Fitbit Ionic and Fitbit Flyer hands-on

Few players have been as prominent in the relatively young smart wearables market as Fitbit — following the release of the original Fitbit Tracker, the company has gone on to produce a variety of successors, differing both in their feature sets and aesthetics.

But for the longest time Fitbit's lineup was missing one key piece: a smartwatch. A device that does all the everyday stuff you'd normally expect from a wearable, but stuffed inside a more stylish chassis that can easily fit in with both a casual and a formal dress code.

And ...