Google versus Fitbit - Day Two Review of the Pixel Watch & Fitbit Sense 2...

Should you buy the Google Pixel Watch or the Fitbit Sense 2? This video will answer many of your questions and help you choose. This was my 2nd-day testing, wearing, sleeping, and learning the differences between Google & Fitbit...
Fitbit Sense 2 - reviewed for the past 32 days
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[@logan1644]

I love being your first comment. Your videos are great. Thank you for wearing two watches!😄

[@Drrck11]

I'm still keeping my Fitbit Sense. The battery-life keeps me loyal to it.

[@PeterHerget]

An excellent choice! I have big hopes for the Google Pixel Watch version 2.0

[@Drrck11]

@@PeterHerget Me too

[@tedjenkins1736]

@@PeterHerget Yes! I hope it is a bit larger and a bit bitter integrated with the Fitbit ecosystem. Waiting (im)patiently for it...

[@mubbles1066]

Interesting comparison…. still glad I chose the S2 over the Pixel,I’ll see if you change my mind over the next vids,though I think you won’t…. Too fiddly,too inconsistent,lousy battery life.

[@PeterHerget]

I would recommend the following instead of the Google Pixel Watch: 1. Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 2. Garmin Venu 2 Plus

[@arkboy4ever]

You can send responses on the fitbit but only on android

[@PeterHerget]

Yep, that is correct for Apple won't allow Fitbit to use their proprietary iMessage protocols yet.

[@Melaqua]

Seems like the goggle pixel watch wasn’t ready for prime time

[@PeterHerget]

I am happy to be an unpaid "BETA Tester" for the Google Pixel Watch. I am giving Google another week to release an update and then it will be returned for it has been far too frustrating to wear.

[@PeterHerget]

More strange things for the Pixel today… either the Google Watch app or the Pixel Watch itself kept turning on the AOD feature even though I disabled it last night when the battery was nearly dead. Was this the fault of the Dev or the Google QA Team?

[@tedjenkins1736]

While there are some things that I really like about the pixel watch, it was put back in the mail today to be returned. I am encouraged however for the next iteration! For now however I am sticking with my Venu 2 Plus.

[@PeterHerget]

I am wearing the Amazfit Falcon today on my left, and the Garmin Venu 2 Plus on my right. I have yet to decide if further testing is needed on the Google Pixel Watch. I did take it off and have not missed it over the last six hours.

[@PeterHerget]

I wore my Garmin Venu 2 Plus all day today and it was a great reprieve from the Google Pixel Watch.

[@rauli2780]

The charger will ring twice when charging once showing it's charging and once when the screen goes dark.

[@PeterHerget]

Your Google Pixel Watch does that consistently?

[@rauli2780]

Yah, I turned off all automatic screen on options. So I have to press crown to view. I put it on the charger, I get a chime, then 10 seconds later when the screen go's off I get a second chime.

[@paramountkid413]

Great comparison video of your watches!

[@PeterHerget]

Thanks for watching!

[@yanni2737]

It's the plug not the watch, I had the same problem and when I changed the socket it worked amazing

[@PeterHerget]

Good to know, thank you, Yanni :)

[@ExposedRoot]

After 11 years of Fitbits with my last being my Sense, I waited years for that Pixel. I was excited. When I went to see it and did the research it was a bust in every way. I was done. I bought a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and no looking back. I love love my 5 Pro. I don't miss fitbit at all. Loved the iterations over the years but I was ready for a grown up smart watch and that pixel was not it. I love Samsung health. I have a Samsung flagship phone so that makes it seem less along with my TV and budss.

[@PeterHerget]

What a lovely comment, thank you, ExposeRoot. I loaned my Fitbit Sense 2.0 to my neighbor to help me test it. All in all, yeah, the Google Pixel Watch version 1.0 was a HUGE, ginormous letdown. Google chose the wrong processor, the wrong battery capacity, and failed to integrate Fitbit. I am SO glad I returned mine and don't feel guilty about returning it. I buy watches to keep and if they are horrible, yeah, I return them. If they are worth my time, yeah, I'll keep them like I did with the Fitbit Sense 2.0, the Amazfit Falcon, and the list goes on. As for the Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro, yeah, I just got mine back the other week after loaning it to a friend to wear & test, Stefano. He's been on the channel with me many times. The Watch5 Pro is a terrific timepiece, smart, fantastic battery life, and I love the sapphire screen. I miss the bezel 200% and hope they bring it back for the Watch6 later in 2023. Have you tried the snore detection feature of the Galaxy Watch5? I don't snore and Samsung gave me proof😁

[@Phleemflam]

You love your 12 hour battery life too on your galaxy?

