A major Fitbit bug drew attention when the Google Pixel Watch 2 and Fitbit Charge 6 were released, and a month later the cycle repeated.
Despite all these ups and downs, there were glimmers of hope as Google responded to user feedback by relocating step bars and changing design elements. But the complicated transition from Wear OS 2 to Wear OS 3 and 4 made things worse.
As 2024 approaches, users can expect a more seamless integration between Google and Fitbit, without any unexpected hiccups.
It is not yet known whether innovations beyond Google and Samsung will emerge in the smartwatch market, but dissatisfied users can find solace in alternative brands such as Garmin and Withings.
Source: Ferra
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