Fitbit also launches Versa 3, adding GPS and a
speaker; brings enhanced design and Active Zone Minutes (AZM) to
Inspire 2
New Health Metrics dashboard for Premium lets
users track heart rate variability, breathing rate, skin
temperature variation and more3
Fitbit (NYSE:FIT) today announced Fitbit SenseTM, the company’s
most advanced health smartwatch, bringing innovative sensor and
software technology with the world’s first electrodermal activity
(EDA) sensor on a smartwatch to help manage stress, along with
advanced heart rate tracking technology, new ECG app,2 and an
on-wrist skin temperature sensor,4 all powered by 6+ days of
battery life.5 Paired with a free six-month trial of Fitbit
PremiumTM,6 it can help you track key trends in your health and
wellbeing, like heart rate variability (HRV), breathing rate, and
SpO2 with the new Health Metrics dashboard.3 Fitbit is also
introducing Fitbit Versa 3TM , with exciting new health, fitness,
and convenience features, including GPS and the addition of Google
Assistant.7 Last, Fitbit has enhanced its most accessible tracker,
Fitbit Inspire 2TM, increasing battery life up to 10 days,5 adding
more health and fitness features like AZM, and adding a one-year
free Premium trial.6 By making these powerful tools and resources
available and more accessible to everyone, the Fitbit platform
helps you better understand and take control of your wellbeing
during this unprecedented time.
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“Our mission to make everyone in the world healthier has never
been more important than it is today. COVID-19 has shown us all how
critical it is to take care of both our physical and mental health
and wellbeing,” said James Park, co-founder and CEO, Fitbit. “Our
new products and services are our most innovative yet, coupling our
most advanced sensor technology and algorithms to unlock more
information about our bodies and our health so you can be in
control. We are breaking new ground with our wearables, helping you
better understand and manage your stress and heart health, and
pulling your key health metrics together in a simple and digestible
way to track things like skin temperature, heart rate variability,
and SpO2 so you can see how it’s all connected.3 Most importantly,
we are making health accessible, surfacing new data that you may
only get once or twice a year at the doctor’s office that you can
use to focus on your holistic health and wellness, at a time when
it’s needed most.”
Manage Your Stress for Better Health
Stress is a global issue, with one in three people experiencing
a lot of worry or stress, as well as psychological and
physiological symptoms caused by stress.8 Over time, the physical
strain from stress can contribute to a variety of health problems
if unmanaged, like an increased risk for high blood pressure and
heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and mental health disorders like
anxiety or depression.9 The combined on-device and in-app
experience with Fitbit Sense gives you insights into your body’s
response to stress with tools to help you manage both your physical
and mental stress. This innovative stress management experience was
built by Fitbit’s team of behavioral health experts, with decades
of expertise in diagnosing and treating mental health, along with
guidance from medical experts at leading academic institutions.
The new EDA sensor on Fitbit Sense measures electrodermal
activity responses. Using the EDA Scan app, place your palm over
the face of the device to detect small electrical changes in the
sweat level of your skin.10 Measuring your EDA responses can help
you understand your body’s response to stressors and help you
manage your stress. You can do a quick EDA Scan session on device
to see your responses, or pair it with guided mindfulness sessions
in the Fitbit app to see how your body responds during meditation
or relaxation. At the end of your session, you will see an EDA
response graph on-device and in the mobile app11 to gauge your
progress over time and reflect on how you feel emotionally.
Fitbit’s new Stress Management Score calculates how your body is
responding to stress based on your heart rate, sleep and activity
data. Available with Fitbit Sense, it can be found in the new
stress management tile in the Fitbit app. Ranging from 1-100, with
a higher score indicating your body is showing fewer physical signs
of stress, the score is coupled with recommendations to better
manage stress, like breathing exercises and other mindfulness
tools. Fitbit Premium members will get a detailed breakdown on how
the score is calculated, which consists of over 10 biometric
inputs, including exertion balance (impact of activity),
responsiveness (heart rate, heart rate variability and
electrodermal activity from the EDA Scan app), and sleep patterns
(sleep quality).
