Armed with heart-rate and blood oxygen sensors, the Versa 2 is the Fitbit most people will want. Amazon has it for 25% off MSRP.

Is Fitbit Versa 3 better than Fitbit Versa 2? If you are looking for the two most powerful names in the Fitbit line of fitness trackers, then you need to consider Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Versa 2.

Image: Fitbit. If you own a Fitbit Charge 3, Ionic, Versa, Versa Lite, or Versa 2, it's time to check the app for a new Estimated Oxygen Variation Graph.

The Fitbit Charge 4 and Versa 2 have largely the same fitness tracking features – with a few big differences. So let’s cover off what they both do.

Fitbit has taken the wraps off of its 2020 lineup, including the new flagship-level Sense, the Versa 3, and the Inspire 2. All three offer new features.

The Fitbit Versa 2 is a good entry level smartwatch for those who want to track their fitness and don’t mind not owning the latest technology.

The Fitbit Versa 4 is the ideal Fitbit for anyone who likes to shake up their exercise routine. If you do CrossFit one day, go for a run the next, then get into an HIIT workout, grab the Versa 4.

The Versa 3 also uses Fitbit's new Infinity Band, and the watch itself has a more streamlined design, the company says. Like the Sense, it has an AMOLED display at the front.

Today, Fitbit released updates to three of its most popular fitness wearables: the Inspire 3, the Versa 4, and the Sense 2. All three are available for preorder starting today.

The Versa 3 also sports the new PurePulse 2.0 heart-rate sensor as well as on-board music storage and playlists from Pandora and Deezer for subscribers, so you can leave your phone at home.