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With the Flare, Misfit offers an activity tracker with minimalist design for a very competitive price. According to the brand (which became the property of Fossil at the end of 2015), it would be "the ideal product for those who are still hesitating to make the leap into the world of smart health connected bracelets".
Sold at a price of 60 €, the Flare costs less than its big brothers the Misfit Ray and the Misfit Shine 2, combining the essentials of an activity tracker: step counter, calculation of calories burned and distance traveled.
What sets it apart from the rest of the range is mainly its very minimalist design with a plastic bracelet, an aluminum dial and a simple LED. This indicates to the user if he is close to the objective he has filled in the Misfit application with flashes (1 flash for 25%, 2 flashes for 50%, 3 flashes for 75% and an animation when the goal is reached).
For the more athletic, it is possible to record different activities in the application: yoga, football, etc. but it will cost $ 10 on the application to unlock the tracking for swimming.
Always from the application, it is possible to configure the smart button (the capacitive screen of the bracelet) to listen to music, take a selfie or control some other smart health connected objects. Finally, a magnetometer (magnetic wave sensor) also allows you to monitoring the quality of your sleep.
With an autonomy of 4 months without recharging thanks to a replaceable button cell and a water resistance up to 50 meters, Misfit signs here an entry-level product that does not technically bring anything new but will seduce the undecided by its clean design.
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