In recent weeks, Fitbit has delivered sizable updates to its latest trackers that probably should have been included at launch. Curiously, the Fitbit Sense 2 is currently unavailable for purchase from Amazon.
The rest of Fitbit’s lineup, including the Pixel Watch, is available from Amazon. This includes trackers (Ace 3, Inspire 3, Luxe, and Charge 5), as well as the Versa 4 (and the Versa 2). The Versa 4 is even on discount at $179.99.
At the moment, you cannot buy the Fitbit Sense 2 from Amazon, either direct or via a third-party seller. The listing is entirely missing and has been for a week or so. It does not appear in search results or by direct link.
On the main Fitbit store page, the Sense 2 is listed in a box that cannot be clicked. The smartwatches product page lists details about the wearable, but the space where pricing should be is gone.
If the Sense 2 were simply out of stock, the product page would remain accessible. That’s also not the case as Fitbit, Google Store, Best Buy, Target, and various other retailers are still selling the premium smartwatch.
It’s an especially odd time to not have a product available at a major retailer, especially if it was missing in the lead-up to Christmas and during the gift card-rich season.
More on Fitbit Sense 2:
- You can now download Google Maps on Fitbit Versa 4 and Sense 2, but it doesn’t work yet
- How Google Maps on Fitbit Sense 2 & Versa 4 will work: Set-up, features, Android first, iPhone later
- Fitbit removing Google sign-in support ahead of account transition
- Fitbit on what stats improve by hitting Active Zone Minutes (AZMs) and 10,000 steps goals
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