This is a very helpful review. I don't need all of the bells and whistles of the new fitness trackers or smart watches. Since I'm a lady I need these smaller and lighter devices instead of smart watches from companies like samsung. And these items tend to go on sale around major holidays like mother's day, father's day, memorial day, labor day, etc.
Answering calls, Google Pay, and Google maps have now been added to Sense2 and Versa4. Also I've using the Versa4 for the past month and without the AOD continuously on (only use it if I go out at night). I'm getting easily 4 to 5 days of battery. As for the Pixel watch the battery is at the same level as the current Apple watch so industry standard for a fully-fledged smartwatch.
Thank you for this update. I am more concerned about that battery life. My Versa 2 kicked the bucket after 2 years, so did my Versa 3, Now I have to buy another smart watch. found one on sale used, but recondition to new for 60 bucks for the Versa 4 on Ebay.
after my Sense 2 "Experience" I will never buy another Google Product. Their are two kinds of customers of Google Products, those that got burned and those that will be.
@@robertstevens1537 sorry dude I don't give a damn if you like google or not, just stating my experience. Also, this is a Fitbit watch, running on FitbitOS designed and built by Fitbit. It's not a google watch, so I'm not sure what google has to do with it. Yes, they bought Fitbit in 2020 but, as stated by both CEO's the companies are still pretty much separate entities.
This is a very helpful review. I don't need all of the bells and whistles of the new fitness trackers or smart watches. Since I'm a lady I need these smaller and lighter devices instead of smart watches from companies like samsung. And these items tend to go on sale around major holidays like mother's day, father's day, memorial day, labor day, etc.
Answering calls, Google Pay, and Google maps have now been added to Sense2 and Versa4. Also I've using the Versa4 for the past month and without the AOD continuously on (only use it if I go out at night). I'm getting easily 4 to 5 days of battery. As for the Pixel watch the battery is at the same level as the current Apple watch so industry standard for a fully-fledged smartwatch.
Google bought it, Google owns it, Google Controls it. Then suddenly it stops working when they bring out their own product, I wonder what happened?
@@robertstevens1537 what exactly stopped working? 🤔🤔
Thank you for this update. I am more concerned about that battery life. My Versa 2 kicked the bucket after 2 years, so did my Versa 3, Now I have to buy another smart watch. found one on sale used, but recondition to new for 60 bucks for the Versa 4 on Ebay.
Do you know if the sleep part is comparable on the watch and the Sense?
after my Sense 2 "Experience" I will never buy another Google Product.
Their are two kinds of customers of Google Products, those that got burned and those that will be.
Well the Google pixel Watch is not that bad
Sorry dude after using Google products for the past 5 years I wouldn't use anything else, they are well above the competition.
@@yanni2737 so are you hoping for a raise, a promotion or just to be ignored during lay offs?
I have noticed some google shill's that don't like my comments. Try acting Ethically and making a good product and I will support google.
@@robertstevens1537 sorry dude I don't give a damn if you like google or not, just stating my experience. Also, this is a Fitbit watch, running on FitbitOS designed and built by Fitbit. It's not a google watch, so I'm not sure what google has to do with it. Yes, they bought Fitbit in 2020 but, as stated by both CEO's the companies are still pretty much separate entities.
Has GW5 also high and low heartrate alert?
The GW5 does have it
@@TheProductReviewer Thank you!