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Misfit and Speedo Get Into the Swim

August 18, 2015 By Dan Rosenbaum

speedo_2000x2000_water_withlogosNot a lot of lightweight fitness trackers are built for swimming, water and electronics being natural enemies, but Misfit and Speedo have teamed up to sell the Speedo Shine. Priced at $80 and available September 1, the Speedo edition of the well-known Shine will count pool laps and distance, and connect with Speedo’s smartphone app.

Like all Shines, the Speedo version will track other activity as well as sleep; the battery is replaceable but not rechargeable and lasts up to six months. It comes with a black sports band, a white sports band, a clasp and an Action Clip.

The Speedo Shine will be initially available at Misfit’s site and Speedo’s site, as well as the Apple Store. Misfit is one of the few fitness trackers that are still sold by Apple, with which the company has a long retail relationship.

 

Last updated by Dan Rosenbaum on February 1, 2017.

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