Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fit was good. Took me awhile to figure out setup but really liking it

Love all the tracking this provides. Nice quality that Fitbit is known for!

Pretty much the same as the Versa, just wanted the ecg ability..

Love it and all it's features❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Love the features and so customizable. I added a metal band.

I prefer this to my Apple watch 7 for 3 simple reasons: The battery lasts 5-6 days. I get Heart Rate tracking 24/7. You just can't beat the Fitbit sleep tracking. There are so many other amazing features but as someone who is always keeping track of his health I would highly recommend this watch.

I bought this product just 1 year and one month ago today. It eas great at first, i was tracking and recording my heart rate during the day, sleep at night, etc. unfortunately, it has begun to fall apart. I attempted to contact the company but no one is available. This product costed me $300 and last just a year… retail prices with “Temu” quality.

This was a good watch until the little metal strip on the back fell off. The watch is worthless without it. It’s obvious a manufacturer defect because 3 weeks after mine feel off so did my husbands. They were roughly the same age. This watch was way too expensive for it to fall apart like it did. The rubber that the metal strip is attached to is disintegrating.

Great watch if you’re into fitness. Easy to use with plenty of features.

Helps to stay on track along with weight eatchers programs.

Stopped working after a month. Talked to a few people in the Fitbit FB community and they had the same experience. Won't change but had no physical damage. I've owned Ones in the past no issues

Only have had this for a year and a few months and it’s already falling apart. Battery doesn’t last as stated. I would definitely say it’s not worth what I paid for.

I’ve been using the Fitbit Sense 2 (Graphite, 2022) for several months now, and it’s hands-down the best smartwatch I’ve owned. The sleek design looks great on my wrist, whether I’m at the gym or in a meeting, and it’s incredibly lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. The health features are where this thing really shines. I love the continuous heart rate monitoring, stress management tools, and EDA sensor. The built-in ECG and SpO2 tracking give me peace of mind, especially when it comes to heart health. Sleep tracking is detailed and surprisingly accurate — it’s helped me identify patterns and improve my sleep quality. Battery life is solid — I easily get 6+ days on a single charge, which is so convenient. The interface is smooth, the touchscreen is responsive, and it syncs effortlessly with my phone. I also appreciate the built-in GPS and guided breathing sessions. If you’re serious about your health, fitness, or just want a smarter way to stay connected without being glued to your phone, the Fitbit Sense 2 is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

I bought this for the ECG and it's super accurate. Much easier to use than the Google pixel watch where you have to rest your finger on the dial. But on the Fitbit you place your fingers on the sides of the watch on the glass facing and it's much easier to get an accurate read. Battery life can last me a whole week because I have battery saver on and no notifications as well as dim the screen. I wish the band was a performance sports band the kne it comes with gets hot on your skin.

I absolutely love my Fitbit ! I have both the Fitbit and the apple watch and surprisingly I enjoy more of the features on my Fitbit Sense then I do the apple watch . I have suffered severe sleep apnea, and this watch truly was a life safer it made me feel safer with it on. The fact that I was a light sleeper if my heart rate was off or my oxygen was off it would make noise and wake me ! And I would change positions. (Please don't take this as medical advice) always consult medical advice if you have sleep apnea!!! This to me was just a piece of mind for my self. I absolutely loved the trackings and the beautiful screens they had , simple and easy to read and understand. Ex ) my sleep tracking was awesome and I could show my Drs if needed ! And I loved the walking gps as well and the exercises too!! The whole watch is it's own little world ! You will truly enjoy it if you get it ! And it could be used with iPhone and android ,however I have both phones and I get more out of the android pairing then I do on the iPhone pairing ! You don't get any less of a watch , the only thing that changes is your texts that come up on the watch , you can't reply back. You can only see them when it's paired to an iPhone, if it's paired to a android of any kind it will be able to voice reply or quick reply . That is the absolute only thing you lose if you're an iPhone user ! Other than that it's truly enjoyable and a VERY lightweight watch !! Which is also an absolute delight to deal with !! The battery is beautiful lasts two days ! You can enjoy this watch from your daily excersise to your coffee intake ,to your guilty snacks to resting your head at night ! Hope you all enjoy if you choose to buy one !

I upgraded (updated?) from a Versa 3 - which was a great watch. Unfortunately-out of the blue it simply just checked out (couldn't hold a charge, screen not working). So the Versa 2 is similar in most ways - exact same size, compatible bands, always on GPS (which is the 2nd biggest selling point for me besides battery life), etc. Most of the functions and available features are the same with a few small changes...some good, some annoying. Good: a more accessible physical button makes it MUCH easier to access menus, make selections, etc. A 'quick access' menu to recently used functions is also very helpful. Screen is bright and adjustable. More screens & menus help to separate out some of the features & metrics a bit more than the Versa 3. Battery life is on average 3 days give or take depending on usage. I do NOT use the 'always on' feature, but do have about 7 different apps that send notifications as well as calls, etc. The 'Not So Good': battery life does seem to be about 1 day less than my Versa 3 was under same conditions. The physical button being easier to access DOES create some challenges when arms are folded with wrist bent back, the button now gets pressed a little TOO easily. No more ability to control music being played on my phone either. Not a MAJOR loss, but why take it away? The one biggest annoyance is that is seems that 'quiet hours' are set by default (10:00pm-6:00am) where notifications turn off. And this feature is not super simple to turn off fully (can be temporarily stopped in 'quick settings') and seems to keep turning itself back on after updates, etc. Overall a good purchase and I'm happy with it and would recommend as a purchase. There are better watches out there, but for the money this is hard to beat...especially if you don't want to have to take it off to charge EVERY NIGHT.

Wasn't sure about the size being too big, it is quite comfortable, but it does stick out a little more than I care for. I am very pleased with ease of use and all the bells and whistles included.

I only need to charge this every 6 days or so, while my prior smart watch had to be charged every night. The display is bright and easy to read. No problems with the phone app (android), and I confirmed the pulse readings are accurate. Very happy with it.

Does a great job keeping up with me. Tracks my sleep patterns and my heart rate.

The watch is great if you are interested in monitoring you health. tracks steps, sleeping, heart beats and more. The FitBit app is a must for you to track everything. I haven't used voice as I always have my phone with me. I still haven't learned everything yet.