It adds a silver tint around the frame (from certain angles it looks like a bit of plastic that did not peel off), but it’s not always noticeable and far from a concern. Look carefully and you’ll see a border of sorts round the edges of the watch, which is there to accommodate on-the-spot EDA scans. Scrolling through the screens provides most of the information you need in a clearer fashion, while you can also swipe up to see your notifications, and down for further options with the watch’s setup. It’s MUCH better than the previous touch button which often did not quite ‘press’ as intended.įitbit also managed to improve the user interface on the Sense 2, with information flowing a lot better. Overall, the Sense 2 is a much improved device with a few noteable extras, and a couple of let-downs.įirst the good stuff, and this time round even though the design of the watch looks pretty much the same, it works a lot better with the physical button incorporated on the left-hand side. Fitbit’s Sense 2 picks things up where the original Sense left off.

Fitbit sense 2 review