Fitbit has announced this morning their Canadian availability of the new Force wristband, available at brick and mortar stores such as Best Buy Canada, Future Shop, London Drugs, Sport Chek (and Amazon.ca).
In real time, Fitbit Force shows you: steps taken, distance traveled, calories burned, active minutes as well as floors climbed. Fitbit Force has a highly visible OLED display that provides instant access to all your activity stats right on your wrist, keeping you motivated throughout the day. Force also monitors your sleep, can wake you with a silent alarm, serves as a sleek watch and can provide incoming call notifications (coming firmware update).
Force is the first and only in its category to be able to capture and display all of these stats on your wrist, as well as wirelessly and automatically sync them to leading Apple & Android smartphones and your computer, helping you push further to achieve your fitness goals.
The Fitbit Force will hit retail stores in December for a of $129.95. Anyone interested in the Force?
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