We'll hopefully have a clearer picture of which smartwatch is the better overall choice after spending more time with the Sense 2 and learning more about the Pixel Watch. Since Google owns Fitbit, the search giant's first smartwatch will include some of Fitbit's health-tracking features too.

The launch comes just before Google is expected to announce more details about the Pixel Watch's launch on Oct. The Sense 2 is also slightly cheaper than its predecessor, which was priced at $330 when it launched. I'll need more time with the watch to get a sense (no pun intended) of what all-day stress tracking really brings to Fitbit's latest wearable. I've been using the Fitbit Sense 2 for roughly two days, which is just enough time to appreciate the watch's more streamlined software and the return of the physical navigation button. Aside from an updated user interface that feels fresh and easier to navigate, the new body response sensor is the biggest factor that separates the Sense 2 from its 2-year-old predecessor.

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