However, she notes that the Sense’s high price point “might give you pause,” considering the competition it’s up against.

She adds that “while it’s first and foremost a health-tracking wearable, the Sense offers a few nice smartwatch features.” the ability to check your blood oxygen saturation level, heart rate, skin temperature, and stress level are useful features to have at this time.

PCMag’s Angela Moscaritolo says the Fitbit Sense seems like a timely release given the ongoing pandemic.

“That way, you’ll save some dollars and wait for Fitbit to iron out the kinks for the next generation of Sense.” They say that “if you want a health device to monitor your daily stats, and also wanted ECG on a Fitbit, this is your watch.” However, if you can do without the extra features, the Versa 3 is more than up to the task and is a great and cheaper alternative.

Cnet’s Lexy Savvides and Scott Stein have mixed feelings about the Fitbit Sense.

Here’s what other reviewers from around the web have to say about the Fitbit Sense.

What other reviewers from around the web think

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