The Luxe's svelte build means the screen is quite tiny, which can make using it for anything more than checking the time or your fitness goals a hassle. That being said, it's best to think of the screen as a design element rather than a utility. Samsung's Galaxy Watch 3 also has a Super AMOLED display, but it's still exciting to see this on a device under $200. Fitbit's Versa 3 and Sense watches both have AMOLED screens, and the Apple Watch has had an OLED screen for years. The Luxe is the first Fitbit tracker to come with an AMOLED screen, but it's not the only wearable with that type of screen tech. Clock faces look vibrant and lively on the Luxe, especially pink and blue tones on Fitbit's Aura watch face. These types of displays are known for offering better contrast and boldness than LCD screens. Surprisingly, a big part of what makes the Fitbit Luxe stand out aesthetically is its AMOLED display, which is a variation of the OLED display. In addition to the included classic band and the high-end Gorjana band, Fitbit sells stainless steel mesh, woven, and Horween leather bands for the Luxe.
The tracker is made of a stainless steel casing that's available in several color combinations. You wouldn't exactly mistake it for a piece of jewelry when paired with its default band, but it certainly wouldn't look out of place on your wrist at a formal dinner party either.
The Fitbit Luxe is visually striking, especially compared to most fitness trackers. The Fitbit Luxe with a classic wristband being held
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