The Sense features a taller and much wider AMOLED colour display in a 40mm stainless steel case (40.48mm x 40.48mm x 12.35mm) and also comes with a choice of small and large bands. These include Lunar White/Soft Gold, Black/Graphite, Orchid/Platinum and the special edition Gorjana Soft Gold Parker Link bracelet. It comes in a 36mm stainless steel case (36.30mm x 17.62mm x 10.05mm) with a choice of small and large bands in four colours. The screen on the Luxe is an AMOLED colour display. The Luxe is a slim fashion-forward fitness tracker, while the Sense features a square display and a wider band. That means you’ll be spending between £100 and £150 more for the Sense, depending on whether you’re considering the standard or the special edition Luxe. When it comes to cost, the Sense is definitely the more expensive of the two Fitbits. Read on to discover what the two wearables have in common and what sets them apart.

We’ve already examined how the Luxe compares to the Fitbit Charge 4, but how does it stand up next to the pricier Sense. The Sense, on the other hand, is a premium smartwatch that focuses primarily on health tracking with a larger colour display, and plenty of fitness tracking tools too. It features a slim colour display and fashionable bands, along with a long list of fitness and health tracking capabilities. The Luxe is a tracker that sits just below the Charge 4 in Fitbit’s range. The Fitbit Luxe is the latest fitness tracker in the wearable maker’s line up, but how does it compare to the Fitbit Sense ?

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