Gym Goers Fitness Tracker With Sleep Pattern Checker Wearable Monitor Launched
Dec 18, 2020
Activ8 launched a new smartwatch-style fitness tracker that lets users monitor heart rate, blood pressure, sleep patterns, and daily movements. The device regularly sends reminders to stay active.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong - December 17, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Online retailer Activ8 has released a new fitness tracker bracelet that records heart rate, blood pressure, and sleep patterns. The company provides medical-grade wearable activity and sleep monitoring solutions for research, clinical studies, physiotherapy, and industry.
For more details, please visit https://www.activ8tracker.com
The newly launched product aims to improve physical health and overall well-being. Featuring innovative tracking software, the bracelet helps individuals record their daily activity and fitness progress.
Using intelligent algorithms, The Activ8 fitness tracker automatically classifies everyday movements such as sitting, standing, walking, cycling, or running. The bracelet’s activity-tracking feature also displays the number of daily steps taken, the number of calories burnt, distance covered, and exercise intensity levels.
To encourage physical fitness, the device also prompts regular sedentary reminders that encourage users to get up and move after long idle periods.
In addition to exercise purposes, the smartwatch-style device can help prevent serious illness by allowing users to identify bodily abnormalities in heart rate, pulse level, and blood pressure early on.
Customers can connect their bracelet to their smartphone via its corresponding app. When connected, the tracker’s interactive touchscreen allows users to check incoming emails, text messages, calls, social media notifications, and calendar reminders.
The fitness tracker’s hidden display mode enables users to choose when their data is and is not visible. When not in use, the bracelet’s touchscreen turns off automatically while the device continues to record activity.
Activ8’s fitness tracker features a long-lasting battery life and an easy-to-charge USB mechanism. The bracelet can be charged directly on any computer or USB charger without an adapter or charging cable.
With confidence in their product’s quality, Activ8 offers a 30-day guarantee for customers who are not completely satisfied.
A satisfied customer said: “The Activ8 Tracker has pretty much changed my life. I was a bit apprehensive when I first purchased as I’m not the most tech-savvy person out there but it didn’t take long for me to get to grips with the useful functions.”
Interested parties can find more information at the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
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Organization: Hyper Sls Ltd (Activ8)
Address: 267～275 Des Voeux Road Central No. 267-275 Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Website: https://www.activ8tracker.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88990507
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