And, you’ll get the same six-plus-day battery life, with support for fast charging - which Fitbit says can get you a day of battery life in 12 minutes charging. Unlike the Versa 2, you’ll get a built-in GPS, which is critical for runners and bicyclists and will unlock features like heart zone maps. When it comes to fitness tracking, the new device has a few new tricks up its sleeve. The best feature that’s making it to the Versa 3 from the Sense is support for both Google Assistant and Alexa. Perhaps a better name for the Versa 3 would be the”Fitbit Sense Lite,” considering the fact that it offers a similar design, with many of the same smart features as the Sense. The Versa line may now be second tier to the Sense, but the new Fitbit Versa 3 still looks to offer a lot. It is still $70 cheaper than the cheapest Apple Watch Series 5, however, for Apple users, the Apple Watch still looks to offer a more well-rounded feature set. The Fitbit Sense is now available for $330, which makes the device one of Fitbit’s most expensive yet. As more people want a premium smartwatch, without necessarily shelling out the cash for an Apple Watch, Fitbit clearly wants to be in serious consideration.
The Sense, in general, may represent a shift toward more premium devices for Fitbit, which has long held the Versa line as its flagship series. The device also has sleep tracking, though that will of course cut back on battery life. Fitbit claims a six-plus-day battery life, depending on how often you use the fitness-tracking features and built-in GPS, and the device comes with a six-month free trial to Fitbit Premium. Fitbit is placing a heavy emphasis on stress management, and the Sense has a built-in EDA Scan app that can track the body’s electrodermal activity, which is often an indicator of stress. The Sense is aimed at helping people take control of their mental health, too. As someone who was first diagnosed with aFib thanks to the Apple Watch‘s own ECG feature, this is a very welcome addition - and will hopefully help more people find out that they have aFib before it becomes a more serious issue. Perhaps the biggest fitness-tracking addition to the Sense is an (FDA-pending) ECG sensor, which can detect early indications of conditions like Atrial Fibrillation using its built-in app. The Fitbit Sense offers all the fitness tracking you know and love from previous Fitbit models, with a slew of new features, too. Apple Watch SE: Can Fitbit outrun Apple?Īssistant support is really an added bonus here - the real reason to buy a Fitbit is its awesome fitness tracking features.
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