The app support is not very extensive and the accompanying smartphone app feels “cheap”.įor a smart device it is a pretty mediocre experience, little app support and you can really only do what the maker has come up with and you can pay for advanced health tracking and the number of programs that are included for free is quite small. This is a great watch, I would even recommend it if you want a simple watch but with some extra features.īut that's where we get to the problem right away, it's not a watch it's a smart watch and there comes a bit of a problem.

I don't have anything to compare it to, as this is my first activity tracker, but I'm very happy with it. If your screen is on and if your GPS is on, the battery will run a bit faster. I charged it Friday afternoon and it is now Monday afternoon and it is still at 70%. The battery lasts a long time for me, because I don't leave my screen on all the time. When I sit in front of the TV for a while, I get a vibration that it's time to move. The fitbit is waterproof, accurately measures my sleep and accurately measures my steps.

Now I walk a lot and I mainly want to use it for that and I did that last weekend. In addition, the fitbit fits very nicely on my (narrow) wrist.

It looks a lot like a watch and has a sleek design. I've been wearing it for a few days now and I'm very happy with it. The Coolblue video and the reactions to the 3 convinced me to go for this newer variant. I was very excited by the response to the Versa 3 and was about to pay for it when I saw this newer version online. My very first fitbit (and smartwatch/activity tracker at all) is this Fitbit versa 4.

Fitbit versa 3 charging cable