WHAT DOES THE FITBIT IONIC WATCH OFFER?
Visually speaking, the Ionic watch resembles every other FitBit Inc. product—sleek, modern and lightweight.
Some say it resembles an upgraded version of the Fitbit Blaze. Like the FitBit Blaze, the Ionic watch has a similar color touchscreen, notification support, and music control.
But that’s where the similarities end. The Ionic watch is a juggernaut.
It’s made up of a lightweight aluminum case, broken up by iPhone-like antenna lines for the GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. It has built-in GPS tracking, water resistance, swim tracking, and a third-party app platform.
Fitbit Inc. used a technology that’s normally reserved for smartphones to create the watch. The nano-molding technique fuses plastic and metal together in the watch body.

The navigation buttons are located on the right side of the screen, with a third found to the left side of the display. The watch comes in silver, grey, and orange. The display is a subtly curved glass lens with large bezels. Fitbit Inc. says the smartwatch’s resolution is sharp and colors are vivid with a brightness that maxes out at 1000 nits so you can see the screen even in direct sunlight.