The Fitbit Versa is a compact, lightweight smartwatch and fitness tracker with an improved interface for easier fitness stat readouts. It's water-resistant to 50 meters, and works with iOS and Android. Many of the apps and watch faces are useful and fun
Its battery life falls short of other Fitbit fitness trackers. The apps and watch faces aren't always easy to load. Music transfer to the watch is complicated and limited. The pricier tap-to-pay model is only available outside the US. There's no on-board
The Fitbit Versa is the best fusion of smartwatch and general fitness tracker under $200, if you can live with its limitations...
Abstract: Fitbit is considered the gold standard in fitness tracking technology. The company has made a range of affordable bracelets that double as fitness trackers, they have the best analytics in the business and the most interoperable apps.Fitbit even has a c...
More affordable than Ionic, Fitbit's most attractive device to date, A fantastic screen, paired with excellent battery life
Even with Fitbit OS 2.0, Notifications are a still an afterthought, No standalone GPS tracking, NFC not included on standard model
"If you go into this device with the right expectations, it's a great product -- just don't expect it to change how you view Fitbit or its products"...
Ultimately, though, whether or not these app limitations should affect your decision to buy-in on the Versa is going to depend on what you're looking for. If your primary motivation is fitness, then the Versa is a great - and maybe one of the best - optio...
Abstract: There's a new Fitbit smartwatch in town and its a second-generation of one of our favourite models. Here we compare the Fitbit Versa with the Versa 2 explaining what's different in price, design and specs. It's good news on the price front as the Versa 2...
Compact design, Fitbit ecosystem and app, Lots of straps and colour choices
Battery life isn't amazing, No GPS limitations, Bulky battery charging
So is the Fitbit Versa that smartest of the smartwatches? No, it isn't. But it is a smarter Fitbit, serving the needs of Fitbit fans, providing a little more interaction with your smartphone, while offering you a wide suite of health tracking functions.Th...
Published: 2018-05-02, Author: Abbas , review by: techradar.com
Lightweight design, Fitbit's most customizable wearable, Relatively low price
Feels a little cheap and childish, Battery life not as good as Ionic, No GPS
While its feature set and battery life isn't quite on par with that of the Fitbit Ionic, the Versa feels very much the same watch in a different, lighter and friendlier design.It also brings a clear, bright and beautiful screen, a new and improved heart r...
Published: 2018-04-18, Author: Lee , review by: Theinquirer.net
Nice lightweight design, customisable, relatively low price for the feature set
Battery life not as good as Ionic, feels somewhat cheap, Rating:
The Versa has completely changed the game for Fitbit. You can now get your hands on some great fitness tracking features that all sync with the well-designed Fitbit app for much less than before. It's essentially a really good option for those that really...
As fans of the larger, more expensive Ionic, we appreciate that for the Versa Fitbit hasn't cut back too many features to allow for the smaller watch size and much-cheaper price-tag. The lack of built-in GPS affects only the determined phone-free runner...
