Fitbit Versa 3/Sense Sport Band Accessory

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Like most Fitbits, the Sense is supplied with two bands to fit a range of wrist sizes. The smaller band fits wrists 5.5-7.1 inches in circumference, while the larger one fits wrists 7.1-8.7 inches in circumference. The Health Metrics dashboard and the metrics displayed in the dashboard are not available in all countries. This feature should not be relied on for any medical purposes. It is intended to provide information that can help you manage your well-being. The SpO2 feature requires more frequent charging.

This is not a feature that the Fitbit Versa offers, and you yourself can decide on the relevance of such a feature in your life. As our customer The easiest way to put it is that a band for Fitbit Versa 3 is compatible with Fitbit Sense, whereas a band for Fitbit Versa 4 is compatible with Fitbit Sense 2.

Varies with use and other factors; up to 12 hours with continuous GPS. Get 24 hours of charge with 12 minutes of charging. Being able to monitor your heart rate without having to wear a chest band is great - that and measuring resting heart beat without even giving it a thought is superb. The device does need to be snug, but not overly tight . It might seem obvious but with very skinny wrists this is not always that easy. The device can slip towards your hand, stop measuring your pulse, which can then result in a disappointingly low calorie count when the day had been spent engaging in lots of physical activity and you were excited to see how well you'd done. Our Fitbit Sense 2 silicone straps are perfect for daily use, but are also nicely suited for sports. The silicone material is flexible, soft and also lightweight. This makes them comfortable to wear, even during intense activities. Because these straps are also water and sweatproof, you can clean them easily when you are done with your workout. This ensures you can keep using your strap intensely for years to come. We've got multiple colours and types of silicon straps available for the Fitbit Sense 2. A nylon strap for the Sense 2 You can adjust the watch's brightness, volume, and other options through the settings menu (Image credit: Future) As with any electronic device, sometimes equipment needs restarting. One sign that this is the case is your Sense 2 not syncing with the Fitbit app. No need to be worried, at least not until you have turned it off and on again. This could be turning the Fitbit Sense 2 off and on, or your phone.

Any issues with syncing can be avoided by syncing regularly, we find that if you lapse in syncing your Sense 2 with your phone, there is a greater likelihood of it failing to complete the sync. Exercise detector You can’t talk about said watch faces without bringing up the biggest disappointment with the Fitbit Sense 2. While the first Sense had access to the App Gallery for adding additional features and watch faces to your wearable, this has been taken away from both the Sense 2 and Versa 4 with no explanation. But Fitbit could make it more comfortable still if it offered straps that weren’t so darned awkward to put on. Maybe I’m in the minority here, but I find the silicone band enormously difficult to wear for extended periods – either comically loose or uncomfortably tight – and that means I have to go through the song and dance of putting it on way more often than I’d like. You have to snake the band through two tight gaps and then fasten it shut with a stud that pushes against the vein. It makes me wince just writing it down.Heart rate fared better. Compared to a chest strap’s measurements, the Fitbit wasn’t too far off, measuring an average heart rate of 161bpm on the longer run, compared to the chest strap’s 154bpm. This higher average was down to bigger spikes, with Fitbit claiming to measure 178bpm, while the chest strap maxed out at 174bpm. With the Fitbit Sense, however, the company moved away from strictly workout branding and focused on something else: wellness. Exercise and wellness are obviously very closely related, maybe even inseparable, but Fitbit themselves call it "Advanced Health."