All Fitbit users will have access to the new mindfulness tile in
the Fitbit app.12 Here, you can set a weekly mindfulness goal and
reminders, reflect on your stress, log your mood after sessions,
and meditate as a part of your mindfulness practice. Premium
members can choose from more than 100 meditation sessions from
popular brands like Aaptiv, Aura, Breethe and Ten Percent
Happier,13 listen to a variety of relaxing sounds from Fitbit, and
see how your practice correlates with your mood over time.
“A regular meditation practice has both physical and emotional
benefits, from reducing stress and symptoms of anxiety and
depression, to helping cardiovascular health such as improving
blood pressure and heart rate,” said Dr. Helen Weng, Assistant
Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Osher Center for
Integrative Medicine, University of California, San Francisco.
“Meditation is exercise for your mind. Just like physical exercise,
you need a consistent practice to cultivate your mental capacity
for it. Finding a meditation practice that works for you is
important for building long-term health and wellness benefits.
Fitbit can help you achieve this through its mindfulness and
measurement tools, including the new Stress Management Score and
EDA Scan app, so that you can see your progress and build a
personalized meditation practice that is impactful and
sustainable.”
Understand and Manage Your Heart Health
Fitbit Sense also ushers in the company’s next era of heart
health innovation, a space Fitbit pioneered from offering the first
24/7 wrist-based heart rate tracking in 2014 to the launch of
Active Zone Minutes™ earlier this year.14 Fitbit Sense is the
company’s first device with an ECG app2 to assess your heart rhythm
for signs of atrial fibrillation (AFib), a condition that affects
more than 33.5 million people globally.15 Simply hold your fingers
on the corners of the stainless steel ring around the watch while
being still for 30 seconds to receive a reading that can be
downloaded to share with your doctor.
Fitbit’s new PurePulse 2.0 technology, with an all-new
multi-path heart rate sensor and updated algorithm, delivers the
company’s most advanced heart rate technology yet. It also powers
another critical heart health feature: personalized, on-device high
and low heart rate notifications.16 With 24/7 continuous heart rate
tracking, Fitbit Sense can detect and send a notification if your
heart rate is outside your thresholds.17 While many factors can
affect your heart rate, like stress or temperature, a high or low
heart rate may be an indication of a heart condition that requires
medical attention, such as bradycardia (heart rate that is too
slow) and tachycardia (heart rate that is too fast).18
Track Your Key Health Metrics for Better Wellness
Beyond being able to aid in the detection of heart conditions
like AFib, Fitbit is bringing together new health metrics in the
mobile app that can help you uncover trends and changes to your
wellbeing.3 Fitbit Sense adds a new skin temperature sensor to
detect changes that may potentially be a sign of a fever, illness
or the start of a new menstrual phase.19 Wearing your device when
you're asleep each night lets you regularly measure your skin
temperature variation to see trends, versus looking at your
temperature at a specific moment in time.
Fitbit Premium’s new Health Metrics dashboard goes further,
helping you track breathing rate (average breaths per minute),
resting heart rate (an important indicator of cardiovascular
health), heart rate variability (variation of time between each
heartbeat), and skin temperature variation (surfaced through the
dedicated sensor on Fitbit Sense and through existing sensors on
other Fitbit devices).3 If you are a Premium member with a
compatible device, 3 you will see these daily metrics and trends
over time to see potential changes to your wellbeing. For Fitbit
smartwatch users, we are also providing new insight into your
nightly average SpO2 levels (amount of oxygen in your blood).20 A
series of free SpO2 clock faces show both your previous night’s
SpO2 range and nightly average, and Premium members can track SpO2
trends over time in the Health Metrics dashboard to see indications
of important changes to their fitness and wellness.
Early findings from our COVID-19 study suggest that changes in
some of the metrics included in the new Premium dashboard
(breathing rate, resting heart rate and heart rate variability) can
be detected by Fitbit devices simultaneously with the onset of
COVID-19 symptoms, and in some cases even before.
“Wearables may be able to play an important role in the early
detection of infectious diseases by acting as an early warning
system for our bodies, which is critical to slowing the spread of
COVID-19 and to better understanding disease progression,” said
Eric Friedman, co-founder and CTO of Fitbit. “Over 100,000 Fitbit
users joined the study so far, and we’ve found that our algorithm
can detect nearly 50 percent of COVID-19 cases a day before the
onset of symptoms with 70 percent specificity. This research shows
great promise to help us understand and detect COVID-19, but can
also serve as a model for detecting other diseases and health
conditions in the future.”
