Displayįitbit has over the years gradually improved the quality of display. This makes Luxe a much better fit for someone who wants a low-key device on their wrist. The other two come in at 40.48 mm in width and 12.35 mm in depth. It measures only 17.5 mm in width and 10.1 mm in depth. The main distinguishing factor is its size. Luxe, on the other hand, couldn’t look more different. But in reality, there’s very little in it. Sense has some more metal parts in its build which make it look a fraction more premium.
The way to distinguish the two is in the detail. Sense and Versa 3 look practically identical. But each subsequent generation improves on its predecessor in multiple ways. All of these devices stick to the tried and tested designs. Hence their design is quite different.įitbit is not really experimenting too much in the looks department. When comparing the three devices it is important to note that Sense and Versa 3 come in the form of smartwatches, Luxe is a fitness band. Here’s how the trio compares.įitbit Luxe vs Sense vs Versa 3: Hardware and design Overall look Along with the always popular Charge 4 (and now Charge 5), the best of the lot are recent additions which include Luxe, Sense and Versa 3.
In the meantime you have a healthy choice of Fitbit-branded fitness bands and smartwatches to pick from.
Rumors are we might finally see the long-awaited Pixel Watch in the latter part of this year.Įssential reading: Best fitness trackers and health gadgets As far as Google, we are yet to see something released under its moniker. So it seems the collaboration with the search giant has not changed much, at least for now. It’s business as usual and the company has just released its latest fitness band called Luxe. If you are worried whether Fitbit will continue to churn out devices after the Google acquisition, you can put your fears to rest.
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