Fitbit launches the Charge 4 with built-in GPS, few other reasons to upgrade<article>
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<p>In a world where I wasn’t confined to my home, this article would be filled with my impressions of Fitbit’s latest fitness tracker, the Charge 4. I would have written about the feel of it on my wrist, the responsiveness of the display, and tested the new Spotify integration that brings playback controls to a Fitbit tracker for the first time.</p><p>But it's possible that those features wouldn’t have added all that much to my impressions of the device. You see, on the outside, the Fitbit Charge 4 is identical to the Fitbit Charge 3, with an inductive button, 1.36-inch display, and swappable band system. Even the $150 price tag remains. The only visible thing that’s changed is the color: Instead of rose gold, Fitbit now offers a “rosewood” color that’s something of a cross between dark magenta and a deep red wine.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3535188/fitbit-charge-4-features-design-specs-price.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Fitbit launches the Charge 4 with built-in GPS, few other reasons to upgrade