Get the Best of Fitbit
Fitbit Sense also combines all of the key health, fitness and
smart features found on Fitbit’s other smartwatches, including
on-board GPS, 20+ on-device exercise modes, SmartTrack® automatic
activity tracking, Cardio Fitness Level and Score, and advanced
sleep tools. Stay connected with a range of smart features for
added convenience, including a built-in speaker and microphone to
take calls and reply to texts with voice commands,21 choice of
Amazon Alexa or Google voice assistants,7 contactless payments22,
thousands of apps and clock faces and more, while still maintaining
an impressive 6+ days battery life.5
Intelligent Design for Maximum Performance, Style and
Comfort
Fitbit Sense was created through a series of unique and
innovative design processes, including miniaturized nano-molding
and laser bonding technology, to create Fitbit’s most powerful and
intelligent device to date. Fitbit Sense features a new design
language that is inspired by the human body, combining friendly
silhouettes and a graceful form with purposeful materials. Finishes
are physically and visually lightweight, premium and built to last,
with aerospace grade aluminum and stainless steel for a polished,
high-tech look. New infinity bands are flexible and comfortable,
while the quick-release attachment makes it easier to swap looks
from day to night. The robotically-crafted body features a fusion
of glass and metal, and the watch is water resistant up to 50M. The
biosensor core within has been configured to house the most sensors
of any Fitbit device, while maintaining a sleek aesthetic and long
battery life.
The larger AMOLED display features an integrated ambient light
sensor to automatically dim the screen for easier viewing, along
with an optional always-on display mode.23 The near edge-to-edge
display is more responsive, with increased resolution. The user
interface and faster processor has been completely redesigned,
delivering our most intuitive, focused on-screen navigation. This
includes the introduction of new customizable widgets, redesigned
notifications and on-screen apps for a cleaner look, while letting
you customize your favorite tools and shortcuts to feature more
personalized information for a seamless smartwatch experience. More
information about Fitbit Sense can be found here.
Fitbit Versa 3, More to Love
Fitbit is also launching Fitbit Versa 3, adding new health,
fitness and convenience features to the company’s most popular
smartwatch family. On-device GPS, in-app workout intensity map,
enhanced PurePulse 2.0 technology, and Active Zone Minutes make it
easier than ever to stay on top of your fitness goals, beyond
tracking your daily steps. Fitbit Versa 3 has even more smart
features to add convenience to your day, including a built-in
speaker and microphone to take quick phone calls, send calls to
voicemail and adjust call volume - all from the wrist.22 You also
have a choice of voice assistants with the addition of Google
Assistant alongside Amazon Alexa Built-in,7 so you can set
reminders for your workout, mindfulness practice or bedtime, check
the weather, add hand sanitizer to your shopping list, control your
smart home devices and more just by speaking to your watch. Use
Fitbit Pay™23 to make quick, secure payments while avoiding public
surfaces, and get access to thousands of apps and clock faces. New
curated playlists from music partners Deezer, Pandora and Spotify,
make it easy to pick the right music for your workout intensity
level.24 Its updated design and interface take a cue from Fitbit
Sense, including softer lines, increased comfort, greater
responsiveness, and faster, more effortless interactions. All
Fitbit Versa 3 features are also available on Fitbit Sense. More
information about Fitbit Versa 3 can be found here.
For the first time, both Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Sense will
utilize the same magnetic charger. With an already long battery
life of 6+ days on each device, if you find yourself running low, a
12-minute quick charge provides one full day of use.25
Cross-compatible accessories feature an easy, quick-release band
attachment and come in a wide variety of colors and styles,
including designer partnerships with Pendleton® and Victor Glemaud.
Pendleton™ bands reflect the brand's ties to nature and iconic
designs with a patterned woven aesthetic, while the Victor Glemaud
collection channels the Haitian-American designer’s joyful,
gender-neutral, body positive approach in bold, sustainable
knits.
