Arriving on this wave is the new Charge 3, Fitbit's update to its most popular wearable, the Charge 2. Earlier this year, Fitbit announced that the Charge 3 would come with a host of software and ...

Fitbit Drops 3 New Fitness Trackers—and None Have Wear OS 3 The slim, attractive updates to the Inspire, Versa, and Sense trackers do not run Google’s latest wearable operating system.

Fitbit's new Versa 4, which the company announced on Wednesday, has a thinner design compared to the Versa 3, support for Google Wallet and Google Maps, more exercise modes and a new tiled ...

Fitbit The Charge 5 leaves a few features off the table from the Fitbit Sense: It doesn't have a microphone for voice commands or taking phone calls, and it doesn't have a skin temperature sensor.

And then by 2025, it will end support for Fitbit accounts altogether. Those planning to stick to the Fitbit brand will simply have to be OK with linking their devices to their Google account.

The Fitbit app needs work — here’s how Google could fix it It’s been 14 years since Fitbit launched to market and kickstarted a journey that would lead to over 120 million users.

Fitbit's latest product launch, the Fitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4, brought big feature regressions compared to the old models. They were stripped of the Fitbit app store, Google Assistant, Wi-Fi ...

The Fitbit Versa is available for purchase worldwide via Fitbit’s own website, along with retailers in North America such as Best Buy, Amazon, Kohl’s, Target, Verizon, and Macy’s, among others.

Fitbit also says it’s twice as bright, and will no doubt carry over the auto brightness feature seen in the last-gen band. You also get an always-on mode, missing from the Charge 4.

Fitbit describes it as, “a new Body Response sensor to track continuous electrodermal activity (cEDA) for all-day stress management right from your wrist. Along with cEDA, it uses metrics like ...

Alongside the Pixel Watch, it looked like Fitbit was going to update its Android and iOS apps last fall. Instead, Fitbit removed screenshots of the revamp, but an image of the “new app design ...

Fitbit offers six free months of Fitbit Premium for new users who purchase a Sense 2, Versa 4, or Inspire 3. Unfortunately for the Inspire, that’s six months less than Fitbit used to offer.