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Withings' fitness watches automatically track your swimming

Withings’ fitness watches automatically track your swimming

Posted on July 7, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

Most activity trackers and smartwatches won’t monitor your swimming, and those that do usually require that you kick in a swimming mode before you dive in.

Withings doesn’t think you should have to switch things up just because you’ve left dry land, though.

The health tech firm has added automatic swim detection to its Activité and Activité Pop watches, so you only need to start that breast stroke for it to register as a workout.
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