Over the last few years, Fitbit has continued to add health-tracking data aside from just workout metrics, so I was definitely interested to see its new offerings in those areas too.

Previously, I tried out the first version of the Fitbit Sense, and before that, I wore the Fitbit Ionic for a couple of years, so I’m pretty familiar with the Fitbit platform. The Sense 2 is part of the latest launch of Fitbit wearables, including the Versa 4 and Inspire 3. So when I had the opportunity to test out the Fitbit Sense 2-the latest version of the fitness tracking giant’s flagship device-I was eager to strap it on my wrist and give it a shot. The ability to track all these workouts and see how my body is responding has been a super important part of my fitness routine. So it’s no big surprise that I’m a huge fan of fitness trackers, and have worn one religiously for the past five years or so. My regular workout routine is filled with a whole host of different modalities-from running to lifting to indoor cycling-and I love health data.

Fitbit sense 2 review