SeekerFitbit Alta HR
With the Alta HR, Fitbit updates its most stylish tracker with continuous heart rate monitoring, better battery life, and smarter sleep tracking. Fashion-conscious self-quantifiers: This may be the device you've been waiting for.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- Get the power of continuous heart rate in Fitbit's slimmest design yet-all day, during workouts and beyond. Alta HR contains a Bluetooth 4.0 radio transceiver. The operating temperature is minus 10 to 45 degree Celsius
- With heart rate, you can better measure calorie burn, and use zones (Fat Burn, Cardio, and Peak) to find the right workout intensity for your goals.
- With sleep stages powered by PurePulse heart rate, automatically track your time spent in light, deep and REM sleep and take steps toward a better night's rest.
- See how working out more can improve your health by comparing your resting heart rate trends to your activity, Sync stats wirelessly & automatically to computers and 200+ leading iOS, Android and Windows devices.
- Automatically track your steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes with up to 7 days of battery life
- Tap to see your stats, time & notifications on an OLED display, plus customize your clock face. Maximum operating altitude: 30,000 feet
- Made of a flexible, durable elastomer material. The minimum and maximum circumference range between 170 - 206 millimeters.
- Buy with confidence when your Fitbit product ‘ships from and is sold by’ the following authorized Fitbit retailers: Amazon.com, Heart Rate Monitors USA and Clever Training. Fitbit does not guarantee the quality or authenticity of products purchased from non-authorized resellers on Amazon, and they are not eligible for warranty and replacement from Fitbit.
PROS
+ Long battery life.
+ More in-depth sleep tracking and insights over its predecessor.
+ Accurate heart rate and step count readings.
+ Slim and comfortable to wear 24/7 with plenty of band options.
CONS
- Screen is occasionally unresponsive.
- Buckle feels a bit flimsy.
- No altimeter.
- Lacks GPS.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PCMag on March 27, 2017
With the Alta HR, Fitbit updates its most stylish tracker with continuous heart rate monitoring, better battery life, and smarter sleep tracking. Fashion-conscious self-quantifiers: This may be the device you've been waiting for.
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By The Verge on April 11, 2017
Not exactly new, but just new enough
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By TechRadar on July 01, 2019
With the Alta HR, Fitbit has taken what was already a solid activity tracker, and made it better. It’s not flash, it’s not elaborate, but it is slick and with its newly added heart rate tracking skills it's a more well-rounded fitness companion for those looking beyond a simple steps count.
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By TrustedReviews on August 01, 2017
The Fitbit Alta HR is the update to the
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By TrustedReviews on April 07, 2017
One positive to come from the reduced refresh rate of the heart rate monitor is that the Fitbit Alta HR can last close to seven days on a single charge. The Charge 2, on the other hand, tends to last closer to five days.
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By TrustedReviews on April 07, 2017
With the addition of a heart rate sensor, the fitness tracking component of the Alta HR is immediately above that of its predecessor. It remains basic in its capabilities, lacking many of the exercise and multi-sport capabilities of the Charge 2, however.
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