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Fitbit has debuted two new smartwatches, the Sense and the Versa 3. The $329 Sense is the flagship option and is the preponderant capable Fitbit wearable yet. The Versa 3 succeeds the Versa 2 and will disbursement $229. Preorders for both watches begin today through Fitbit's site, and they'll release in the US in moratory September.

Though the two new watches peekaboo similar, the Sense has a few increasingly antecedently healthiness tracking features, such as detailed inclination rate scans with atrial fibrillation (afib) detention via the electrocardiogram (EKG) app ramble into the watch (still pending FDA approval). In that way, it's on par with Apple's and Samsung's contempo smartwatches (though, Samsung's EKG capability in the Galaxy Watch 3 isn't awaited in the US yet).

Where the Sense stands out is with its stress detention features, which it's slinging as something that's crucially needed -- extraordinarily in today's increasingly taxing world. To booty a reading, you hold your palm over the screen and start to breath. The Sense will size your inclination rate, and uniquely, your skin's temperature will be domestic with its electrodermal avocation (EDA) sensor. If your skin feels hot, chilled, or clammy, the Sense might be stalwart to make sense of why it's happening over time. Fitbit's app will score you on your stress level, with a college score stuff biggest than a lower one.

Fitbit Sense — *Both the Sense (shown in the picture) and the Versa 3 inclination a new band tool that makes them easier to swap out.*

The EKG and EDA functions aside, Fitbit's Sense and Versa 3 allotment many of the aforementioned smartwatch features. They both hypothesize ramble GPS, OLED touchscreens, baptize ruth up to 50 meters, at microcosmic six days of landslide life, and a new snap-on magnetic charging mechanism. Both also support Fitbit Pay for contactless payments, and with your Android phone kept nearby, you'll be stalwart to reveal to texts and apologetics calls with either smartwatch via their ramble microphones and speakers.

If you're attractive at the less big-ticket Versa 3, it's account noting that it seems to demand a few pain credibility of the Versa 2. Fitbit has simplified its band mechanisms to paraphrase back you push a button on the back-up of the device. Furthermore with Alexa support for articulation queries, Fitbit is ciphering Google Fraternizer to the mix, whereas it won't exit until winter 2020. Articulation assistants weren't significantly inconsiderable or elegant to use with the previous-generation Versa, back there wasn't a ramble speaker to comedy their voices through. This new paradigmatic remedies that with a speaker that can do that. Additionally, as mentioned earlier, you can booty articulation calls through the Versa 3 back your Android phone is near.

Fitbit Inspire 2 — *The Inspire 2 gloss a new touch-sensitive console in whereabouts of its predecessor's button-based navigation.*

The last of Fitbit's announcements is the $99 Inspire 2 fettle tracker. It's consonantly first-class to the aforesaid two devices, whereas this new iteration gloss a aesthetic format with a touch console in whereabouts of the Inspire HR's side button. It also touts a 10-day landslide liveliness -- watchful as long as the supra paradigmatic -- and notably, it comes with a impregnated year of Fitbit Unrenowned with purchase. The other two fittings detailed aforesaid include six-month trials of Fitbit Premium.

It's hard to say if it's account upraise if you already own the first-generation Inspire, except $99 seems like a good price for a discreet, water-resistant doodad that can clue your avocation and sleep, monitor your inclination rate, and push your phone's notifications to your wrist.

Correction: This credenda incorrectly stated that Samsung's Galaxy Watch 3 hadn't gotten FDA approval for its EKG feature.