Today Fitbit has officially introduced “Fall Lineup”, refreshing the two highest smart watches with Inspire Fitness Tracks 3. Google’s company chose to subtly develop Versa 4 and Sense 2 designs, choosing to avoid revolutionary changes this year in the department . Well, unless you calculate the physical button to replace the capacitive ones from last year.
The theme continues quite a lot inside too. Compared to its predecessor, Sense 2 gets stress management throughout the day thanks to the new continuous sensor. This can make you aware of the trigger for potential stress and create stress management routines that build endurance from time to time. Along with Versa 4, he has 40 exercise modes (double the previous number), GPS, and more than 1,000 exercises and hidden attention sessions behind Paywall Premium Fitbit. It also gives you the most detailed tracking of sleep, and a daily readiness score that makes you know “when to push hard or take a rest day”, and it seems Fitbit has no plans to cancel the paid subscription.
None of this device runs Wear OS, because it might have been under development when Google’s acquisition of fitbit occurs. However, Google promises that the map and its wallet application will soon be available at Versa 4 and Sense 2. Both also have a 24/7 heartbeat monitoring, real time statistics, and “more than six days of battery life”. Through fast filling, 12 minutes produce one day juice.
Inspire 3 is the latest iteration of the Fitbit entry-level tracking, and it records the activity, heart rate, calories, distance, sleep and stress in thin, lightweight, and now colorful packages. This can last up to 10 days with a cost depending on your use, and 3 days or more with a display function that is always there. Versa 4 is valued at $ 229.95, Sense 2 at $ 299.95, and Inspire 3 at $ 99.95. In all cases, you get premium membership that is automatically updated six months for free. The three models are now ready to pre-order at Fitbit.com and “Choose Global Metters”. Inspire 3 will be available in September, while the other two will come “Autumn”.
