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Google Fitbit Sense 2 Smartwatch — Bluetooth Calling, Built-in GPS & ECG Health Tracking! $209.99 CAD (36% Off)
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Best Buy currently carries the Google Fitbit Sense 2 Smartwatch (Blue Mist) for $209.99 CAD (regular $329.99, 36% off). Free shipping on orders over $35.
The Sense 2 packs health tracking and everyday connectivity onto your wrist. It shows messages and app notifications, and Bluetooth calling lets you make and take calls through a paired phone. Built-in Alexa handles hands-free requests, and it works with both Android and iPhone (some features require the companion app).

For wellness, it tracks heart rate throughout the day, supports on-device ECG readings, and adds stress monitoring, skin temperature sensing, sleep tracking, and women's health tracking so you can follow your trends (health data is an estimate and not intended for medical use). Activity tracking covers steps, calories, distance, running, swimming (5 ATM water resistance), and golfing, with an altimeter on board, and multi-band GNSS GPS maps your routes and distance without your phone.
The 336 x 336 AMOLED touchscreen keeps stats and notifications easy to read. The aluminum case with a silicone band weighs about 38 g for comfortable daily wear. Battery life reaches 6+ days, with wireless (Qi) charging, fast charging support, roughly 120 minutes to charge, and NFC.

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