Fitbit Founders Unveil Luffu Link, a Standalone LTE Health and Safety Band

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The founders of Fitbit have launched a new wearable device called Luffu Link. The band is designed to operate independently without requiring a nearby smartphone, using LTE connectivity. It integrates continuous health monitoring, voice logging, and location tracking into a single device. Users can also reach out to trusted contacts for assistance directly from the band. The product aims to offer an all-in-one health and personal safety solution in a compact wearable form.

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