Then there is the Fitbit OS that has remained mostly unchanged over the years in terms of the interface. Then there are features such as menstrual health tracking, active sleep tracking, smart alarms, guided breathing, Always-on-Display and voice assistant support that have become somewhat of a standard now.īasically, Sense is offering a host of fitness tracking features that are powered by a wide gamut of sensors working together in harmony to make this smartwatch as proficient as it is. Sense's feature line up includes an EDA Scan app, that divulges details about your stress levels, an ECG app, that talks about your heart health and alerts you if you show signs of atrial fibrillation, a blood oxygen monitor, an on-wrist skin temperature sensor, PurePulse 2.0, built-in GPS and snore and noise detection functionality to name a few. It is also the first in line to get new features with OS updates.
If not, these straps are comfortable to wear (even at night) and they also remain smudge and sweat-free under all conditions.įitbit is putting its best foot forward with Sense. Of course, you will have to splurge a little extra for that. If you don't like these straps or if they are a bit boring for your taste, you can always pick one from Fitbit's library of straps for Sense. These straps come in Sage Grey, Carbon and Lunar White colour variants and they are coupled with a chassis in Silver Stainless Steel, Graphite Stainless Steel and Soft Gold Stainless Steel colours respectively. Completing the packing are silicone straps that come in the box. The touch-based controls are almost equally efficient and they hardly ever skip a beat. On top, you get a beautiful and bright coloured OLED display that is visible even in the bright sunlight. Yet, it is the presence of haptic touch that makes all the difference and distinguishes it from the Versa series. You get a squarish dial with curved edges boxed inside a metallic chassis - something that we have also seen in the Versa series. It has the same design (well, almost the same design) that we have come to like in Fitbit smartwatches. And yet it's their familiar features that make loyalists stick to the brand year after year. In fact, they are some of the most stylish smartwatches in the market right now. But Fitbit's smartwatches are an exception to this rule. After all, style or a stylish product would evolve with time and if it is evolving, it won't be familiar. Now, some might argue that these words don't go together. Two words that we can associate with Fitbit's smartwatches are - stylish and familiar. The question is, what are you getting when you pick Sense over others.īefore we get to it, let's talk about the design. Now, the question here isn't whether or not you should buy the Fitbit Sense or not.
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