You’ll also certainly be able to see your heart rate zone on the device’s screen, viewing how close you are to reaching your maximum HR.
The guided deep breathing feature prompts breathing in and out, meaning you are able to keep your eyes sealed whilst getting your dosage of mindfulness. The new ‘do not disturb’ method will also enable you to minimize somewhat of stress by letting you stop newly arriving notifications directly from the device itself.
As for notifications, you’ll now see a + sign to point when you’ve acquired more than one warning announcement queued, while text warns will show the communication before the sender’s name.
Oh, and let’s not forget the new time clock face, which will screen hours, minutes and moments at one time. The new upgrade is rolling out to devices now. These upgraded features will draw your attention and make give you easier way to monitor health.
