Read more: Amazfit GTR 4: Release date speculation, predicted price and potential specsīattery life for the Versa 4 has stayed the same, granting 6 days of usage, though this can be affected by how the watch is used e.g. The Sense 2 however, will retain its ECG capabilities. Unfortunately, these leaked images were also correct about the Versa 4 not inheriting the Sense's ECG, but it will be able to measure skin temperature variation. Leaked images of the Versa 4 (also courtesy of 9To5Google) that suggested the much-maligned capacitative button would be replaced by a physical button, have proven true, making for a much more user-friendly experience. Many of the complaints about Fitbit OS are going to be quashed by some of the additions to the Autumn line, like the release of Google Wallet and Google maps for the smartwatches.Īccording to 9to5Google, though, you'll still have to rely on your smartphone to access Google Maps on the watch, as your phone will communicate with it via Bluetooth to relay instruction from Maps. It's worth noting that these watches will only be compatible with Android 8 or newer.įitbit has now also announced a line of "made for Fitbit" accessories for each of the 3 new devices, including some snazzy straps that have vegan leather options, so everyone can get involved.
Though if you were really hoping for an original Wear OS Fitbit, the brand has announced that they are working on the Google Pixel watch, and will be supplying the Health focused aspects of the watch, whilst google will be providing the rest. However, according to a recent report from 9to5Google, Fitbit debuted a new UI for both Versa 4 and Sense 2 that's practically identical to Wear OS 3, meaning you might still end up with many of the benefits that come with the Wear OS 3 anyway. There was much speculation about whether Fitbit would drop their proprietary OS in favour of Wear OS, but it's now been confirmed that Fitbit OS is continuing as the standard OS for the new autumn line of Fitbit products.
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