The next fitness band from Fitbit will be offered in a trio of colors - black, pink, and yellow. However, there is no word if it is going to be a touchscreen panel. 91MobilesĬompared to the black-and-white screen we got on the Inspire 2, its successor is embracing a color display. The Fitbit Inspire 3 band looks quite appealing with its fresh design and peppy color scheme. However, the biggest change is an upgrade to the display. It tweaks the disconnected look on the Inspire 2 in favor of a more seamless look without any moving gaps at the case-strap connection point. But if the Versa 3 is any indication, you can still expect a robust set of fitness-centric features without nuking your wallet.Īnd finally, we have the upcoming Fitbit Inspire 3 band. Compared to Sense 2, it will make a few cut cutbacks such as ditching the electrocardiogram trick to keep the price in check. Moving over to the Fitbit Versa 4, it follows in the footsteps of the Sense with a similar design language and two color options - Graphite and Rose. This is what the Fitbit Versa 4 looks like. On the specifications side of things, expect one of Qualcomm’s new wearable chips alongside an OLED display, an IP68-certified build, and support for a ton of strap options. Not much is known about any new standout features on the second-gen Sense smartwatch, but the usual capabilities like heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, stress management, and menstrual health tracking are here to stay.
A few users found the inductive button system to be less reliable, difficult to reach, and overall a bit frustrating.
The second-generation Sense has a cleaner chassis design that now has an actual physical button to provide clicky feedback instead of an inductive solid-state sensor that acted as the home button on the first-gen Sense smartwatch. Let’s talk about the design changes expected. If Fitbit aims to stick with a yearly refresh cycle - and given the opportune time of the latest leaks - the Sense 2, Versa 4, and Inspire 4 should be hitting the shelves in the coming weeks. The current-gen Fitbit wearables in the Versa, Sense, and Inspire lineup broke cover in August last year. The report doesn’t discuss a tentative launch date, but it likely isn’t too far off. Tagging along the premium smartwatches is the Fitbit Inspire 3 fitness band. Tipster (via 91Mobiles) has shared official-looking product renders of the Fitbit Versa 4 and the Sense 2 smartwatches. Fitbit Versa 3įitbit has a busy slate of fitness wearables lined up for debut, but they have all been unceremoniously leaked, giving us a clear look at their design and color options.
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