The luxe also tracks your sleep stages to give you an idea of how to improve your nighttime routine.īesides the wellness push, the luxe also does the essentials when it comes to fitness.

The luxe tracks physical signs of stress to give you a stress management score of 1-100, with on-wrist guided breathing sessions there to help if you feel yourself going a little Hell’s Kitchen-era Gordon Ramsay.

This isn’t to say, however, that Fitbit has forgone functionality in favour of fashion.įitbit has turned its focus here on wellness, with a wide range of stress management tools that would help anyone find a bit of calm. The body is made of stainless steel and feels compact and robust, but manages to retain a slender aesthetic: it looks and feels more like a trendy product than a fitness tracker. You might’ve seen the advert for the luxe on TV or online: it’s a flashy presentation, showing the tracker with a large choice of stylish wristbands and different features.

Price: £129.99 with a six-month trial of Fitbit premium.

Standout features: ECG sensor, SpO2, sleep and menstrual health trackers, stress management tools, smartphone notifications.

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