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Misfit Trades the Disc for the Tube with Its New Ray Tracker: CES Day -1

January 5, 2016 By Dan Rosenbaum

misfit rayFor all the product variations from tracker company Misfit, the core product has always been in the shape of a disc. Until now.

At CES, Misfit, recently acquired by the Fossil Group, introduced the Ray — a 12mm by 38mm aluminum tube. It performs the same function as the flagship Shine 2, but with a tubular form and a single multi-color LED instead of a flat disc with a constellation of 12 lights. As with the Shine, Ray’s battery is replaceable, not rechargeable, and lasts about six months.

It comes in black and rose gold, and will sell for $100. It’s available for preorder now at the Misfit site, with retail availability this spring.

(See all CES 2016 coverage by clicking the CES2016 tag next to this article.)

 

Last updated by Dan Rosenbaum on February 1, 2017.

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