If something changes in one part of the family, other. parts will need to adjust as well. In addition, the family is part of other systems in. the community, so changes in one family will create imbalance and lead to changes. in other systems that surround that family.
The Fitbit Surge comes equipped with a rechargeable battery made of lithium-polymer. It takes roughly about 1 â 2 hours to charge a Surge fully. Fitbit Surge has the longer battery life of 7 days per charge than other Fitbit products.
The Fitbit Surge can expect a five to seven day battery life from its Lithium-polymer battery, Microsoft's Band offers just two days-and that's with various functions turned off. The Surge is IP68 certified and carries a water resistant rating of 5ATM, which means youâll have no problems wearing it in the pool.e recently put the Microsoft Band and the Fitbit Charge HR head to head but, given the GPS capabilities of one of 2015's most anticipated wearables-the Fitbit Surge-we thought it was only right that we order another showdown.