Fitbit Google Ace LTE - Kids Smart Watch with Call, Message, GPS and Activity Based Games, Ace Pass Data Plan Required - Spicy - Moovin

Know where your wild things are: the Fitbit Ace LTE is the first kids' smartwatch and fitness tracker designed to move the next generation of gamers. With built-in 4G LTE and GPS mobile location, you'll never be out of reach [1,4] Now they can call home without a smartphone - Use the Fitbit Ace app to call, send messages and send voice memos and stay in touch when they're on the go. Works with both Android and iPhone [4,5,6] A battery that goes on: With more than 16 hours of battery life, Fitbit Ace LTE can keep up with kids all day [15]; and fast charging provides 11 hours of battery life in just 30 minutes [16] UNLIMITED FUN - With the Fitbit Ace Pass LTE data plan, parents can call, send messages and locate using the Ace app. Plus, kids can access any Fitbit arcade title [4,7] HELP YOUR KIDS FOCUS IN SCHOOL With school time, you can restrict gameplay on your child's watch during the day to help them focus while still being able to make contact when needed; Kids can't notify each other with Fitbit Ace LTE KEEP KIDS ACTIVE - The Fitbit Arcade is full of motion-based games for fun at any level. The noodle is an activity ring that records steps, jumps and bounces and celebrates with a fun animation when children reach their movement goal[3] Unlock more fun: each Fitbit Ace LTE band features technology that unlocks a new way; kids can keep the Ejie's house looking fresh and stay active with a new pasta and activity challenge [10] SHOCK, SCRATCH AND WATER RESISTANT Fitbit Ace LTE is made from Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and comes with a protective bumper case that resists dust, scratches and endless bounces. It is also waterproof to 50 metres Kids can pay with their watch: let kids buy cakes or carrots, with Tap to Pay; add money to a supported children's debit card, and they can use their Fitbit Ace LTE to pay [19] Please refer to the product description below for all applicable legal disclaimers identified by the parenthesized numbers in the previous bullet points (e.g. B. [1], [2] etc.)