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Google Fitbit Air
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General

Country of OriginMexico
Sales PackageFitness Band, Charger, User ManualFitness Band, Charger, User Manual, Warranty Card

Design and Body

Weight112 g12 g
MaterialRecycled polycarbonate and PBT plastics
StrapTextile material with a stainless steel buckle
Water ResistantYesYes
Water Resistant Depth50 m
Scratch ResistantYesYes
ShapeRectangleRectangle
Thickness34 mm8.3 mm

Display

TouchNo

Features

Alarm ClockYesYes
Calorie MeterYesYes
Heart Rate MonitorYesYes

Technical

Compatible OSAndroid & iOSAndroid & iOS

Connectivity

BluetoothYesYes, 5.0

Extra

Extra FeaturesHaptic Alarm, Women's Hormonal insights, Stress MonitorLightweight

Battery

Battery TypeLithium IonLithium Polymer
Battery Backup14 days1 day
Fast ChargingYes

Fitness Features and Sensors

Sleep MonitorYesYes

Warranty

Warranty1 year

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