Fitbit & Western Digital Father’s Day Gift Guide
Need something for your dad? Well then, Fitbit and Western Digital may have the perfect gift!
Fitbit Ionic, RRP $399.95
The Fitbit Ionic goes beyond the everyday smartwatch, offering a four-day battery life, 24/7 heart rate tracking and flexibility of contactless payments via Fitbit pay.
Stockist: Fitbit.com and major Australian retailers including Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi.
Fitbit Ionic (adidas edition), RRP $449.95
The Fitbit Ionic (adidas edition) has all of the best features of the Ionic and more. The Ionic adidas edition features a two-toned sports band, signature adidas clock face and adidas Train app with exclusively crafted workouts by adidas’ performance experts.
Stockist: Fitbit.com and major Australian retailers including Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi.
Fitbit Charge 2, RRP $199.95
Fitbit’s number one activity, the Charge 2 features an OLED screen, smartphone notifications and a variety of fitness and health tracking functions including sleep and heart rate tracking.
Stockist: Fitbit.com and major Australian retailers including Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi.
WD My Passport SSD, RRP $179.00
Less than 9cm in length, this sleek and stylish device provides fast and portable storage to help keep your data safe and secure, wherever you go.
Stockists: Available from JB Hi-Fi
SanDisk iXpand Base, RRP $149.00
The perfect iPhone companion, the SanDisk iXpand Base makes it easy to securely backup photos for easy access, while charging your phone at the same time.
Stockist: available from retailers such as JB Hi-Fi
WD My Passport Wireless SSD, RRP $429.00
For the budding photographer, Western Digital’s My Passport Wireless SSD is the ideal travel companion. With a rugged design, lightning fast upload and download speeds and 4K streaming, the My Passport SSD allows photographers to wirelessly upload all of their data in seconds without the hassle of a laptop.
Stockists: available from retailers such as Amazon.
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