STACK #188 June 2020

LIFE TECH FEATURE H T ECH of 2020 OUTSIDE THE HOME COOL OUTDOOR TECH

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Did You Know?

Hamilton Watch unveiled the first electronic digital watch with an LED display in 1970.

ALL THE SMARTS A s restrictions are lifted and we all begin to emerge from various states of lockdown, there’s a good chance that the old waistline measurement has been upped a few notches. A Samsung GalaxyWatch Active 2 strapped to your wrist will certainly put you on the path to redemption. With a choice of two sizes, the Watch 2 is a sleek-looking device with a sharp AMOLED display, and a clever rotary touch sensor on the bezel edges controls your actions. Bluetooth connectivity means you can make calls if it's within reach of your smartphone, and an expansive suite of health options – from sleep, heart rate, weight and even hydration tracking, to fitness activities, tracking and goals – will help shift those hibernation kilos. Samsung have been making smartwatches for seven years now and that experience shows.

What we love Samsung’s well- established Health platform delivers steps run, offering a comprehensive program of fitness and health tracking. so much more than a simple

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST

D uring lockdown, many of us have seized the liberation of exercise to get out – and get fit. Add the Fitbit Charge 4 to this win-win routine and make every minute count. Sporting a slim and attractive build – reflecting the goal of its wearer – this is the first Fitbit tracker with a built-in GPS that lets you follow your pace and distance onscreen in real-time. The water-resistant Fitbit 4 Charge also features innovative heart rate features including personalised cardio and fat burn zones, and you can access Spotify directly from your wrist and select a playlist to really get you moving. If you’re a motivated sort, this is the only personal trainer you’ll need.

Did You Know?

What we love Track your route with GPS and enjoy on- the-go convenience with smart features, Spotify and apps at the flick of your wrist.

FitBit launched its first activity tracker in 2009. It was simply called FitBit.

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