Fitbit Versa 3. Image: WinFuture
Fitbit Sense.Image: WinFuture
The renders, which likewise consist of an appearance at the Fitbit Inspire 2 physical fitness tracker, can be seen on WinFuture.
It appears that both Versa 3 and Sense will no longer have physical buttons, 9to5 Google reports. Rather, theres an indented notch on the side that appears to be comparable to the pressure-sensitive “inductive button” that the business debuted on the Fitbit Charge 3 back in 2018. The Versa 3 also has “icons for what appear to be voice controls, location/GPS, and water resistance of 50M.”
The Versa 2 was launched in September 2019 for $199.99 and was among the businesss very first big forays into the smartwatch market in an attempt to complete with companies like Samsung and Apple. The Verges Dan Seifert found that the Versa 2 was “a much better Versa and an excellent physical fitness tracker,” however “not a much better smartwatch.”
Fitbit Sense.Image: WinFuture
Fitbit Versa 3. Image: WinFuture
It appears that both Versa 3 and Sense will no longer have physical buttons, 9to5 Google reports. Instead, theres an indented notch on the side that appears to be comparable to the pressure-sensitive “inductive button” that the company debuted on the Fitbit Charge 3 back in 2018.
The leak also flaunts the Fitbit Sense, a new smartwatch model. Its not totally clear what makes the Sense different from the Versa, but 9to5Google hypothesizes based upon a new heart icon that it might use an electrocardiogram developed into the device to track heart rate, comparable to the Apple Watch.
The very first take a look at Fitbits new smartwatches, the Versa 3 and Sense, have dripped, courtesy of WinFuture, displaying the upcoming physical fitness tracking-focused devices.
