A new generation of smartwatches and activity meters from Fitbit

Fitbit is now updating the Sense and Versa family with the Sense 2 as well as the Versa 4. Both are slimmer in design to get the user to wear them 24/7 for the best results.

The physical buttons have been reinserted on both watches and the battery life is said to be six days. Sleep and pulse measurements, pedometers, activity sensors, and stress measurements are also available on the new models as well.

If you miss charging your watch, Fitbit claims that only 12 minutes are needed to top up for the watch to last a day.

Fitbit Sense 2

If you’re more interested in tracking your health, Sense 2 might be the choice. This has a built-in feature body response sensor Which will constantly measure your stress level, day and night. A combination of clock, body temperature, EDA sensor and heart rate variability to increase your awareness of what stresses you out in everyday life. All so that you can make the necessary changes for better well-being.

Sense 2 can quickly alert its user to an irregular heartbeat and somehow warn of early signs of atrial fibrillation. If this happens with the user, a push message will be sent to the mobile phone or in the Fitbit app.

Fitbit Versa 4

If you belong to the active crowd, the Versa 4 is probably the one you should choose. Here are 40 different training modes with everything from yoga and interval training to the new CrossFit, dance and weightlifting.

Fitbit Inspire 3

The Inspire 3 activity bracelet is suitable for those who do not necessarily want a smartwatch. You want to count steps, track pulse and sleep in a simple way. There is an AMOLED color screen here, which is said to be visible even in broad daylight. The battery life is reported to be 10 days.

What animal are you when you sleep?

The latest Fitbit models are also equipped with Fitbit Premium Fitbit sleep appearance. This function should provide a long-term analysis of users’ sleep patterns, calculated based on factors such as sleep duration, time spent in deep sleep and time they go to bed. It is said that the interpretation of sleep data is easier with the characters of the chosen animals, so that as a user you will get more ideas and tips on how to improve the quality of your sleep.

Fitbit has selected six animals that users can “become”. Each was chosen for its distinct sleep pattern, which links the behavior of each animal to the user’s sleep pattern and pattern. Sleeping animals will be able to change from month to month, based on how you sleep.

Sense 2 and Versa 4 are also getting Google Maps and Google Wallet, which will launch in the fall.

Availability and pricing:

The Inspire 3 will be available in stores from mid-September, while you have to wait until the end of September if you want to buy a Sense 2 or Versa 4.

Inspiration 3: 999 kroner. Second sense: 3199 SEK. Version 4: 2499 crowns