Looking at historical trends in the Fitbit app, the days when the Fitbit detected more body responses were the days when we knew we were feeling particularly anxious.Fitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4 are now receiving a software update, which brings key new features to the devices. “The Fitbit Sense 2 was incredibly precise at detecting when we were stressed. “Just like the first Sense, the Sense 2 can monitor your stress levels, but now it does it 24/7,” our writer said. What continues to set the Fitbit Sense series apart from the competition is its focus on mindfulness. Plus, that all-day stress-tracking sensor is pretty revolutionary. Being able to wear a device and not think about charging it puts the Sense 2 leaps and bounds ahead of some Wear OS devices, which can only clock in one day’s worth of battery before needing a recharge,” they added. “It fast-charges too, so you can pop it on the magnetic charger and get it juiced up in an hour or so. You get up to six days of battery life on a single charge, and our reviewer sometimes even got more than that, depending on their level of activity. It also features a speaker and a microphone, so you can take and receive calls from your wrist using Bluetooth.īut one of its standout features is the battery life, with our reviewer calling it “absolutely bonkers”. There’s a 24/7 heart rate monitor, a built-in GPS to help you on your runs, a “daily readiness score” – which is essentially a rating based on your Fitbit data to assess whether you’re ready to work out or should prioritise recovery – and more than 40 exercise modes to pick from, including CrossFit, gymnastics and more. It features an all-day stress sensor, sleep analysis, a SpO2 sensor, a health metric dashboard, menstrual health tracking and lots more. The Fitbit Sense 2 was launched in late September, and is the company’s most premium smartwatch.

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