The Halo View is a new fitness wearable from Amazon. While the Amazon Halo utilized a cloth band with no screen (like the Whoop) to discreetly gather activity data, the Halo View uses an AMOLED display to take a more proactive approach to fitness. On first glance, it isn't really appealing. The bands come in a variety of colors, but the casing has a boxy, towering appearance with the AMOLED display encased in a wide black bezel, giving it a little old school wearable aesthetic.Halo View has all of the features you'd want from a fitness tracker, including activity tracking, sleep tracking, blood oxygen monitoring, and live exercise tracking and notifications. Users may now check in with such data using their wrists. There are also some sophisticated sensors on board. The Halo View will monitor skin temperature in addition to heart rate and oxygen saturation. It's unclear how the data will be used in the Halo app, but it might be a valuable source of wellness information. The Halo View debuts alongside a major upgrade to the Halo environment: Halo Fitness, which will be available for Rs. 296.67 per month to Halo ecosystem subscribers. Halo Fitness, like Apple Fitness+ and Fitbit Premium, provides hundreds of interactive cardio, strength, yoga, outdoor, and mobility sessions that you can monitor with your Halo View or Halo Band while working out at home.When linked with a Halo wearable band, you'll get live fitness stats on the screen, similar to Apple Fitness+. Amazon has worked with some big-name content producers for the videos, such as Orangetheory and Halle Berry's Respin, similar to Fitbit Premium. The Halo View has a battery life of seven days and charges in 90 minutes. It costs Rs. 5,939.92, which includes a full year of Halo Fitness membership making it competitively priced against Fitbit trackers. 'Before the Holidays,' it will be accessible.

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