Get Even More with Fitbit Inspire 2
Building on the success of the company’s stylish yet affordable
Fitbit Inspire and Inspire HR trackers, Fitbit Inspire 2 adds
advanced features like Active Zone Minutes, an enhanced stylish,
slim design, and a brighter, more vibrant screen with the longest
battery life of any Fitbit device at 10 days.5 The easy-to-use
fitness tracker helps you build healthy habits with motivating
features like 20+ goal-based exercise modes, advanced sleep tools,
24/7 heart rate tracking, menstrual health tracking, and visibility
of your food and hydration intake, along with your weight – all
with daily encouragement right on your wrist. The addition of a
one-year free trial of Fitbit Premium6 provides incredible value to
Fitbit Inspire 2, giving you added guidance and motivation to reach
your wellness goals. Additional information about Fitbit Inspire 2
can be found here.
Fitbit Premium - Get More from Your Fitbit Device
Fitbit Premium uplevels your Fitbit experience when paired with
any Fitbit device, unlocking deeper analysis of your data and more
personalized insights that connect the dots across your activity,
sleep and heart rate. It delivers advanced sleep tools, hundreds of
workouts from popular brands like Aaptiv, barre3, Daily Burn, Down
Dog, obé, Physique 57, POPSUGAR and Yoga Studio by Gaiam, as well
as celebrities, trainers and influencers like Ayesha Curry, Charlee
Atkins and Harley Pasternak. You’ll also get mindfulness content
from Aaptiv, Aura, Breethe and Ten Percent Happier, motivating
games and challenges, guided programs for activity, sleep and
nutrition, and a wellness report to share with your care team – all
in the Fitbit app.
Fitbit Premium continues to build on its offerings and broaden
its reach. With over 500,000 paid members less than a year after it
was introduced, Premium will expand to Dutch, French, German,
Italian, Japanese, Spanish and Swedish by the end of September,
increasing the potential for even more Fitbit users around the
world to benefit from its service.
Also launching today in the U.S. is Fitbit Premium + Health
Coaching,26 a new virtual one-on-one coaching service that gives
you access to a certified health professional and personalized plan
using your Fitbit data, all through the Fitbit app. Coaches provide
a human touch remotely, so you have appointment-free, actionable
guidance and support to help you reach your goals, whether you are
trying to lose weight, reduce stress, manage a chronic condition or
want more accountability and encouragement. You’ll have access to
unlimited check-ins with your coach, a personalized action plan to
help you stay on track, combined with all the benefits of Fitbit
Premium to complement the work with your coach. Learn more about
Fitbit Premium + Health Coaching here.
Pricing and Availability
Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Inspire 2 are available
today for pre-order on Fitbit.com and online at select retailers,
with broad worldwide availability starting in late September.
Fitbit Sense is available for $329.95 (USD) in carbon/graphite
stainless steel and lunar white/soft gold stainless steel. Fitbit
Versa 3 is available for $229.95 (USD) in black/black aluminum,
pink clay/soft gold aluminum and midnight/soft gold aluminum. Sold
separately, Fitbit Sense and Fitbit Versa 3 accessories are
available in a range of styles, including REPREVE® recycled woven
bands in camo, charcoal, coral and rainbow,27 sport bands in
black/lunar white, evergreen/lunar white, grey/mint, melon/rose and
sapphire/fog grey, infinity bands in black, lunar white, midnight
and pink clay, starting at $24.95 (USD). Also available are
Pendleton® for Fitbit REPREVE® woven bands in blue/grey Canyonlands
and blue/pink Basket Maker,28 and Victor Glemaud for Fitbit
REPREVE® knit bands in chevron red/gold, layered black/red and
metallic gold/black,29 starting at $39.95 (USD).
Fitbit Inspire 2 is available for $99.95 (USD) in black, lunar
white and desert rose. Sold separately, accessories are available
in premium Horween® leather bands in midnight blue or black double
wrap,30 mesh bands in silver and rose gold stainless steel, printed
silicon band in bloom, classic silicone bands in black, lunar white
and desert rose, and a new clip band in black, starting at $19.95
(USD).
