Your nightly sleep score in the Fitbit app. The Luxe will soon get blood oxygen (SpO2) tracking at night, with results available on-wrist and in the Fitbit app each morning. This is the same as found on more expensive Fitbits like the Versa 3 and Sense, with the Fitbit app providing a comprehensive breakdown of what each metric means. On top of the breakdown of time spent in different sleep zones - REM, light and deep - the Luxe also tracks metrics like breathing rate, resting heart rate and skin temperature variation at night. After you wear the Luxe to bed, you'll get a sleep score out of 100 in the morning that takes into account the quality of your rest. Health and well-being tracking is what you're here forįitbit's sleep tracking is excellent. It's a bit confusing and I've definitely started many accidental workouts just by trying to go back and check the time. Double tap on the screen to go back, or swipe right on most screens to get back to the clock face. Unlike other Fitbit trackers, there aren't any physical buttons on the Luxe, so you navigate entirely using the touchscreen. In broad daylight I could make out the screen when checking the time or my workout stats, but the ambient light sensor is a little slow to kick in to boost the brightness to max. Fitbit said it will add an always-on display mode and larger text size option in an upcoming software update.
The color AMOLED touchscreen is really nice to look at, although if you struggle reading small text you may have difficulty reading your stats without glasses. Plus, you won't have to take it off for over five days because the battery lasts that long.īut it is pretty small, so it won't suit all wrists. It's slim and doesn't get in the way during sleep. I'd go so far as to say it's the most "invisible" Fitbit I've worn in recent years because I almost forget I'm wearing it. (If you are interested in the link bracelet, I'd suggest buying it in the bundle with the tracker to save $50.)Įven with the nicer looking bands, the Luxe is incredibly comfortable to wear. The Gorjana stainless steel link bracelet is $100 and some of the leather straps cost between $50-$70.
But the big drawcard is pairing it with other metal or leather bands to really make this feel more like a fashion accessory. The Luxe has a stainless steel frame that makes it look chic even when worn with the standard silicone band.
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