The Sense 2 is the company’s most advanced product and starts at Rs 24,999. The device can also recommend ways to manage stress using guided breathing and mindfulness sessions. At launch, it was the same price as the original Versa. Powered by the new Fitbit OS, the Sense 2 features a new Body Response sensor that makes use of metrics like heart rate, heart rate variability and skin temperature for stress management. Fitbit Versa 2 review: Price and release date The Fitbit Versa 2 costs 199 (£199), but can be found on sale. The device will be soon available for pre-order on the Fitbit website and is priced at Rs 20,499. Users can choose from more than 40 exercise modes which include new options like HIIT, CrossFit, dance and weight lifting.įitbit claims the Versa 4 will offer six days of battery life and offer one day of battery life with just 12 minutes of fast charging. Also, similar to Sense 2, users will be able to manage stress. The Versa 4 will reportedly use 10 sleep metrics to help improve sleep quality. Also, it looks like the button from Versa 2 is now back and is placed on the left side of the device. The Versa 4 is thinner and lighter compared to the previous version and packed with the latest Fitbit OS.

In India, the Inspire 3 is priced at Rs 8,999. Fitbit claims the Inspire 3 has water resistance up to 50 metres and can last up to 10 days on a single charge.

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