It's not simply a matter of the Versa 3 being the best Fitbit for everyone. The Versa 2 is a couple of years older but has stood the test of time well, and includes many of the features you'd ...

The Fitbit Versa 3 comes in at $229.95, ... with over twenty available right out of the box on each. That means there’s an option for the basics like walking, running, ...

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Fitbit Versa 3 at Verizon for $199.99; Plus, if you’re less interested in the stress tracking setup on the Fitbit Sense then it’s a hefty chunk cheaper for roughly the same feature set.. You ...

The Fitbit Versa 3 may not have the prettiest design, but it's supremely comfortable and has all the features you need. We think it's excellent. Here's why.

On the Versa 2, Fitbit used a physical button on the side of the watch, but the Sense and Versa 3 remove that for a pressure-sensitive area. It… works, but it doesn’t work very well.

Fitbit's Versa 4 isn't much of an upgrade over the Versa 3 and is plagued by lousy fitness tracking accuracy and a lack of third-party app support.

We’d expect Fitbit to launch the Sense 2 and Versa 3 in September. However, they could land in August to give more breathing room for the Google Pixel Watch. We’ll need to wait and see!

The Fitbit Versa 3 has 20 activity profiles on board straight out of the box and it also features built-in GPS and memory for offline music listening, meaning that this Fitbit can finally provide ...

About this Fitbit Versa 4 review: I tested the Fitbit Versa 4 over a period of five days. It was on firmware 61.20001.169.418 and connected to my Samsung Galaxy A51 throughout the testing period.

Whether you have a Charge 6, Versa 4, Sense 2, or Inspire 3, it’s best to start with a clean slate if your Fitbit fails to respond, won’t track or sync, or you want to gift it to a friend.

Fitbit's Versa 4 is a disappointment. Not only does it pale in comparison to some of the best fitness trackers, but it fails at being a quality generational advancement over its predecessor, the ...