Logging other health metrics manually, like blood glucose, in the Fitbit app is an option, and such metrics will then be included in your reports.
The Luxe introduces deeper insights into this with seven-day trends that were previously reserved for Fitbit Premium members, and subscribers will still get longer 30-day trend reports. AdvertisementĪll of this is used to provide context for your fitness, whether it be through measuring your activity minutes for the week, seeing if you're hitting recommended goals, or letting you know your stress levels and offering you guided meditations from Deepak Chopra, among others, to impact it. Skin temperature sensors also help measure your stress levels, along with data from your breathing rate and heart rate variability. Otherwise, the heart rate monitor, blood oxygen sensor (functionality “coming soon”), and accelerometer will do the rest for your fitness-tracking needs. If you want GPS tracking, you’ll need to bring your phone along, though, as the Luxe doesn’t have GPS built in. The Luxe tracks sleep, offers more than 20 different exercises (some automatically), and boasts 5ATM waterproof resistance for use during swims. but cannot reply to them on the band), stress stats, menstrual cycle information, or do guided breath work and start tracking a workout. You can swipe through your latest activity metrics, notifications from your phone (you can receive texts, calls, emails, etc. Sporting an OLED color touchscreen, the Luxe is the company’s first fitness band, not smartwatch, to add this bit of flair and functionality.
The Luxe also can receive notifications from your smartphone.
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