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Fitbit Sense Advanced Health Smartwatch

Fitbit Sense Advanced Health Smartwatch

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$162.38at Republeq, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Fitbit Sense Advanced Health Smartwatch

The Fitbit Sense is a health-focused smartwatch with an ECG app, an EDA sensor for stress tracking, and a skin temperature sensor, plus built-in GPS and 50-meter water resistance. It runs 6+ days per charge and handles notifications, quick replies and voice replies from the wrist. It is a 2020 device, so expect slower performance and a shorter feature runway than newer Fitbit models. No current price was provided for this page, so check the latest best price against its recent range before buying.

Best forBuyers who want ECG and stress tracking without an Apple Watch
Android and iPhone users who prioritize battery life over apps
Sleep and temperature tracking for people watching their health trends
Pros
  • ECG app for heart rhythm checks (region-dependent)
  • EDA sensor for stress tracking and guided sessions
  • Skin temperature sensor for overnight trend data
  • Built-in GPS and GLONASS for phone-free runs
  • 6+ days of battery life
  • Water-resistant to 50 meters
Cons
  • Older model with a slower interface than newer Fitbits
  • Limited third-party app selection
  • No offline Spotify storage on the watch
  • Some health features are region-locked

Fitbit Sense Advanced Health Smartwatch prices at every store

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Fitbit Sense Advanced Health Smartwatch price history

Lowest price we've seen: $162.38 on Oct 30 at Republeq. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owners generally rate the Sense well for health tracking and battery life, and reviewers liked the stress and sleep tools. The most common complaints are the higher price at launch, occasional syncing and sensor glitches, and a sparse app store.

Pros
  • Long battery life versus rivals
  • Useful sleep and stress insights
  • Comfortable for 24/7 wear
Cons
  • Launch price was high for the feature set
  • Syncing and sensor reliability issues for some
  • Few third-party apps

From Republeq

  • ECG, stress sensing, and a skin temperature sensor
  • Get notifications for calls, texts, calendar events, and apps like Gmail and Facebook
  • Send quick replies and voice replies right from your wrist
  • Built-in GPS + GLONASS
  • Water-resistant to 50 meters
  • Battery life up to 6+ days

Questions and answers

Is the Fitbit Sense still worth buying?
It is worth it if you want ECG, stress and temperature tracking with multi-day battery at a low price. Newer Fitbits and the Apple Watch are faster and better supported, so compare prices before deciding.
How does the Sense compare to the Sense 2?
The Sense 2 adds continuous EDA sensing and a slimmer body but drops some features and third-party apps. The original Sense is often cheaper and still covers ECG, GPS and temperature.
What is the battery life?
Fitbit rates it at 6+ days. GPS use and always-on display cut that to roughly a day or two.
Does it work with iPhone?
Yes, it pairs with both iOS and Android through the Fitbit app. Some features, like ECG and voice replies, vary by region and phone platform.
What is in the box?
The watch, a small and large wristband, and a magnetic charging cable. A wall adapter is not included.
When is it cheapest?
Prices drop around Black Friday, Prime Day and when a successor launches. Track its price history and buy below its recent average.