Key points
- Third-party app and clockface installs stop on 28 November.
- Existing apps remain functional but cannot be reinstalled if deleted.
- Core fitness tracking and messaging features continue to work.

Google announced on Monday that support for third-party applications on several older Fitbit models will end in November. Google announced that starting November 28, users will be unable to install or update third-party apps or clocks on these Fitbit smartwatches.reported The update impacts the Fitbit Sense and Sense 2, along with the Fitbit Versa, Versa Lite, Versa 2, Versa 3, and Versa 4.reported
Evidence: reported
Your FitBit Versa and Sense smartwatches will lose some features this month – what to knowaifleet-zdnet
Evidence: reported
Your FitBit Versa and Sense smartwatches will lose some features this month – what to knowaifleet-zdnet
The claim
According to ZDNet AI, this update may signify the beginning of obsolescence for these devices.reported The restriction means that while currently installed third-party apps will continue to work after the cutoff date, users cannot reinstall them if they delete them. Google stated that users can still use apps and clock faces created by Fitbit and Google. Google recommended updating to the newest app versions to ensure Fitbit- and Google-developed apps continue to work correctly.
Evidence: reported
Your FitBit Versa and Sense smartwatches will lose some features this month – what to knowaifleet-zdnet
What the paper shows
The support cutoff coincides with Black Friday sales, during which Google’s Pixel Watch 5 received a discount.reported Evidence suggests these devices are being gradually discontinued to make way for Google’s newest offerings, such as the Pixel Watch, the screenless Fitbit Air, and the Fitbit Edge.
Evidence: reported
Your FitBit Versa and Sense smartwatches will lose some features this month – what to knowaifleet-zdnet
Why it matters
- Third-party app and clockface support ends on Nov. 28 for Fitbit Versa and Sense models.
- Deleted third-party apps cannot be reinstalled after the cutoff date.
- Core functions like workout tracking and messaging remain operational.
- The change signals a phase-out of older devices in favor of newer Google hardware.
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- Third-party app and clockface installs stop on 28 November.
- Existing apps remain functional but cannot be reinstalled if deleted.
- Core fitness tracking and messaging features continue to work.