
Zone Vibrate
Guard your heart rate zone
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What's New in Zone Vibrate
2.7
September 11, 2026
Your zones, on the watch face itself - A complication in every accessory shape — corner, circular, inline, rectangular. It shows the zones one tap will start, and your last ride where there is room, so the face you are already looking at tells you what you are about to do. The ride on a map, while you are still on it - A new page beside the dial draws your route as it is recorded, refitting as you go. The map used to appear only once you had stopped, which is the wrong moment to ask where you are. A face that reads at a glance - The ring is a speed gauge, so it is no longer tinted by your heart-rate zone. Arc length said how fast and hue said which zone, and neither reading helped the other. The zone moved to the heart rate — the biggest figure on the screen. - The wind marker is bigger, sits on a solid plate, and no longer covers its own arrow. - North has a red arrow now, pointing north, the way the wind's arrow points at the wind. - And the dial grew again, into the empty middle of the top bar. Steps on a walk, power on a ride - One slot under the speed, and the sport decides which. A step count on a bike is your wrist moving on the bars — not a number worth the room it takes. One more thing said before you set off - The spoken forecast now tells you which way the wind blows: "wind 6 from the north west". That is the half that decides whether you ride out into it or come home into it. Traditional Chinese, finished - Every screen, every button, and everything the watch says out loud. For head units - A ride now exports as a route as well as an activity, so a device that wants a course to follow gets one.
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