A handful of renders that look official have landed on the web courtesy of @OnLeaks And 91Mobiles, with the first indicating that they are renderings for printing. These images show the design of: Fitbit Sense 2, Fitbit Versa 4 and Fitbit Inspire 3 with excellent detail, giving us by far the best view of each of the products. Looking at the Sense 2 first, we can see Fitbit’s subtle updates to the design, including the new physical button and new microphone positions. This is the same design we first talked about in early May.
The other noticeable change in these renders can be seen around the frame, which now has a surface used for the ECG sensor instead of anchoring it in the metal frame. In these renderings, we can see Fitbit Sense 2 in “Gold”, “Graphite” and “Platinum” versions, with light blue, black and light gray bands – as usual, Fitbit should offer many more band options.
As for the Fitbit Versa 4, we can notice largely the same look with the new physical button, but otherwise the design is largely unchanged from the Versa 3 and there are no additional sensors around the bezel, as the Versa series ECG is missing. Interestingly, the Versa 4 is only depicted in two colors: “Graphite” and “Rose”.
And finally, there’s Fitbit’s new dedicated fitness tracker, the Inspire 3, the most affordable of the Fitbit lineup overall, with the Inspire 2 costing just $79 when it launched last year.
Source: Lega Nerd
