The Fitbit Versa hits the streets on April 16th (see my review) and the Ionic has already been available for some time. That's why we're excited that if you own either, you can now grab the official clock face for Windows Central in the Fitbit store!
Thanks to developer 45six, who also makes that awesome Xbox Avatar clock face (and now has a Gears of War one too), you can install the clock face to either the Ionic (348 x250) or Versa (300 x 300) to show your Windows pride.
Don't like magenta? Change the color to whatever you want by tapping the display!
The clock lets you cycle various color themes by tapping the lower left corner. Set it to multiple shades of blue, green, yellow, orange, red, plain grey, or leave it in default magenta. The choice is yours!
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Tapping the upper-right-hand-corner shifts from Windows Central and the date to your current Fitbit stats including steps, distance traveled, calories burned, stairs climbed and the remaining battery percentage.
You can follow the dev behind the clock on Twitter @LeiChat and make sure to check out his other clock faces at 45six.com/dev/fitbit! If you want to buy him a cup of coffee for his hard work you can do that too on PayPal.
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