The Sense 2 is available starting today in graphite metal with a graphite band, platinum meta with a lunar white band, and pale gold metal with a blue mist band. Again we will test it thoroughly for our review, but the Sense 2 should offer the same six days of battery life on a single charge, which given the more advanced sensors present on it is an even more impressive feat than on the Versa 4. The fitness focused features are also identical with built-in GPS, real-time tracking and run/walk detection. While it is slightly larger due to the added sensors the Sense 2 otherwise follows the new design of the Versa 4 also exactly with the same raised adjustment to the band to improve comfort and a physical button for the first time for the Sense line. The new Versa 4 is one of the most powerful Smartwatches on the market, offering high-end features such as Built-in GPS, Heart rate tracking, Daily Readiness Score, Active Zone Minutes, 40+ exercise modes, menstrual health tracking, stress management, and blood oxygen levels. Paired with the mindfulness, guided breathing and other techniques in the Fitbit app the goal is to reduce and manage your stress in a healthy manner. The most notable is the new Body Response sensor that Fitbit claims will offer 'all-day stress management.' This considers your heart rate, heart rate variability, skin temperature and more to determine events or conditions that cause your body stress.

Fitbit Sense 2 sticks to the same price point as the Fitbit Sense as well, although at $299 it is $20 more than the Galaxy Watch 4 and Apple Watch SE, however it features a number of more robust health tracking sensors than those watches.

Fitbit versa 4 features