The Sense 2 and Versa 4 are Fitbit‘s latest health/ fitness smartwatches. While the Sense 2 is a health-focused wearable, the Versa 4 is fitness-focused. The Fitbit Sense 2 comes with a Body Response sensor that enables the device to monitor an array of health metrics in real-time. The new smartwatches will also feature Google Maps and Google Wallet for greater functionality.The new Fitbit smartwatches aim to elevate the health and fitness capabilities available for users and both models run on the Fitbit OS. They come with a lighter and thinner body and assure the traditional Fitbit comfort. A physical button is present in both models. This enables easier handling during intense sports and workouts. The physical button is one of the visible additions from previous Fitbit models.

The Fitbit Sense 2 has a Body Response sensor that helps to monitor stress levels all day long. It uses the heart rate variability and body temperature to measure the stress level. The Fitbit Stress Management Score provides a better view of the information and guides users to take actions to reduce stress. This feature is only available for Fitbit Premium members, however. Other body functions that are measured in the Sense 2 include SpO2, breathing rate, and resting heart rate. It can identify any signs of arterial fibrillation through an ECG app and the PPG algorithm.

The Fitbit OS comes as a simpler, easier, and faster OS. It has customizable tiles that display information at a glance. The Fast Pair and the host of Google apps are reflective of Google’s inputs on the Fitbit OS. The Fitbit Sense 2 has a battery life of 6+ days and can be charged fully within 12 minutes.

The Fitbit Versa 4 offers several fitness measurements and you can receive calls on the wearable. It has up to 40 sports modes that can be activated directly. It comes with GPS functionality and over 1,000 workout and mindfulness sessions via Fitbit Premium. The Versa 4 is lightweight, comfortable, and wearable. It is made from durable material that ensures the user is satisfied even during intense activities. The Versa 4 has a 6-day battery life and also features sleep monitoring.

The Fitbit Sense 2 is priced at $299.95 and comes with a 6-month Premium membership. The Fitbit Versa 4 will retail at $229.95 with a 6-month Fitbit Premium subscription. Both models will be launched this fall and can be pre-ordered from Fitbit.com.

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Fitbit, the American fitness wearable devices company, is getting ready to introduce three fresh smart wearables under various lineups.

Hey #FutureSquad! I have another on for you!

Here comes your very first look at some upcoming #Fitbit devices: the #FitbitSense2, #FitbitVersa4 and #FitbitInspire3, through a bunch of high-resolution press renders!

On behalf of my Friends @91mobiles https://t.co/KJKe44ztfo pic.twitter.com/sKrhZczmbK

— Steve H.McFly (@OnLeaks) August 3, 2022

Steve Hemmerstoffer, alias OnLeaks, shared the renders of all three Fitbit wearables today via Twitter. With the release of its fourth-generation smartwatch, the best-selling Fitbit Versa series will return. The Fitbit Sense, the first Android smartwatch with an ECG sensor, arrived on Indian soil in 2020. Its successor, the Fitbit Sense 2, will be available soon.

While the cost of these two is anticipated to be high, we can also anticipate the arrival of the less expensive Fitbit Inspire 3 fitness band with the Fitbit Sense 2 and Fitbit Versa 4.

Fitbit Sense 2

With the addition of a button on the side, Fitbit Sense 2’s design is very similar to that of the original Fitbit Sense. It boasts the same reliable curved display enclosed in a square dial with a metallic frame that we examined in our evaluation of its predecessor. The size of this panel is still a secret, though.

Remember that the original Fitbit Sense had flagship smartwatch capabilities that were exclusive to the Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch4: an EDA sensor to detect stress levels, SpO2, improved heart rate tracking, 50m water resistance, voice assistant compatibility, and an ECG sensor. But this feature wasn’t accessible in India, like with many wonderful things in technology. This was introduced to Indian shores by Fitbit Sense, and we anticipate the second-generation Fitbit Sense to do the same.

Fitbit Inspire 3

Fitness trackers with lots of features that fit in the pocket are available in the Inspire series. The Inspire 3 won’t look anything like its predecessor, at least not totally, despite the fact that we don’t yet know its specifications.

The third-generation Fitbit Inspire sports a fully packed case that covers and holds the entire display, in contrast to the Fitbit Inspire 2’s disjointed appearance.

Fitbit Versa 4

The Fitbit Versa 4 is the last item on the list. Fitbit Versa is another flagship series of smartwatches in Fitbit’s arsenal. When the company launched its Fitbit Versa 3, it was hard to differentiate it from Fitbit Sense, as both spoke the same body language. The same can be said in the case of Fitbit Versa 4. This one is also forged in a way that looks akin to the Fitbit Sense 2. With Fitbit Versa 3, buyers got everything they could ever ask for from a smartwatch, at least for the price it came with, an AMOLED panel, built-in GPS, calling support, health tracking features, voice assistant, and decent battery life.

It is a no-brainer that the company will at least maintain these standards on the fourth-gen Fitbit Versa, if not bring significant upgrades to the table. We don’t expect an ECG sensor on Versa 4, as the recently unearthed images of the same didn’t show any sign of an ECG sensor. But with the loadout the Versa 4 is expected to come, it won’t be wrong to call it a lite version of the Fitbit Sense 2.

Availability and expected pricing

Like the Fitbit Sense, the Sense 2 may cost more than the Fitbit Sense’s Rs 22,999 in terms of price. There are three color choices available: Gold, Graphite, and Platinum.

The expected pricing of Inspire 3 and Versa 4’s pricing is yet to be confirmed but the more premium amongst these two, the Versa 4 will be priced cheaper than the flagship Fitbit Sense 2.

The Fitbit Versa 4 will come in two color options: Graphite and Rose. Meanwhile, the Inspire 3 will come in three color options: Yellow, Pink, and Black.

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