Find out more about how we test. When it was first unveiled, the Fitbit Versa was positioned by the San Francisco-based health tech firm as a smartwatch, with a lighter design in comparison to previous devices, more personalization options, and with a battery life of over four days.
Since then, we've seen the company also introduce the Fitbit Versa Lite - a pared down and cheaper version of the device you're reading about here - as well as the Fitbit Versa 2 and Fitbit Versa 3which build upon the original device and are among the best Fitbits you can buy today.
These newer models have expanded what the company's fitness trackers can do, but it's more expensive than this original watch and many will still find the Versa a suitable option for their wrist. Read on below to learn everything that stands out about the Fitbit Versa and how we feel about the smartwatch.
Priced at £ The price isn't always that low, but the point is you can shop around for a better deal than the standard selling price. Then there's also the Fitbit Versa Lite. We've seen that price drop with time, but if you can find the original Versa for less than the Lite it's worth opting for this watch instead.
The Fitbit Versa is available in silver, black or rose gold as well as several watch strap color combinations. Fitbit claims the Versa is one of its lightest smartwatches yet due to its ultra-thin, anodized aluminum case and slightly tapered and angled design that has been built to fit small or large wrists.
These are easy enough to press and proved to work perfectly while using the Versa for both focused exercise and day-to-day wear. The traditional watch-style clasp is super easy to fasten and release, while retaining a good grip during intense workouts; something we prefer to those modern button-style straps some smartwatches and activity trackers have these days.
As with the Ionic, these straps are also interchangeable with many Guld och Silver colored metal, fabric or silicon versions in case you want to change up the watch style entirely. Touch commands also seem to be much improved over the Ionic, which seemed to suffer a little from latency.
Now commands seem to be fluid and uninterrupted. Current page: Introduction, price and design. US Edition. North America. Tech Radar Gaming. TechRadar Verdict. Go to page: Introduction, price and design Introduction, price and design Fitness features and battery life Interface and app Verdict and competition.
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