Our review of the Fitbit Ionic is significant. A … You can do everything that you could do on older Fitbit’s, like track your steps, heart rate, sleep, and calories burned, but you get so much more with the Ionic.
Fitbit Ionic review: Fitness tracking Fitbit’s fitness tracking credentials are second to none and the Ionic takes that to the next level. Fitbit does it again with the Ionic. Fitbit Ionic Review 2020 Fitbit is well known as the number one fitness tracker company and with his Fitbit Ionic model was ready to take over the Smartwatch world as well. Fitbit Ionic full review Fitbit has long been a leader in the activity tracker market, and takes on the smartwatch market with its Fitbit Ionic and the newer Versa 2. The Fitbit Ionic is a comfortable fit on your wrist, and compared to a lot of modern smartwatches is particularly light – so much so that you'll instantly notice how lightweight this feels on … Not only because it's Fitbit's first self-proclaimed smartwatch, but because it feels like the first 24/7 smartwatch. The Ionic is the most powerful Fitbit so far, thanks to built-in GPS, 50m water resistance and some new Coach workouts (see 'Sports tracking' for more on those). You can now go swimming with your Fitbit, as the Ionic is water resistant up to 50 meters. Fitbit Ionic – Specs and sensors While trackers such as the Charge 2 and Blaze require connected GPS from your paired smartphone for location, the Ionic offers a phone-free experience. But what it really nails better than most smartwatches is the daily, background fitness tracking that’s Fitbit’s hallmark.