For those needing a refresher, Google bought Fitbit in 2021 and ever since, has slowly chipped away at everything that makes ...

Disable always-on display. Generally ... the app version if you’re experiencing this issue. Remember that the Fitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4 do not support third-party apps. You won’t see any ...

According to Fitbit, a response to stress is often a release of microbursts of perspiration, which the Sense 2 can monitor. It then displays changes in your body's response via a timeline display ...

At the time of writing, the Fitbit Versa and Sense lines are still available ... Both have an AMOLED display and a narrow build that makes them comfortable to wear, with the Charge 6 offering ...

The Fitbit Sense 2 is a smartwatch compatible with iOS and Android and includes real-time heart rate monitor, steps, sleep and calories. It has a touchscreen display with 336 x 336 screen resolution.

The current Fitbit line up is a little long in the tooth, so I reassessed whether they are still worth your money today.

Google's erasure of Fitbit continues apace, and all signs now point to the brand's demise in the future. The company has ...

Other features include an always-on display (which drops your battery life down to 3 days when active), GPS, and mobile payment support via both Google Pay and Fitbit Pay. The Sense 2 doesn't run ...

As a pioneer in the health and wellness industry, it shouldn't be a surprise that Fitbit is still making ... Even with the same resolution, the larger display and smaller bezels on the Pixel ...

Then Google acquired the brand in 2021 and started integrating Fitbit smarts in its Pixel devices. Now fully a part of Google, there are still several Fitbit-branded models available, including ...

The Fitbit Sense 2, Fitbit's flagship smartwatch, usually goes for $299, but now you can snag one with a significant 33% discount—only for $199.95. The Fitbit Sense 2 offers the following ...