While it doesn’t offer stress tracking, skin temperature monitoring, or irregular heart rate alerts, the Versa 3 still provides basic heart rate monitoring and detailed sleep insights and tracks your health metrics over time.
The Versa 3 is particularly a good option for athletes, as the watch has built-in GPS and provides real-time feedback on your pace and distance, so you can leave your phone at home. With GPS, Alexa and Google Assistant, and music playback, it has excellent functionality at a more affordable price than the more high tech Fitbit Sense. The Fitbit Versa 3 is the best overall smartwatch, as it offers a good compromise between price and features. Cons: doesn’t offer stress tracking, electrocardiogram (ECG) app, or temperature monitoring.Pros: built-in GPS, Alexa and Google assistant, tracks health metrics over time.There are better smartwatches out there in terms of interface and third-party app support - for iOS users, the Apple Watch Series 3 is the same price as the Versa 2 with built-in GPS and great fitness tracking along with more apps, for example - but the Fitbit platform is excellent and the Versa 2 is a great performer with a good battery life and at a decent price point. Is the inclusion of built-in Alexa a game-changer for Fitbit's best selling smartwatch? Not on its own, but it is a great addition to have on top of the Versa 2's already decent feature set. Plus there's now built-in Alexa and more advanced sleep tracking. The overall design of the Versa 2 is more refined, while the introduction of an AMOLED panel over LCD means an Always On display feature is possible. The Fitbit Versa 2 is very similar to the original Versa and you'd be hard-pressed to spot the differences unless you really know your Versa smartwatches or look very closely. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Our quick take
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