Fitbit, a famous smart wearable device manufacturer, launched a new smart watch Blaze on CES. Blaze is the second smart watch device of Fitbit. Compared with Surge, Blaze is undoubtedly a more mature smart watch. Blaze can record a variety of activities of the wearer, such as steps, sleep records, activity monitoring, heart rate, etc. It also adds some new functions, such as answering and ending calls, reading SMS, viewing calendar, controlling music playback, and other functions to control the smartphone.

Compared with the previous generation product Surge, the Blaze released this time does not have its own GPS function and needs to use smart phones to help locate. Fitbit claims Blaze has a five day endurance. What's a little inconvenient is that Blaze does not support third-party applications at the moment, and can only pre install the applications provided by Fitbit.

Blaze is priced at $199, and it was officially launched in March. Users can choose from a variety of watchbands, ranging from $29 to $129.

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