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Fitbit Ace 2 Hands-on Review : First look - A kids tracker that grows up with you

Fitbit Ace 2 Hands-on Review : First look – A kids tracker that grows up with you

Posted on March 7, 2019 By Jarvis

When my eight-year old niece tested the Fitbit Ace last year, she wrote me a list of the things she liked and didn’t like about it. Top of the dislike list was that it wasn’t waterproof. She also said it was hard to turn off and take off. But she loved telling me how many steps she’d done and how she wanted to keep it on her wrist 24/7.

Almost a year after announcing the first Ace, Fitbit is ready to keep those kids like my niece active again with the Ace 2, and it’s clearly listened to the feedback. This time it’s designed for a wider age range; the Ace 2 is meant for ages 6 and above, lowering its suitability from the 8 and above age range of the first wearable.
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