The Sense 2 is equipped with a heart rate sensor, ECG, EDA sensor, altimeter, gyroscope, accelerometer, and temperature sensor. Fitbit has changed the haptic button for a physical button, this alongside the touchscreen display makes navigation very easy. The straps are still the same as that of Fitbit Sense and they are also interchangeable.
Need more savings? Check out our Black Friday deals live blog (opens in new tab) on Tom's Guide right now.The Sense 2 has a 1.58 inches AMOLED display with a case made of aluminum and stainless steel bezel. Plus, with a savings of $100, you won’t find a better deal on a Fitbit right now. You could easily use this watch to train for a half marathon, start a new gym routine, or just get a better overall insight into your health. It also comes with a six-month Fitbit Premium membership, which allows you to get more advanced sleep tracking metrics, as well as access to a number of different workouts (read more about the pros and cons of Fitbit Premium here). The Fitbit Sense 2 has an impressive six-day battery life, built-in GPS for tracking workouts outdoors, and advanced health-tracking features. This is Fitbit’s first smartwatch since Fitbit was acquired by Google, and you can read our face-off between the newly released Google Pixel Watch vs the Fitbit Sense 2 here. One of the downsides when testing the Fitbit Sense 2 is that you can’t download third-party apps onto the tracker, although if you’re not overly bothered about having the Strava app or the Starbucks app on your watch, don’t let this put you off too much.įitbit has not yet clarified whether the full collection of third-party apps will be supported for Sense 2 in a future update however, it is confirmed that Google Pay and Google Maps will be available for the Sense soon.
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