

The feature advises you on what activity you should do that day, or how much rest you should have. Daily Readiness Score: After the Charge 5’s debut, Fitbit pushed the Daily Readiness Score update to its newer trackers.And if you’re feeling a little too stressed in the moment, the Luxe also provides an on-device Relax app to help you take a few minutes of mindful breathing. The Fitbit app does a nice job at explaining how your score breaks down and gives you tips on how to improve each one.

It combines all of this data to give you a stress management score from 1-100.

The Luxe also gained Find My Phone support in July 2022. Unfortunately, there’s no Fitbit Pay support on the Luxe. It also features Smart Wake alarm and timer apps and is compatible with Android and iOS. It’ll relay your smartphone notifications, give you bedtime reminders, and allow you to turn off alerts completely with do not disturb and bedtime modes. Smart features: The Luxe is primarily a fitness device, so smart features are limited.This will affect the device’s battery life, though. Always-on display: Fitbit added AOD smarts to the tracker in October 2021, making it much easier to glance at stats while exercising.A host of faces rolled out to the tracker in July 2022.

Since this is Fitbit’s first tracker with an AMOLED screen, almost all of the faces feature bright colors and fun animations.
