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in the form of the Fitbit Versa, but that's a separate line of products so we're confident we will one day still see a Fitbit Ionic 2.With
Ionic 2 so far.Cut to the chaseWhat is it Fitbit's next flagship smartwatchWhen is it out Possibly September 2018, maybe laterWhat will it
Fitbit Versa this year, but it may be we see a new iteration of the Ionic later in 2018
Assuming there is a Fitbit Ionic 2 our only real guess at its launch date so far is potentially around a year after the original Fitbit
help it rise above its predecessor the Ionic 2 may well build on them, either by adding new health and fitness features or simply improving
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touchscreen was sometimes slightly slow to respond, which is not what we want or expect from a device that expensive.It should be smooth and
snappy, so we can stay focused on exercise and avoid frustration
Smaller bezelsWhile the Fitbit Ionic is light, comfortable and reasonably premium thanks to its aluminum build, its design is arguably less
Reliable raise-to-wakeWe want raise-to-wake to work first time, every timeAs well as sometimes being unresponsive to the touch, the screen
and it limits you to music you actually own.Since many people have now switched to streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music it would
More powerThe Fitbit Ionic is feature-packed, but sometimes feels lacking in powerGiven its size and price you might expect the Fitbit Ionic
to be packing a decent amount of power, yet in our review we found it to be slightly sluggish.At the very least we want its speed to be
Personalized watch facesThe Fitbit Ionic comes with a bunch of watch faces, but what you see is what you get
could presumably sort this, so we might not even have to wait for the Fitbit Ionic 2, but hopefully personalization is added by the time the
working on, as over 1,400 developers have now signed up to make apps for the wearable, so with any luck the app situation will be a lot
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