[@sixraven]

I would be interested in the heart health features, ECG, Rate, Oxygen, Sleep info. I currently have the Galaxy 4, everything works except the ECG as my phone is a Pixel 7 Pro. Samsung health is free, I see google will charge for the features, does Garmin charge? Great info in the video and keep up the good work..

[@PeterHerget]

Okay, I will do my best to test all of those features.

[@robertstevens1537]

I just got my fitbit Sense 2, and I will never buy another Google Product. Their are two types of Google customers, those that have gotten burned and those that will be.

[@PeterHerget]

I understand your point of view ALL to well. Shortly after purchasing my Fitbit Sense 2.0 they dropped the price by $100.00 USD, what the heck! I was just outside of my return window and Fitbit would not give me any discounts - bummer... Back in 2018 I was able to attend C.E.S. in Las Vegas and searched for the Fitbit company folks. I found them and I was so jazzed about meeting the Fitbit Organization for the first time and then it happened - rejected! The employees were not only rude, but also didn't even want to talk to a geek with over 30,000,000 Fitbit steps logged. I stopped wearing Fitbit gadgets for over a month after that happened in protest. As for the Fitbit Sense 2, it is a good wearable with above average quality/accuracy; however, for a company that specializes in health wearables, yes, they should have released something better than the 2020 technology.

[@besweeeet2]

A bit disappointed the Sense 2 can't at least reply to messages. Not sure if that will be a deal-breaker for me (mine arrives tomorrow).

[@PeterHerget]

I don't like to give disappointing news 🗞️ Are you going to connect your Fitbit Sense 2.0 tracker to an Android or an Apple smartphone?

[@besweeeet2]

@@PeterHerget Android

[@PeterHerget]

When a Fitbit smartwatch is connected to an Android smartphone, yep... there are more possibilities and different features available. I loaned my Sense 2.0 Fitbit to a friend. I'll ask them about the text messages.

[@feline-fox]

Comprehensive video but I would have liked to see both interact with an Android phone as that's what the majority of pixel watch buyers are going to own.

[@PeterHerget]

Thank you. Fitbit device owners are pretty evenly balanced when it comes to connecting their healthy wearable to either an Apple iPhone or some Google Android OS smartphone. That being said, yeah, I won't mind reshooting the video. I have my Fitbit Sense 2.0 paired with a OnePlus 9 Pro smartphone running Android 13 and yes, Fitbit gadgets often pair more nicely with an Android over Apple. Alas, I disliked the Google Pixel Watch too much and didn't keep it in my gadget-filled life...

[@littlelouisel]

Am i better off wirh a sense two do you think

[@PeterHerget]

Yep, no need whatsoever to upgrade.

[@soundtecked]

Why so many rings are they smart

[@PeterHerget]

Yes, in fact, today, I am wearing four smart rings - three ŌURA Rings and one Ultrahuman Ring Air.

[@soundtecked]

@@PeterHerget are u testing them how they doing?

[@PeterHerget]

I am liking the Ultrahuman Ring Air very much for it more comfortable to wear than the ŌURA Rings. 1. ŌURA Ring 2.0 and I've worn it for nearly two years straight (left ring finger) 2. ŌURA Ring 3.0 silver - worn on my right thumb and has been worn by me for 1.5 years 3. ŌURA Ring 3.0 slate - right middle finger or left index (nearly two-years old) 4. Circular Ring (replaced by the Ultrahuman Ring for my Circular Ring stopped working and had Bluetooth connection issues) 5. Ultrahuman Ring - I wear it on my left index and will soon reach the two-week mark.

[@kristinaalcock1954]

No real useful or significant information.

[@PeterHerget]

I disagree