With the addition of a button on the side, Fitbit Sense 2’s design is very similar to that of the original Fitbit Sense. It boasts the same reliable curved display enclosed in a square dial with a metallic frame that we examined in our evaluation of its predecessor. The size of this panel is still a secret, though.
Remember that the original Fitbit Sense
had flagship smartwatch capabilities that were exclusive to the Apple Watch and
Samsung Galaxy Watch4: an EDA sensor to detect stress levels, SpO2, improved
heart rate tracking, 50m water resistance, voice assistant compatibility, and
an ECG sensor. But this feature wasn’t accessible in India, like with many
wonderful things in technology. This was introduced to Indian shores by Fitbit Sense,
and we anticipate the second-generation Fitbit Sense to do the same.
