Creators of original Fitbit just announced a completely new type of smart band

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Fitbit co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman have launched a new wearable called Luffu Link.
The device is designed to help caregivers monitor the health and well-being of aging loved ones.
Luffu Link features GPS, a microphone, speaker, and its own mobile connection for independent operation.
It monitors heart rate, sleep, activity levels, and other health metrics, presenting simplified insights.
The band includes location tracking and alerts for trusted contacts, along with an emergency voice messaging feature.
It has a battery life of up to five days, is water-resistant, and compatible with iOS and Android.
The Luffu Link is available for pre-order at $250, with a full retail price of $300 and a $19.99 monthly subscription.
Shipping is expected to begin in early 2027, initially for US customers.
The company plans to expand its care system with a future home device.

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