All of the key Fitbit Charge 6 features, capabilities, and apps have been leaked along with a $159 price point ahead of an official launch likely to take place on September 28.
These are 100 percent legit promotional images that line up perfectly with those slightly lower-quality renders we, corroborating among others the three color options in which the Charge 6 will evidently be made available soon.
Speaking of health, the Fitbit Charge 6 looks like an absolute beast on paper in that crucial department, supporting everything from ECG to SpO2 technology and monitoring sleep quality, skin temperature variation, and stress levels... just like its 2021 predecessor.If you're wondering exactly what's new and exciting about the Charge 6 apart from an admittedly handy but ultimately basic button and a couple of tweaked paint jobs, the answer might lie in the software department.
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