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Fitbit Charge 3 investigation: Our hopes for the Charge 2 successor

Fitbit Charge 3 investigation: Our hopes for the Charge 2 successor

Posted on December 19, 2017June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

What to expect from Fitbit’s next gen fitness tracker

2017 might have been the year of the Fitbit Ionic smartwatch, but that doesn’t mean that James Park and company are going to forget about the fitness trackers that came before it.

That the means the likes of the Charge 2, the Blaze and maybe even the Alta will get upgrades in 2018. In fact, Fitbit engineers are apparently already working on sleeker successors to the Charge 2 and the Blaze. So along with plans for a lineup of smartwatches, Fitbit fans who like their fitness tracking done from a band as opposed to a watch, have something to look forward to in the coming year.

But what will the Charge 3 look like? What will it be packing? We put our thinking caps on to determine what Fitbit could have in store for us for its next generation flagship fitness tracker.
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