A:AnswerHi, KM. The water reminder feature is not available in Fitbit Sense 2. For any additional questions and concerns, reach us at: https://goo.gle/contactfitbit
A:AnswerHi, Tonester. The Sense 2 can track many stats like steps, distance & calories burned. You can also track your favorite exercises like runs, bike rides, weights, elliptical & more and get live stats on your wrist.
A:AnswerHi, CharlieB. The Sense can definitely track all-day activity like steps, distance, active minutes and calories burned to show how every part of your day gets you closer to your goals.
A:AnswerIs the sense 2 waterproof?
Fitbit Sense 2 | water resistance rating: 50 meters
Just like the Luxe below, the top-of-the-range Fitbit Sense 2 is safe to wear in the pool, has a dedicated swimming workout mode and even tracks how long you've been swimming automatically.
A:AnswerI think you mean fitbit sense n fitbit sense 2 advance : anyhow 1 important feature for me is being able to scroll thru music on spotify . Cant do that w sense 2 advanced . Bummrr
A:AnswerGreat question, Chris. You can change the clock face on your Sense 2 directly through the Fitbit app. Here is how:
1. Open the Google Health app.
2. At the top left, tap Connections and then your device and then Watch faces.
3. Under the "Clocks" tab, browse the available clock faces.
4. Tap the clock face you want and then Install.
Check out this link for more details: https://support.google.com/fitbit/answer/14226056?hl=en#zippy=
A:AnswerGreat question, Diva. You don’t need a subscription to use the Sense 2 for tracking your daily activity, steps, heart rate, sleep, calories burned, and more. A Google Health Premium subscription is optional and provides access to additional features like Daily Readiness Scores, advanced sleep insights, and energizing workouts. Check out this guide for more information: https://support.google.com/googlehealth/answer/14237941
A:AnswerYes it has an ecg function as part of its basic package where you put your thumb and index fingers on the metal corners of the watch face for thirty seconds while keeping your arm and hand in a steady position.
The app will guide you through the process. As my doctor keeps reminding me, the Sense and other devices like are an "imprecise" medical device. They are directionally correct (my words).
The device also tells you to check with your doctor before taking any action
A:AnswerThe arrow in the bottom left is an icon, indicating that it counting your cardio minutes, the number of minutes that your heart rate gets above the "normal zone" and not the moderate, vigorous and peak ranges. These ranges vary by your age.
Cardio minutes happen when you exercise, as in run, walk, bike, kayak, lift weights, yoga, etc. For me when my heart rates gets above 97 bpm, it begins counting
A:AnswerYes, I charge this device in the mornings, when I first get up. I wear the Sense 2 at night to track my sleep. I think it has a battery life of 2 - 3 days at the moment.