Fitbit Premium is available for $9.99 per month or $79.99 per
year (USD). Fitbit Premium + Health Coaching is now available to
adults in the U.S. for $54.99 (USD) per month;31 a seven day free
trial is also being made available to users who are new to Fitbit
Premium.32 Fitbit Health Coaching is also available through the
Live Healthy SG program in Singapore. For more information or to
sign up for either membership service, visit the Fitbit app or
Fitbit.com.
International Pricing
Fitbit
Sense
Fitbit
Versa 3
Fitbit Inspire
2
Australia (AUD)
$499.95
$399.95
$179.95
Canada (CAD)
$429.95
$299.95
$129.95
Europe (Euro)
€329.95
€229.95
€99.95
Hong Kong (HKD)
HK$2,680.00
HK$1,980.00
HK$880.00
India (INR)
₹33,999.00
₹25,999.00
₹10,999.00
Japan (JPY)
¥39,990.00
¥29,990.00
¥21,470.00
Mexico (Peso)
$9,499.00
$6,499.00
$2,999.00
New Zealand (NZD)
$579.95
$449.95
$199.95
Singapore (SGD)
S$488.00
S$378.00
S$168.00
UK (GBP)
£299.99
£199.99
£89.99
About Fitbit, Inc. (NYSE: FIT)
Fitbit helps people lead healthier, more active lives by
empowering them with data, inspiration and guidance to reach their
goals. Fitbit designs products and experiences that track and
provide motivation for everyday health and fitness. Fitbit’s
diverse line of innovative and popular products include Fitbit
Sense™, the Fitbit Versa™ family of smartwatches, Fitbit Charge 4™,
Fitbit Inspire 2™, and Fitbit Ace 2™ activity trackers, and Fitbit
Aria Air smart scale. Fitbit products are carried in approximately
39,000 retail stores and in 100+ countries around the globe. The
Fitbit platform delivers personalized experiences, insights and
guidance through leading software and interactive tools, including
the Fitbit and Fitbit Coach apps, and Fitbit OS for smartwatches.
Fitbit’s paid subscription service, Fitbit Premium, provides
advanced analytics and actionable guidance in the Fitbit app to
help you reach your health and fitness goals. Fitbit Premium +
Health Coaching provides one-on-one virtual coaching with expert
health coaches and personalized plans based on your Fitbit data.
Fitbit Health Solutions develops health and wellness solutions
designed to help increase engagement, improve health outcomes, and
drive a positive return for employers, health plans and health
systems.
Fitbit and the Fitbit logo are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Fitbit, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.
Additional Fitbit trademarks can be found
www.fitbit.com/legal/trademark-list. Third-party trademarks are the
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Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements, within
the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995, that involve risks and uncertainties
including, among other things, statements about the future
availability and pricing of Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa 3, Fitbit
Inspire 2; future availability of certain device features and
offerings in Fitbit Premium and Fitbit Premium + Health Coaching,
including but not limited to voice control features, our ECG app,
the Health Metrics dashboard and metrics displayed on the
dashboard; the future potential, expected performance and/or
benefits of products or services described in this release,
including but not limited to the potential of our products to
predict the emergence of infectious diseases, such as COVID-19; and
our ability to help users manage or improve their health and
wellness. These forward-looking statements are only predictions and
may differ materially from actual results due to a variety of
factors, including the effects of the highly competitive market in
which we operate, including competition from much larger technology
companies; any inability to successfully develop and introduce new
products, features, and services or enhance existing products and
services; product liability issues, security breaches or other
defects; the impact of the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 virus;
and other factors discussed under the heading “Risk Factors” in our
most recent report on Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. All forward-looking statements contained
herein are based on information available to us as of the date
hereof and we do not assume any obligation to update these
statements as a result of new information or future events.
1
World's first smartwatch with an EDA
sensor to help manage stress.
2
FDA review of compatible ECG app pending;
only available in the U.S. upon clearance. Availability outside the
U.S. pending applicable regulatory clearances including approval
under Directive 93/42/EEC (the Medical Device Directive). The ECG
app has not yet received a CE mark and will not be marketed, put
into service or otherwise made available in the EU until it has
obtained regulatory approval. Not intended for use by people under
22 years old. See www.fitbit.com/ecg for more details.
