Wasserstein offers new clip holster for Fitbit Charge 5, Versa 4, Sense 2

If you wan to use your Fitbit device without it attached to your wrist, Wasserstein has also unveiled a special clip holster you can use. It's available for the Fitbit Charge 5, Versa 4, and Sense 2. This lets you clip the wearable on your clothing while using these devices. You will lose heart rate tracking, but your Fitbit device can still offer basic workout and step monitoring.

Like the new 3-in-1 charging dock, this clip holder will be available by mid-October. The brand's Made for Fitbit line also introduces new screen protectors for the aforementioned devices. You can get the clip holder for US$16.99 (around CA$22) for the Charge 5 or US$19.99 (~CA$26) for the Sense 2 or Versa 4. The screen protectors start at US$13.99 (~CA$18).

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Fitbit and Brother Vellies outs new band for new smartwatches

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Fitbit has collaborated again with Brother Vellies for a new woven leather band for the new Sense 2 and Versa 4 watches. The new band is available in black and oak for $54.95. It's available only through Fitbit's website. If you have the Sense and Versa 3, you can still use this new band with your wearable.

The company is also offering additional 24mm attach accessories for your Fitbit smartwatches. These include three new infinity bands in blue mist, pink sand, and waterfall blue ($29.95), sport bands in glow up/frost white and sea blue/ocean ($34.95), vegan leather bands in flax and indigo ($49.95) and Horween leather band in garnet color ($49.95). All new accessories work with the newest smartwatches, and Fitbit Sense and Versa 3.

Fitbit debuts new health- and fitness-focused Sense 2, Versa 4 smartwatches

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It feels like it's been a while since we've heard from Fitbit, but now the Google-owned company is back with a few new devices and accessories. Two of these are refreshes to its Versa and Sense line. While the Fitbit Versa 4 focuses on fitness, the Sense 2 takes a deeper dive into your overall wellness. 

These aren't running on Wear OS yet, but the Fitbit OS versions on them do have touches of Google infused in them. They have Google Assistant support and will get Google Wallet is coming "soon." These watches get a version of Wear OS Tiles, which lets you add customizable widgets to the side of the clock face. But these are limited to first-party apps, so that's mostly fitness information. The app drawer also looks a bit more like what's on Wear OS 3. Google Maps and turn-by-turn navigation support is coming, but there's no date yet for its arrival.

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