Seguimiento del estrés; Gran diseño y pantalla; La aplicación Fitbit;

Correa de muñeca insegura; Algunas métricas para pagar solo para los suscriptores Premium;

Seguimiento del estrés; Gran diseño y cómodo; Plataforma de Fitbit;

Correa de muñeca insegura; Ciertas métricas solo para suscriptores de pago;

Suivi du stress; Design et écran superbes; Appels depuis le poignet; Application Fitbit; Analyse détaillée du sommeil;

Assez peu d’applications compatibles; Fonctionnalités avancées réservées aux abonnés Premium; Manque de fluidité;

The Fitbit Sense is the company’s premier fitness tracker and smartwatch all in one, and it’s currently on sale for just $199.95 on Amazon(Opens in a new window) and Fitbit.com(Opens in a new window), a $100 discount. While Amazon doesn’t list an end date for this sale, Fitbit has indicated that it’s running a special Presidents' Day sale(Opens in a new window) through Feb. 21 with large discounts on many of its products, including this $100 sale on the Sense. It’s also offering free shipping on orders over $50. The Fitbit Sense is a highly capable wearable. It provides a lot of the basics you’d expect out of a fitness tracker, including step counting, 24/7 heart rate monitoring, and tracking for a variety of exercises. Its water-resistant design can hold up to swims and showers. It also offers some higher-level features like on-device GPS, stress management, blood oxygen saturation tracking, and a built-in electrocardiogram that can check for signs of unusual heart rhythms. The t...

Not every Fitbit offers all of the features listed below. Some functions are more premium, reserved for higher-end models like the Sense, while others are fairly standard across nearly every device the brand offers.

ECG and blood oxygen monitors, Can control with voice assistants, Similar features to Apple watch, but with longer battery, Weighs less than the Sense, Larger screen with higher resolution compared to Versa 2, Fast charging speed, Sleek and comfortable design with multiple band options, Full-color...

Screen can be unresponsive at times, No high/low heart rate notifications or ECG scan, Fewer smartwatch features than Sense and Versa, Smaller screen can be difficult to read on the run, No heart rate tracking, No color display, No Fitbit Pay or music control, No color display, GPS use drains...

The Fitbit Sense is an ambitious smartwatch that seems like a perfect fit for these stressful times, with as much emphasis on mental wellbeing as tracking physical workouts. There's room for improvement on the software side, but if you're interested in practicing mindfulness and making small steps towards a healthier lifestyle, the Sense could be just the tool to help you along the way.

Detailed mood and stress logging; On-board GPS for workouts; Extremely comfortable to wear;

Many tools require Fitbit Premium; Step counts not 100% inaccurate

The Fitbit Sense is a solid smartwatch with a good screen, a relatively slim design, two day-plus battery life, solid Google Assistant or Alexa integration and simple smartphone alerts.

Pros: good screen; responsive; slim design; extensive health tracking; ECG; good basic workout tracking; GPS; good activity motivation; Google Assistant/Alexa; solid smartwatch battery life.

Cons: not sustainable; no OOW repair options; proprietary straps; issues with GPS accuracy; no advanced workout tracking; some health-tracking features require additional monthly subscription; short charging cable.

The Fitbit Sense is the flagship device in the Fitbit range, the top device from one of the top names in wearables – and we've had one strapped to our wrist for the past couple of weeks to try and figure out whether or not it's worth the US$299.95 that you'll have to pay to get hold of one.

The features I like the most are the health apps and reminders. I am over 70 and need reminders for regular medications and wear sense to bed and check my overnight oxygen levels.