However, the preference towards large screens on wearables have seen modern fitness-focused wearables more closely resemble smartwatches, and this is the aesthetic that the Fitbit Versa 4 goes for. The Fitbit Versa 4 has an AMOLED screen, with various watch faces including Premium options as part of the subscription packageįitness trackers and bands once followed a distinct look, characterised by basic, narrow screens and a generally compact form factor. 20,499 in India and promises a smartwatch-like experience, but does not shy away from its fitness-first credentials. While the premium segment is now largely dominated by smartwatches with decent health-tracking capabilities, Fitbit remains dedicated to the idea of a smarter and better fitness tracker. Fitbit continues to work towards winning over this demographic, thanks to its combination of traditional hardware and ever-improving software. However, for fitness enthusiasts, a dedicated tracker that fits in their budget is still a worthwhile proposition. However, the concept of the fitness tracker itself is losing a bit of steam as smartwatches have now become affordable enough to make these smaller, fitness-focused bands somewhat obsolete. Fitbit's many achievements in its field has, to some extent, turned the brand name into something of a household term for wrist-worn fitness trackers.

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