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hi guys it's Brian from the verge we are here looking at the why things smart activity tracker this is a fitness tracker by the same company that brought you the white things body scale the Wi-Fi connected scale it's about the size of a Fitbit one and it tracks the steps you take during the day you know your altitude whether you know a couple flights of stairs or not at the total distance and also your calories what's neat here's actually has a touch screen so you can swipe back and forth to look at the previous day's calories burned you got to get it right on the dot to get us sometimes there we go and it can go back to days actually saw a total of fifteen days on the device to suit your previous activity as you can track without having to dive into the why things website or go into the mobile app and one thing that's cool is the company is also updated its scale here with a feature that this device shares as well they can now measure your heart rate so in this case we go over to this heart rate menu there's a sensor back here so I hit I swipe it to start it and it's now going to go and measure my pulse the new ything smart body analyzer scale also does the same thing that the scale you step on it and it measures your body fat with a small electrical current we step on a pair foot will now also measure your heart rate via the scale as well both the smart body analyzer and the smart activity tracker will be available the first quarter of this year the pricing for the analyzer will be one $49.99 and there's no pricing yet announced for the tracker but will be competitive with other options