Most smart watches also provide insight on your sleep patterns to help you stick to a healthier sleep schedule, and some are able to track your menstrual cycle or provide ovulation estimates. (Unfortunately, this is likely not the case for the Inspire 3, as per Fitbit’s usual habits.This story was updated in March 2023 to ensure all smart watches tested by the Good Housekeeping Institute's Media & Tech Lab were in stock, plus we updated picks to reflect the latest models.Ī smart watch is not only a handy fitness tracker that can motivate you to put on your walking shoes and reach your step goal for the day, but these gadgets make it easy to track all sorts of daily activities like running, rowing, yoga and more. You can reuse your bands from the Versa 3 and Sense with these new smartwatches, too. These upgrades will join returning features like on-board GPS, battery life of up to six days, and fast charging that gets you one day’s worth of juice for 12 minutes of charging time. Like the Inspire 3, the Versa 4 and Sense 2 have had their bodies shaved down for a thinner profile.Īlso new for both the Versa 4 and Sense 2 will be on-watch support for Google Maps and Google Wallet baked into their versions of FitbitOS. Meanwhile, the Sense 2 leans harder into health monitoring by tracking continuous electrodermal activity (cEDA) for an expanded ability to determine your stress levels, with all sensors now baked into the glass of its display. The Versa 4 will have over 40 exercise modes, expanding its tracking to include dance, CrossFit, weightlifting, HIIT, and more. Other notable feature boosts are the Versa 4’s expanded number of fitness modes and the Sense 2’s addition of a new sensor touted as highlights. While the capacitive button on the Versa 3 and Sense usually worked fine, it didn’t always respond with the same dead-on consistency of a physical counterpart. Possibly the most exciting upgrade for these two smartwatches is the return of a physical side button. A physical side button makes a return for the Versa 4 and Sense 2.
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