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FitbitAce 2

Fitbit OS
22

£49Typical price

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The Fitbit Ace 2 is the successor to the Fitbit Ace. It's aimed at slightly younger children (six years and above compared with eight and above for the Ace) and it's now swimproof. Read on to discover what else has changed, our first impressions when we got our hands on it, and, perhaps more importantly, what our seven year-old tester made of it.

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General
Operating system	Fitbit OS

Features
Built in heart rate monitor	No
Sleep tracking	Yes
Swimproof	Yes
IP/ATM rating	50 metres
Smart notifications	Yes

Display
Display size	22
Touchscreen	Yes

Connections
iOS compatible	Yes
Android compatible	Yes
Built in GPS	No

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