- It’s been a while since Fitbit – which is now part of the Google universe – updated its heath-focused wearable lines, but that’s changed today with the launch of new versions of its Sense and Versa smartwatches, together with the Inspire fitness tracker.
- The Sense 2 smartwatch is powered by an all-new Fitbit OS, and debuts a Body Response sensor for continuous tracking of electrodermal activity – which is combined with data from other sensors to determine body stress levels and help users with management through guided breathing, exercise routines and meditation.
- This wearable monitors key health and fitness metrics such as heart rate, sleep, stress, SpO2 and such things as calories burned and step counts, is also swimproof to a depth of 50 m, and offers up to 10 days of per-charge usage.
Fitbit updates premium Sense smartwatch to second generation
