It also most likely won't have any buttons or capacitive faux-buttons, making it touch-only. So you can expect a rounded, pill-shaped 1-inch AMOLED display, distinctly thinner than the blocky look of the Charge 4 and older models. Other options could include an altimeter for stair and floor tracking or GPS improvements.(Image credit: Christine Persaud / Android Central)Īccording to the aforementioned FCC leak, the Fitbit Charge 6 will look "near identical" to the Charge 5, including the aluminum body, curved black glass, and strips for ECG readings on either side of the tracker. 9to5 notes that a continuous electrodermal activity (cEDA) sensor would make sense, as that was a major upgrade added to the new Sense 2 watch. That leaves the question of what, exactly, Fitbit wants to improve or add over what was available in the Charge 5. Moreover, this suggests any major changes coming with the Charge 6 will be internal, likely just feature improvements. According to that source, the Charge 6 will sport a predominately “curved glass surface with an aluminum body that has shiny strips on the left and right for ECG readings.” The Charge 5 brought a major refresh to the look of Fitbit’s Charge tracker line, so it makes sense that the Charge 6 will maintain it.ĩto5Google detailed the Charge 6 design based on information from an unnamed source.
Fitbit tends to use the same design for its products, only shaking things up every few years. The latest? Fitbit’s rumoured Charge 6 will look like last year’s Charge 5.
Fitbit unveiled several new devices late last month, but rumours continue to swirl about another new fitness tracker: the Charge 6.
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