Published: 2020-11-23, Author: Lama , review by: futurefive.co.nz
The Fitbit Sense is definitely a step in the right direction. It shows that Fitbit is up with the times and are pushing the boundaries. It is a great product for anyone that really cares about those extra sensors. However, for me, I am not sure it is the...
Published: 2020-09-25, Author: Michael , review by: pcworld.co.nz
For $330, the Fitbit Sense falls nearly perfectly in between the $279 Apple Watch SE and $399 Apple Watch Series 6. However, it may as well be in no-man's land. It might be able to do some things that the Apple Watch can't but it's hard to justify choosin...
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Published: 2022-03-12, Author: Patrick , review by: Digitaltrends.com
Yes. At $300, the detailed health and sleep tracking can't be beat. It's a far more affordable option than many fitness trackers on the market, and the social community aspect means you'll have workout partners from around the globe — as well as an attrac...
Stress tracking, Great design and display, Calls from wrist, Fitbit app
Non-buckle wrist strap, Some metrics for paying Premium subscribers only
The Sense adds a lot of new health features at the top-end of the Fitbit range. You could call it the hypochondriac's smartwatch, it's so full of warning signs, but there's a lot here that will help indicate serious health problems that you will have the...
Published: 2021-03-04, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
good screen, responsive, slim design, extensive health tracking, ECG, good basic workout tracking, GPS, good activity motivation, Google Assistant/Alexa, solid smartwatch battery life
not sustainable, no OOW repair options, proprietary straps, issues with GPS accuracy, no advanced workout tracking, some healthtracking features require additional monthly subscription, short charging cable
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.It has many advanced health sensors, including ECG for heartbeat rhyth...
Solid and premium design,Lovely vibrant display,Easy to use,Fitbit app is brilliant,Good accessory collection,Great sleep tracking,Spotify support,Great health features
Heart-rate sensor slow to respond,Smartphone notifications pointless,No Google Assistant yet,Limited third-party app support,Fitbit Pay support from banks is minimal,Lots of features locked behind Fitbit Premium
The Fitbit Sense has a premium and solid design, a great display, and it comes packed full of health features, while also delivering brilliant battery life.Sleep tracking, general activity tracking, and the health data that the Sense offers are great, but...
Published: 2020-10-23, Author: Matt , review by: stuff.tv
Comfortable to wear, Nice OLED display, EDA, ECG, SpO2 and a skin temperature sensor make the Sense unrivalled for health features, Apple Watch-embarrassing battery life
Seriously buggy and slow, Data overload can be both vague and confusing, Forces you into selecting a certain watchface for SpO2 measurements, You need Fitbit Premium to maximise it
The Fitbit Sense is a fiercely ambitous smartwatch with mixed results. On the one wrist, you can't help but admire its intention, and really investing your time in the vast amount of health data it stores for you will surely see you rewarded over time. We...
Looks great, Comfortable to wear, Innovative health features
Not all new features ready at launch, SpO2 watch face is fiddly to use
Overall, then, it's a tentative thumbs up for the Fitbit Sense. This isn't a watch for stats nerds, serious 10km racers or triathletes; if you fall into one of these categories, you might want to get a Garmin, a Polar, Suunto or Coros.However, the Sense i...
Published: 2020-10-06, Author: James , review by: wareable.com
Health data galore, Stress and mindfulness, We love temperature tracking
Bugs and performance issues, Insights lacking on key data, Smartwatch features lagging
The Fitbit Sense is a big leap forward as a health watch, but one that produces a lot of data but perhaps fewer insights. It's the right device for these strange times. If you're comfortable with that data approach, then there's a lot to like here. But th...
