But the question remains: Is it smart enough for you? After spending a month with it affixed to my wrist, it's clearly a premium wearable that utilizes Fibit's excellent ecosystem of tracking capabilities, wellness insights, and app integration to offer some of the best health and wellness tracking in the game. Fitbit got rid of Google Assistant along with third-party app support - two big features that one could argue is more or less standard for smartwatches nowadays.Īdd in a discussion of the Google Pixel Watch, which is 'smarter' than the Sense 2 and has basically all the same health features for just $50 more (Google acquired Fitbit in 2021), you have to wonder who exactly the Sense 2 is supposed to be for.īut the Sense 2 could be appealing to a specific user. In terms of smarts, Fitbit made some questionable downgrades. But those changes come with growing pains, especially for loyal users. The company also put a lot of effort into enhanced health and wellness features, including meaningful improvements to stress tracking. And while it excels at offering holistic health data, some may be disappointed about how 'smart' it can be.įor its second iteration of the Sense, Fitbit made some excellent improvements to its design.

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