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Fitbit 's new lineup ofsmartwatches offers comprehensive health tracking at various price points.- The new $4 is the most high-tech and expensive, and it comes with GPS, advanced sensors and features that measure stress, heart health, sleep, workouts, and
fitness . - The latest $4 is a more budget-friendly version of the new Sense with less advanced stress and heart health monitoring features, but it comes with GPS, sleep tracking, and workout tracking.
- The latest $4 is a basic budget-friendly fitness tracker that includes basic heart and sleep tracking.
Fitbit has three new smartwatches, including the $4, $4, and $4 that come with different sets of features, designs, and prices.
The $4 is the company's most advanced smartwatch to date that's geared towards health monitoring. It has an AMOLED screen, a six-day battery life, GPS, automatic activity tracking, sleep tracking, a built-in speaker and microphone to take calls, support for Amazon's Alexa or the Google Assistant smart assistants, and contactless payments support.
One of the $4 marquee features that differentiates it from other smartwatches, including the Apple Watch, is an EDA (electrodermal activity) sensor that can help track and manage your stress levels — it works by placing your palm above the Sense's watch face and measures small electrical changes in the sweat on your skin.
$4 also carries advanced heart monitoring features, including heart-rate variability, blood-oxygen levels (Sp02), ECG (electrocardiography), and on-wrist skin temperature sensing that — on paper — could rival the Apple Watch's gold-standard consumer health monitoring.
The $4 comes with GPS — a new feature in the Versa line — as well as a built-in speaker and microphone for calls, smart assistant support, and contactless payments. It features more basic heart-rate monitoring than the Sense, sleep tracking, and a six-day battery life.