We gave the Fitbit Ace 2 five stars and have raved about its looks and ability to motivate kids to get moving. So, can the newest member of the Fitbit family go one better? Well, in a word….

Built with the intention of making sure your young ones are as active as possible, the Fitbit Ace 2 improves on the previous model with a more eye-catching design, better screen and improved water ...

Both Fitbit’s Ace 2 and Garmin’s Vivofit Jr 3 are aimed at helping children to achieve the WHO recommended daily hour of daily exercise. They’re designed to track and record activity levels ...

Earlier this year, Fitbit introduced its Ace 2 fitness tracker, a wearable geared for children ages 6 and older. The device can track a child’s daily activity and share that information with ...

The best Fitbit depends on your budget, intended use case, and need for advanced features in an activity tracker.

Games and fitness blend in this excellent Fitbit for kids, and it makes calls, too. But Google needs to fine-tune its ...

The Fitbit Ace 3 adopts a new, curvier, and more aesthetically pleasing design compared to the boxy Ace 2. Visually, there are a lot of similarities between this product and the Fitbit Inspire 2 ...

The Fitbit Ace LTE’s hardware: Basically a Pixel Watch 2 Since the Fitbit Ace LTE uses a simplified version of the hardware on the Pixel Watch 2, it’s pretty responsive. One major difference ...

Hands-on: The Fitbit Ace LTE is Google’s most complete launch in ages [Gallery] Visually, the Ace LTE looks like a Sense 2 or Versa 4 with a rounded square OLED (333 PPI) protected by Gorilla ...

When Fitbit invited me to a demo of the ... A neat perk is that if you have a Pixel Watch 2, this uses the same charger. The Ace LTE’s whole schtick is exercise should be a form of play.