Fitbit Sense

The Fitbit Sense 2 is a high-end fitness tracker that comes with several advanced sensors for more in-depth health metrics and a premium design that w...

Alright guys, so considering the price, the quality, the color, the performance, the accuracy, the battery life and everything like that, I would go a...

Now that is awesome. Fitbit in my opinion have made a huge improvement when it comes to the charging cradle. It just magnetizes to your watch like tha...

Battery life hasn't been an issue for me, however, because the final thing to know about the Fitbit Sense is that it is capable of quick charging.

Hey everyone! I've had Fitbit Sense since late last year (and previously I was a happy Pebble Time user).

Fast forward to today, my 13-month-old Sense died overnight, out of nowhere, with no preceding issues that would portend something was wrong with it. I contacted support to discuss, and since all the troubleshooting steps couldn't resolve the issues, they escalated it for warranty purposes. Said escalation resulted in receiving an email with the expected "your device is no longer in the warranty period, and therefore isn’t eligible for replacement," but oh wow another 35% discount on yet another new device, how generous!. Take your token discounts and shove it.

I do like the Sense I have, but I'd definitely not recommend it as a new purchase anymore. Nor any other Fitbit for that matter. The OS development has obviously stagnated, the UI hasn't been polished much since the last redesign and poor memory management for apps, the connectivity (un)reliability and the very limited app store don't make Fitbits a very attractive purchase anymore. I assume that Google has redirected most of Fitbit's development resources into the Pixel watch they're supposedly developing after they acquired the company.