3
Coming soon. The Health Metrics dashboard
and the metrics displayed in the dashboard are not available in all
countries. Breathing rate, resting heart rate and heart rate
variability Health Metrics are available with Fitbit Charge 3,
Fitbit Charge 4, Fitbit Inspire 2, Fitbit Inspire HR, Fitbit Ionic,
Fitbit Versa family and Fitbit Sense devices; SpO2 and skin
temperature available with Ionic, Fitbit Versa family and Fitbit
Sense devices only. This feature is not intended to diagnose or
treat any medical condition or for any other medical purpose. It is
intended to help users manage their wellbeing and keep track of
their information.
4
Skin temperature variation only available
in select markets.
5
Battery life varies with use and other
factors.
6
New Premium users only. Valid payment
method required. Free trial must be activated within 60 days of
device activation. Cancel before free trial ends to avoid
subscription fees. See full terms & conditions here. Premium
content and features subject to change.
7
Voice assistant availability and features
may vary, see www.fitbit.com/voice. Google Assistant coming winter
2020.
8
Gallop 2019 Global Emotions Report,
source: “More than one in three people said they experienced a lot
of worry (39%) or stress (35%), and three in 10 experienced a lot
of physical pain (31%). At least one in five experienced sadness
(24%) or anger (22%).”
9
American Heart Association, source:
“Stress and Heart Health;” National Institute of Mental Health,
source: “5 Things You Should Know About Stress’; International
Labour Organization, source: “Workplace Stress, A Collective
Challenge.”
10
These changes may be due to stress or
other factors such as movement, noise or temperature change.
11
Access responses in the mindfulness tile
in the Fitbit app; EDA response graph on-device only after quick
scan session.
12
Mindfulness tile will be available on a
rolling basis to all Fitbit users starting in September 2020.
13
Meditation sessions with audio available
in English only.
14
Active Zone Minutes is available on Fitbit
Inspire 2, Fitbit Charge 4 and all Fitbit smartwatches.
15
Chugh S, Havmoeller R, Narayanan K, Singh
D, Rienstra M, Benjamin E, Gillum R, Kim YH, McAnulty Jr JH, Zheng
ZJ. Worldwide Epidemiology of Atrial Fibrillation: Global Burden of
Disease 2010 Study. Circulation. 2014; 129: 837-847.
16
This feature is not intended to diagnose
or treat any medical condition. It is intended to simply help you
monitor and keep track of your information.
17
Heart rate notifications are sent after
you appear to be inactive for at least 10 minutes.
18
American Heart Association: Bradycardia
and Tachycardia.
19
Not available in all countries.
Significant changes in ambient temperature may negatively impact
skin temperature tracking.
20
SpO2 available for Fitbit smartwatch
devices only. Available in select markets. This feature is not
intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition or for any
other medical purpose. It is intended to help users manage their
wellbeing and keep track of their information.
21
Available when phone is nearby. Bluetooth
calling and volume control coming soon. Reply to text available
only to Android users.
22
Fitbit Pay is available with more than 500
issuers in 45 countries and 10 transit systems worldwide. See
availability: www.fitbit.com/fitbit-pay/banks.
23
Always-on display mode requires more
frequent charging.
24
Subscriptions required for use of music
services; not available in all countries. Phone must be nearby to
control Spotify.
25
Battery life varies with use and other
factors; up to 12 hours with continuous GPS usage. Fast charging
gives you 24 hours of battery life.
26
Fitbit Health Coaching is only available
to adults ages 18+ in the U.S. and in Singapore via the Live
Healthy SG program.
27
Coral and rainbow sold exclusively at
Fitbit.com.
28
Pendleton accessories are only available
at Fitbit.com, Pendleton-USA.com and select Pendleton stores.
29
Victor Glemaud accessories are only
available at Fitbit.com.
30
Leather accessories are made of Horween®
leather and other materials. All styles sold exclusively at
Fitbit.com.
31
Existing Fitbit Premium users can upgrade
from Premium to Premium + Health Coaching for an additional $45.00
(USD) a month.
32
Fitbit Health Coaching is only available
to adults ages 18+ in the U.S. and in Singapore via the Live
Healthy SG program; free trial is limited to new Fitbit Premium
users (7-day trial U.S only; 14-day trial Singapore only).
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