Although the GPS accuracy from your Sense2 andor smartphone via Fitbit app might be less accurate than desired, from my experience MapMyWalk tends to overestimate distance, as I am presuming its ''Run' counterpart by the same company does also.
As far as proverbially jumping to another ship for your wearable fitness tracker: model-wise I am not sure, but any of the Garmin's with multiband GNSS reception be among my top consideration. Another option that I have considered is Samsung's latest Watch because it includes sleepapnea detection (accurately, the hitherto studies suggest) and I have a Galaxy S series smartphone (though, with which I am not entirely pleased). There are several other top-tier brands worthy of consideration, including Apple.
For me myself, the weighty characteristics for me include: accurate precise hearteate recording, precise accurate builtin satellite receptor for positional tracking, and other well-calibrated biometric sensors/features. Along with this, highquality platform for viewing the activities (without needing to export *.tcx files) and eas ability to sort & download the files is a prominent consideration (though secondary to the device itself), which I am not too certain which is best in this regard although I would guessume that Garmin has a decent data-accesaibility fornits customers considering thatit implemented the first *.tcx format. Tertiary benefits such as builtin Apple/Google-l -pay are bonuses but unlikely to sway me by themself.
When you use your Sense2 to record parambulations, do you don't purposely i.e. select which type of workout 'activity from the watch? For I do, without much an issue in this regard.
