What is Fitbit Charge 6 and its specifications?

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=>Check the points below to see the Fitbit Charge 6 specifications are:-

1. The Fitbit Charge 6 is an incremental update to the existing Charge 5, focusing on a blend of physical usability enhancements (bringing back the side button),
2. While also increasing day-to-day usability (letting you access all the sport/exercise modes on device, versus a previous limit of 6 modes).
3. With the Charge 6, we finally start to see the impacts of Google into the device.
4. The Charge 6 brings with it Google Maps integration, Google Wallet integration, and YouTube Music integration.
5. Plus, it now requires you use a Google account (versus the previous Fitbit account).
6. Both in new features, and whether existing issues on the Charge 5 are finally fixed with new hardware.
7. This includes both daily wear/usage, but also sport usage across things like heart rate accuracy and GPS accuracy.
8. Finally, note that Fitbit/Google provided a media loaner Charge 6 to test.
9. While also getting access to a mostly weekly video series behind the scenes of the DCR Cave.
10. The Fitbit Charge 6 is really the first Fitbit Charge series device coming from a more integrated Google/Fitbit entity.
11. Back when the Fitbit Charge 5 was released, those two groups were seemingly barely on talking terms.
12. Now though, it’s clear there’s a cohesive strategy across both the Fitbit devices and Google Pixel devices.
13. When it comes to the new features on the Charge 6, a lot of it is leveraging Google-things.
14. Be it Google services (like Google Wallet or YouTube Music), or Google algorithm advances (such as the optical HR sensor machine learning from the Pixel Watch 1).
15. Added back the physical button on the side
16. Added/changed to new heart rate sensor
17. Added heart rate broadcasting over Bluetooth
18. Added 20 new exercise/sport modes
19. Can now store all exercise modes on watch (previously limited to just 6)
20. Added YouTube Music controls
21. Added Google turn-by-turn directions
22. Added Google Wallet support
23. Added ‘Zoom Magnifier’ accessibility feature
24. Added bunch of new woven and sport band options
25. Some minor revamped UI elements
26. Revamped Fitbit app (available on both iOS & Android)
27. Requires usage/conversion to a Google Account (from previous Fitbit account)
28. Price remains same at $159
29. Battery life remains at 7-days of usage
30. This is all in addition to the slate of existing features that most people are familiar with including daily step/activity tracking, sleep tracking, smartphone notifications, and more.
31. It also includes built-in GPS, as well as ECG support, skin temperature tracking, and SpO2 monitoring.
32. All things from the pre-existing Fitbit Charge 5.
33. This section is all about basic usage of the Charge 6, as well as the tracking features.
34. I’ll cover activity tracking, sleep tracking, the hardware basics, and more.
35. To begin, the watch has an AMOLED display, which can be configured as either always-on or gesture-based.
36. By default, it’s gesture-based, which means that when you put your wrist down, it’ll shut off the display (go black).
37. But when you raise your wrist, it’ll illuminate again.
38. Whereas in always-on mode, it dims the display when you put your wrist down (but is still visible).
39. You can change which option you prefer in the settings.