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Sense 2 band that tucks under is literally the worst

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‎11-07-2023 15:34

‎11-07-2023 15:34

I just paid $200 for a watch that I cannot wear because the band is non-functional. When I put it on, it pinches my skin. If I need to adjust the size throughout the day, I have to take it off completely. It is not conducive to my needs.
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‎11-08-2023 03:24

‎11-08-2023 03:24

Welcome to the Fitbit community, @lildalb!

Sad to hear that you're having an issue comfortably wearing your Sense 2. Not knowing your wrist size I'd suggest trying the alternative sized band that is included. I'd also like to point out that there other bands available that follow a more conventional construction like the Sports Band for example. All of them can be found here:

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Stefan
Charge, Charge HR, Blaze, Versa, Versa 2, Charge 5, Charge 6, Versa 4, Aria, Aria 2, Pixel 4a, Pixel 7
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‎11-08-2023 04:16

‎11-08-2023 04:16

@lildalb agree. I hate those bands for the very same reason. It's not only Fitbit that came up with such a stupid solution but it seems like it's quite a significant trend among fitness trackers manufacturers. I suppose you may look for a third-party strap that works like a normal strap.

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