Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa 3 will now get audible responses from Google Assistant and other features 

Fitbit has rolled out a slew of updates for two of its popular smartwatches including the Fitbit Sense, the Fitbit Versa 3.

Fitbit has rolled out a slew of updates for two of its popular smartwatches including the Fitbit Sense, the Fitbit Versa 3. The new updates will fetch audible responses from Google Assistant. Apart from this, the oxygen saturation or SpO2 will also start appearing on the Today dashboard on-wrist along with other important stats. The update will also bring along changes to the way users set their app faces. This would be rolled out to the premium Fitbit smartwatches that are currently being sold in the market. Announcing its new updates, Fitbit said in a blog post, “The latest FitbitOS release is jam-packed with new features and updates that make it easier than ever to stay healthy, connected, and motivated—right from your wrist. Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 users can now track SpO2 levels from the Today dashboard on-wrist,¹ plus get access to new clock face switcher functionality, new celebrations, and hear audible responses from Google.² Versa 3 users will also join Sense users in being able to better understand their heart health with high and low heart rate notifications.” Google Assistant: The most interesting feature that would be available to the Fitbit smartwatches is the Google Assistant support. With the new update, the users can now get audio responses from Google. For instance, if you ask Google to set an alarm for tomorrow at 8 am. Google will reply saying, “Done. Your alarm’s set for tomorrow at 7am.” You can also ask Google about your sleep quality and the total sleep hours. Google will say, “Since yesterday, you slept a total of 8 hr and 15 mins.” The replies will also appear in text format along with the audio responses. However, If you find audio responses too annoying, you can turn off the feature and get only text replies. You can do that in the Settings menu.