On the other, the Versa 3 is $80 more and has way more functionality. On one hand, the Inspire 2 is $50 cheaper and comes with a 12-month Fitbit Premium trial. Why you should buy it: I liked the Fitbit Charge 4 when I reviewed it and it’s definitely a good mid-range option between the Versa and the Inspire, but at $150, it’s a tough sell. What you don’t get: The Charge 4 doesn’t have Fitbit’s newest PurePulse 2.0 heart-rate technology nor the Inspire’s 10-day battery life (Fitbit rates it at 7 days). The Charge 4 is a little bigger than the Inspire 2. What you get: The Charge 4 is Fitbit’s most powerful tracker with several upgrades over the Inspire 2, including GPS, NFC, and Spotify controls, along with a handful of rudimentary apps such as weather and calendar. If there’s a really good sale Fitbit Charge 4 ($150) If your budget is too tight to spend the extra money on the Sense, the Versa 3 is a solid option. Why you should buy it: The Versa 3 is identical to the Sense minus the sensors. What you don’t get: The EDA, ECG, and skin-temp sensors on the Sense, or the six-month Premium subscription. The Fitbit Versa 3 will track your movements but not your stress levels. It also has a new magnetic fast charger that will give a full days charge in about 10 minutes, as well as the ability to answer calls and summon Google Assistant. What you get: The Versa 3 is a minor update to the Versa 2, bringing all of that watch’s capabilities (see below) along with GPS, a second-gen PurePulse heart-rate sensor, and a larger display. As a bonus you’ll get a six-month trial to Fitbit Premium worth $60, which gives even more data from the watch’s sensors. You won’t find a more advanced smartwatch from Fitbit or anyone else. Over time, the Sense may recommend ways to manage your stress.Why you should buy it: If you want it all. By placing your palm over the Sense’s display, the EDA will read your skin’s temperature and score you on your stress level. The EDA sensor is particularly interesting in a world where stress is the norm.
The Sense offers an electrodermal activity (EDA) sensor for managing stress, on-wrist skin temperature sensor, and advanced heart rate tracking technology. At a price of $329, the wearable features an array of sensors in addition to the aforementioned ECG app. The Fitbit Sense is the most advanced of Fitbit’s new smartwatches. The Inspire 2 is the name of the new fitness tracker. The smartwatches include the Fitbit Sense and Fitbit Versa 3, the former of which comes equipped with an electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor, although the feature is still pending FDA approval. Fitbit on Tuesday unveiled two new smartwatches and an affordable fitness tracker to help manage your physical health during these uncertain times, as expected.
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