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Fitbit, now owned by Google, continues to be a pioneer in the activity-tracking marketplace.
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All three Fitbits are available for preorder now and will become available in-store in September.
They each include a six-month free trial of Fitbit Premium.
Afterward, a Fitbit Premium membership costs $10 a month or $80 a year.
Sense 2s cEDA algorithm passively tracks metrics like skin temperature and heart rate throughout the day.
(Note: you’ve got the option to turn these notifications off if they get annoying.)
Both Sense 2 and Versa 4 (more on that one below!)
are compatible with Fitbit Premiums new Sleep Profile feature.
The analysis is presented through one of six animals thatmirrors your sleeping style, Fitbit says.
Im typically a giraffe, says Perez who usually enjoys deep, short sleep.
But last month I was traveling a lot, and my sleep profile changed to a hedgehog.
The Sense 2 costs $300 and comes in three different colors.
So how does it compare to its predecessor?
The Versa 4 has an additional 20 new exercise modes, includingHIIT,weightlifting, and CrossFit.
In total, there are 40 exercise modes to choose from.
Similar to the Versa 3, it boasts Bluetooth calling, texting, and six-day battery life.
But unlike Versa 3, it has tactile, visible buttons.
Weve lowered the center of gravity so that it really feels snug on your wrist.
But perhaps the best Versa 4 feature is yet to come.
SoonVarghese couldnt divulge when exactlyGoogle will bring Google Wallet and Google Maps to both Versa 4 and Sense 2.
For the first time in Fitbit history, users can get turn-by-turn directions from their wrists.
The Versa 4 retails at $230 and comes in four different colors.
Fitbit Inspire 3
Inspire 3 is designed for those just starting their fitness journey.
With the fresh new design of Inspire 3, were looking at attracting younger audiences, Varghese tells SELF.
Its been 15 years since Fitbit was founded, and the wearable craze does not seem to relent.
