Fitbit Ace LTE

KNOW WHERE YOUR WILD THINGS ARE - The Fitbit Ace LTE is the first-of-its-kind kids smartwatch and fitness tracker designed to move the next generation of gamers. with built-in cellular 4G LTE and GPS location, they’re never out of reach[1,4] IN-APP CALLS & MESSAGES WITHOUT A PHONE NUMBER - Stay connected to your kid. add up to 20 adults (13+) and... moreyour child's siblings. Family group chat lets family members join the conversation. works with Android & iOS[20,21,22]. Google account required A BATTERY THAT KEEPS ON GOING - With 16+ hours of battery life, Fitbit Ace LTE can keep up with kids all day long[15]. and fast charging provides 11 hours of battery life in just 30 minutes[16] LTE DATA FOR UNLIMITED FUN - The Fitbit Ace Pass data plan gives you access to calling, messaging, and location sharing. plus, kids get every game title in the Fitbit Arcade[4,7] HELP YOUR KIDS FOCUS AT SCHOOL - School Time lets you limit gameplay on your kid’s watch during the day to help them focus, while still letting them getting in touch if they need to. kids cannot message each other using Fitbit Ace LTE[8] KEEP KIDS ACTIVE - The Fitbit Arcade is full of movement-based games for fun at every level[9]. and the Noodle is an activity ring that records steps, jumps, and bounces and celebrates with a fun animation when kids reach their Move Goal[3] UNLOCK MORE FUN STUFF - Every Fitbit Ace LTE Band has technology that unlocks a new haul. kids can keep the eejie’s house looking fresh and stay active with a new Noodle and activity challenges[10] BUMP, SCRATCH, AND WATER RESISTANT- Fitbit Ace LTE is made with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and comes with a protective bumper case, so it resists dust, scratches, and endless bounces. it’s also water resistant to 50 meters[18] KIDS CAN PAY WITH THEIR WATCH - Let kids buy cake or carrots, with Tap to Pay. add money to a supported kids debit card and they can use their Fitbit Ace LTE to pay[19] Please refer to the product description section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)