There are a few different aspects to the news, but the Fitbit Sense is now available in silver stainless steel for the first time, with a sage grey band.

It occurs as the firm revamps its Sense and Versa 3 strap and band choices, with the same sage grey band accessible for purchase simultaneously.

For the first time, the firm has introduced hook/loop type bands in blue and charcoal colors.

There are also two vegan leather bands available, as well as new silicone alternatives.

The company has also announced a host of new bands in its Designer Collection, in collaboration with Brother Vellies (above), and extended its partnership with Victor Glemaud for a second time.

The Brother Vellies collection for Sense and Versa includes scrunchie style band, but made of Horween leather. Theyre designed to mold to your wrist over time. Those bands are available in oak and black for $54.95 (4,057.85 INR).

Following that are other band selections inspired by inclusiveness from Victor Glemaud (below), who are back for a second season. They're constructed of recycled plastic fibres, gender-neutral in design, and come in a range of skin tones. Each of these Versa 3 and Sense bracelets costs $39.95 (2,950.16 INR).

Fitbit has indeed been striving to bring flair to its bands for a long time, and has sponsored a Designer Collection with Tory Burch since 2015.

With the release of the Fitbit Luxe in 2021, those efforts have been ramped up another notch, with a stainless-steel casing and the incorporation of an AMOLED display.

We're now anticipating the Fitbit Charge 5, which, according to leaked photos, will receive a major aesthetic overhaul, replicating many of the design changes seen on the Fitbit Luxe. We don't know when that will be live, but it should be in the next several weeks.

Fitbit.com has all of the latest Fitbit bands available right now.

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