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The video reviews the Fitbit Sense 2, a wearable device packed with features for fitness and health tracking. The Sense 2 boasts a new design and various color options, retailing at $299.95 in the US and $269.99 in the UK. It offers over 40 exercise modes, built-in GPS, a Max screen brightness option, and features like the Eda sensor for stress management and an ECG app for heart rhythm analysis. The battery life is around five days with regular use but decreases to five hours with GPS tracking. Despite missing features from the original Sense like third-party app support and Google Assistant, the reviewer recommends the Sense 2 for its design, simplicity, and functionality.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the new Fitbit Sense 2, highlighting key features and details. The Sense 2 has a new design replacing the stainless steel case with the Versa 4 and comes with various unique color options. It is priced at $299.95 in the US and $269.99 in the UK. The device is lightweight and comfortable, with a new physical button replacing the previous haptic one for easier use. The Sense 2 offers over 40 exercise modes, including weight lifting, power lifting, CrossFit, and golfing. The order of these modes can be customized for convenience. The device has built-in GPS for runners to track without needing a phone.
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In this segment of the video, the Sense 2 features a Max screen brightness option for easy viewing in bright conditions. It offers mindfulness activities like the Eda sensor to manage stress levels by detecting changes in sweat levels. Users can engage in quick two-minute scans or 60-minute guided programs to monitor stress responses. The Sense 2 also includes an ECG app for heart rhythm analysis, allowing users to save data for medical consultation. It notifies users of irregular heart rhythms but doesn’t detect heart attacks or blood clots. The Sense 2 provides workout heart rate tracking, but some users may experience delayed responses.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the battery life of the device, stating that with normal brightness settings and regular use, they achieved up to five days of continued use. Using GPS for tracking activities like walks or runs can reduce the battery life to about five hours. The charging time from 0 to 100 takes around two hours, but a quick 12-minute charge can provide a full day’s battery use. The speaker mentions upcoming features like Google Pay and Google Maps that will be added soon. They also compare the Sense 2 with the original Sense, highlighting differences such as build quality and the absence of third-party app support and Google Assistant in the new model. Despite these changes, the speaker recommends the Sense 2 for its design, simplicity, and functionality.