A few users found the inductive button system to be less reliable, difficult to reach, and overall a bit frustrating.Īnother notable change is that the metallic ring around the screen on the original Sense, which actually hid the ECG sensor, has also been dropped. The second-generation Sense has a cleaner chassis design that now has an actual physical button to provide clicky feedback instead of an inductive solid-state sensor that acted as the home button on the first-gen Sense smartwatch. Let’s talk about the design changes expected.

If Fitbit aims to stick with a yearly refresh cycle - and given the opportune time of the latest leaks - the Sense 2, Versa 4, and Inspire 4 should be hitting the shelves in the coming weeks. The current-gen Fitbit wearables in the Versa, Sense, and Inspire lineup broke cover in August last year. The report doesn’t discuss a tentative launch date, but it likely isn’t too far off.

Tagging along the premium smartwatches is the Fitbit Inspire 3 fitness band. Tipster (via 91Mobiles) has shared official-looking product renders of the Fitbit Versa 4 and the Sense 2 smartwatches. Fitbit has a busy slate of fitness wearables lined up for debut, but they have all been unceremoniously leaked, giving us a clear look at their design and color options.

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