In the Fitbit app, you can always edit the duration of a workout (just in case you forget to stop tracking), but you can't change the type of exercise (from swim to walk, for instance), so I just deleted that session.

In testing, SmartTrack accurately logged several walks, but one time mislabeled a walk as a swim. The Luxe supports Fitbit's SmartTrack (Opens in a new window) feature, which automatically recognizes and records certain types of workouts, including walking, running, aerobic and elliptical sessions, outdoor cycling, continuous high-movement sports (like tennis, basketball, and soccer), and swimming. Screenshots of the Exercise section of the Fitbit app It supports Google Fast Pair for Android users, so as long as you have the Fitbit app on your phone, it will automatically bring you to the pairing screen when you take the Luxe out of the box. In testing, the setup process and initial software update only took a few minutes. Make sure to keep the Luxe on its charger and near your phone while it's updating. After that, accept the Bluetooth pairing request, select Allow/Don't Allow when it asks if you want the Luxe to display your phone notifications, and press Update Now to install the latest software version.

It will then ask you to enter the four-digit code shown on the device's display. When you're ready to set the Luxe up, tap your profile icon in the top left corner of the app, press Set Up a Device > Luxe > Set Up, accept the Privacy Policy, press Next, and the app will begin searching for your tracker via Bluetooth. In the meantime, download the Fitbit app (available for Android and iOS) if you don't already have it on your phone.

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