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September 2020
(77%)
134 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(85%)
1175 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Attractive design with large
Always-on color display
Excellent battery life
Measures blood oxygen level
Features an ECG app
Robust stress management and sleep tracking features
Supports Amazon Alexa
Fitbit Pay
Spotify
High-end
Premium design
Improved quick-release straps
(Mostly) accurate GPS and heart rate sensors
Skin temp sensor provides useful data
Detailed sleep tracking
~6-day battery life
Lightweight and comfy to wear
OLED display looks fantastic
EDA and temperature sensors
Built-in GPS and NFC
Charger and watch bands are vastly improved
Nice design and band swapping mechanism
Loaded with nextgen sensors and tracking capabilities
Very good battery life
Comfortable and lightweight
Comprehensive health features
ECG capability
Built-in voice assistant
Reliable fitness tracking
Intuitive app
Extensive health tracking
Stylish and unobtrusive design
It's sharp enough
Gets bright outdoors
And Fitbit does a good job of hiding the bezels
More reliable notifications
Better shortcuts
Always-on display
And more
The Sense lasts the better part of a week (without always-on display)
The quick-release
Sleek design
Bright
Colorful screen
Intuitive interface
A ton of granular metrics
Including SpO2
Heart rate variability
Breath rate
Skin temp
And EDA
Nice integration with mindfulness training
Superb fit
Finish
And design
Bright and clear AMOLED display
Lightweight and comfortable for 24/7 wear
Extensive health tracking capability
Smart alarm
Various health scores for understanding progress
Comprehensive health tracking tools
Bright and sharp display
The editors didn't like
Expensive
Touch screen responsiveness could be better
Band release latch can be accidentally triggered
Small third-party app selection
Google Assistant
Bluetooth calling unavailable at launch
Bad inductive button
SpO2 tracking requires dedicated watch face
EDA sensor needs refining
Fitbit OS still needs work
Choppy performance
Fitbit app is riddled with bugs
SpO2 tracking only works with a certain watch face
Many features not available at launch
EDA quick scan takes too long
Fitbit OS is less intuitive and more frustrating than ever
Heavy reliance on Premium makes the price higher than it is
Proprietary straps
Needs more apps
Button placement could be an issue
Design won't turn heads
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Relatively small app catalog
Uncertain future
The EDA and SpO2 sensors are annoying to use
And I don't know that I believe the numbers
Music storage only with Deezer and Pandora Plus
Controlling playback on a phone requires extra steps
It's so much less easy to use than a real button
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Lots of bugs and performance hiccups
Solid-state button is fiddly
Some things just don't feel as fully integrated as they could be
Battery life is cut in half if you turn the display to always-on mode
No support for offline Spotify music
Buttonless design requires learning
Somewhat sluggish performance
Summary
The Fitbit Sense is a comprehensive health-tracking machine with basic smartwatch features and a new navigation system that can be difficult to master. It offers more wellness to
Published: 2020-10-12, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Abstract: Fitbit already is already synonymous with fitness. Its line of fitness trackers is one of the best in the market, where in the past few years we also saw expand to smartwatches. Aside from the third generation Versa, Fitbit has also released the Sense, a...
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Published: 2020-09-25, Author: Michael , review by: macworld.com
Nice design and band swapping mechanism, Loaded with nextgen sensors and tracking capabilities, Very good battery life
EDA quick scan takes too long, Fitbit OS is less intuitive and more frustrating than ever, Heavy reliance on Premium makes the price higher than it is
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...
Attractive design with large, always-on color display, Excellent battery life, Measures blood oxygen level, Features an ECG app, Robust stress management and sleep tracking features, Supports Amazon Alexa, Fitbit Pay, Spotify,
Expensive, Touch screen responsiveness could be better, Band release latch can be accidentally triggered, Small third-party app selection
Fitbit's premium, pricey Sense smartwatch puts a focus on your well-being with the ability to measure and monitor your stress, heart rhythm, skin temperature variation, and blood oxygen saturation...
Published: 2020-09-22, Author: DC , review by: dcrainmaker.com
There's no question Fitbit has packed in ‘all the sensors' to the Fitbit Sense. The challenge is whether or not all that data is usable and actionable. And at this point I'm just not seeing that occurring yet. With the exception of the ECG (which isn't im...
High-end, premium design, Improved quick-release straps, (Mostly) accurate GPS and heart rate sensors, Skin temp sensor provides useful data, Detailed sleep tracking, ~6-day battery life
Google Assistant, Bluetooth calling unavailable at launch, Bad inductive button, SpO2 tracking requires dedicated watch face, EDA sensor needs refining, Fitbit OS still needs work
The Fitbit Sense nails the basics. Built-in GPS is finally here, and the heart rate sensor has been improved. We also love the new quick-release straps. However, many features aren't available at launch, and the implementation of the EDA and SpO2 sensors...
Published: 2020-09-22, Author: Matthew , review by: zdnet.com
Superb fit, finish, and design, Bright and clear AMOLED display, Lightweight and comfortable for 24/7 wear, Extensive health tracking capability, Smart alarm, Various health scores for understanding progress
No support for offline Spotify music
I've been waiting for three years for Fitbit to release a successor to the Ionic that provides a GPS receiver so I was very excited to test out the Fitbit Sense. I ran with a Garmin watch, Coros Vertix, and the Fitbit Sense with the new HRM-Pro heart rate...
Lightweight and comfy to wear, OLED display looks fantastic, EDA and temperature sensors, Built-in GPS and NFC, Charger and watch bands are vastly improved
Choppy performance, Fitbit app is riddled with bugs, SpO2 tracking only works with a certain watch face, Many features not available at launch
Source: Joe Maring / Android CentralYou should buy this if. You need a smartwatch with great battery lifeWith many smartwatches only getting a couple of days of battery per charge, the Fitbit Sense knocks them out of the park by comparison. Depending on...
Comprehensive health tracking tools, Bright and sharp display,
Buttonless design requires learning, Somewhat sluggish performance, Summary, The Fitbit Sense is a comprehensive health-tracking machine with basic smartwatch features and a new navigation system that can be difficult to master. It offers more wellness to
As if all these features weren't enough, Fitbit also said more new stuff would be coming to the Sense later this year, including an FDA-cleared ECG tool, Google Assistant support and spoken replies from Alexa and the Google Assistant through the watch's s...
Sleek design, Bright, colorful screen, Intuitive interface, A ton of granular metrics, including SpO2, heart rate variability, breath rate, skin temp, and EDA, Nice integration with mindfulness training
Lots of bugs and performance hiccups, Solid-state button is fiddly, Some things just don't feel as fully integrated as they could be, Battery life is cut in half if you turn the display to always-on mode
