Fitbit, now a Google-owned wearable brand, was one of the first mainstream smartwatch/ fitness bands out there. With the demand for the product category increasing every year, it seems far too many brands are encroaching on their turf. So, it only makes sense that the company has decided to launch three new wearables all at once – The Fitbit Sense 2, Versa 4, and Inspire 3. So let's have a look at this Fall lineup, shall we?
Fitbit Sense 2, Versa 4 and Inspire 3 launched in India
You’ll Fall in love with them
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Sense 2
The first in the line-up is the top-of-the-line model, the Fitbit Sense 2. Priced at ₹24,999, this tracker comes powered by the new Fitbit OS and supports both Android and iOS. Offering over 100 watch faces, the watch sports a 1.59in Touchscreen always-on display.
It is an advanced health focussed watch, absolutely jam-packed with features, from All-Day Body Response tracking to Bluetooth calling and Alexa support. All this, in addition to the gamut of features you can expect from all smartwatches these days like heart rate, SpO2, sleep, step and menstrual tracking. Additionally, the Sense 2 comes with an ECG app too! You get tons of sports mode too.
The watch has a 5ATM water resistance rating and comes with about 6 days of battery life (5 hours with non-stop GPS use). You can get a day’s worth of battery life in 12 minutes. The watch comes with a flexible strap with an aluminium buckle.
Versa 4
The Fitbit Versa 4 is the mid-range model priced at ₹20,499, but it packs in a lot of the better aspects of the Sense 2, with in-built GPS, 50 metres water resistance and a side-mounted button for navigation. You also get the Bluetooth calling feature and support for Amazon Alexa. What differs in this model, is the slightly smaller 1.32in touch display.
It packs in about 40 exercise modes with 24/7 heart rate tracking, a SpO2 monitor, sleep tracking, stress monitoring, and the whole array. This device too offers up to six days of battery life on a single charge and takes about two hours to get fully juiced up.
Inspire 3
Last up, is the Fitbit Inspire 3. The most affordable of the three, priced at ₹8,999 offers an impressive 10-day battery. With a narrower build, sporting a 1.46 in, 72 x 128 pixels, Touch Display as you’d expect from a classic fitness band, the tracker packs on a heart rate sensor, activity monitors, stress monitor, menstrual health tracking, and more. What you do not get here in comparison to the others are Bluetooth calling and Amazon Alexa support. That said, it does come with an array of sports modes and 50m of water resistance (IP67). It does have GPS support and receives notifications from your phone. It comes with a comfy silicone band.
All three devices come with six months of Fitbit Premium for more personalized insights, advanced analytics, and more than 1,000 workouts and mindfulness sessions.