Discover the Top 5 Fashion Fitness Smart Watches with GPS Available in Canada for 2026

And its tightly integrated with Fitbit Premium for deeper data analysis and on-demand workouts, giving it a fitness-tracking edge over many of the best smartwatches around at the moment.

Comfortable to wear for long periods

Automatic stress monitoring tools

What elevates it from a good watch to one of the best Fitbits though is the new stress-tracking feature. The EDA sensor now monitors continuously throughout the day to help you keep track of your body's response to difficult situations.

But the Sense 2 does have a few noteworthy upgrades. It has a fresher design, a new interface influenced by Google's Wear OS, and an EDA sensor for tracking your current stress levels, making for Fitbit's most holistic watch yet.

The Fitbit Sense 2 is absolutely a watch you can wear more-or-less 24 too. It’s light, and 5ATM water resistance means it’s happy enough in the shower or swimming pool.

However, as the most recent flagship Fitbit, you will be able to grab one at discount in the Black Friday Fitbit deals, increasing the value of the total package.

Fitbit has added a physical button to the Sense 2. All those complaints about the annoying touch panel on the original paid off. The Sense 2 design isn’t super-fresh, then, but the look has only noticeably aged in one dimension.

However, this isn’t obvious all the time, just in certain lighting conditions that highlight where the screen ends, because the Sense 2 display is an OLED panel. It’s the ideal tech for a smartwatch because emissive pixels let unlit parts of the screen sink into the background.

Several basic exercises (including running and biking) are also recorded automatically. Additionally, the Sense 2 can manually track an expanded set of other activities, with over 20 options like CrossFit, kickboxing, dance, and cross-country skiing.

Speaking of, vibration strength on this watch is superb. On the Light setting, I could already clearly feel notifications come through, even while in motion or driving. With other trackers, including other Fitbit models, that sometimes isn’t the case.

The Sense 2 (top) is notably thinner and lighter than the original Sense (bottom).

Your first interactions with the Sense 2 will be utterly smooth. Setup is much faster than with the original Sense—no more having to manually configure Wi-Fi for the initial round of software updates. It just happens seamlessly.

Included with the Sense 2 is the tracker itself, small and large silicon-like bands, and a charging cable. You can choose between several body colors (black, silver, and gold); each comes with a different default band color.

The Sense 2’s defining feature remains its continuous electrodermal activity (cEDA) sensor. Unlike heart rate variability or subjective stress scores alone, cEDA tracks physiological stress responses throughout the day, identifying moments when the body shows signs of...

The Fitbit Sense 2 advanced stress monitoring, heart rate tracking, and sleep insights demonstrate the broader health benefits of wearable technology , offering actionable data that supports recovery, stress management, and overall wellness.

The minimalist case design, rounded edges, and lightweight construction make it well suited for 24/7 wear—an essential requirement for a health-focused wearable.

One element I made the most of is custom clock faces. There are heaps to choose from on the app, and it's easy to switch between them. These will display different metrics that can align with your interests.

The Fitbit Sense 2 was easy and intuitive to set up. It comes with the montitor separate from the strap, and you can choose your strap size when setting your watch up.

It is comfortable. The Sense 2 is slim and light enough to wear 24/7, including overnight, which is essential for a device whose whole job is continuous monitoring.

Sleep tracking is among the best. Fitbit has been refining sleep tracking longer than almost anyone, and it shows. The morning Sleep Score plus stress score combo gives you a quick daily read on how much capacity you actually have that day.

Battery life is honest. Six days is realistic with normal use, which matters because a watch that dies every night cannot track your sleep, and sleep data is half the burnout picture.