Fitbit has redesigned that button to be an inductive indent that provides haptic feedback when activated. The only complaint we have about the Versa 3 is its side button, or rather the lack thereof.

However, a lot of the in-depth fitness stats are behind the paywall of the Fitbit Premium subscription, which is the case for the Versa 2 and the Sense as well.ĭespite that, there’s a lot the Versa 3 can do, including monitor blood oxygen levels while you sleep, track your outdoor workouts in real time thanks to the built-in GPS – which isn’t pinpoint accurate but as close as won’t make a difference for the average user – and offers the option of an always-on display. In fact, the Versa 3 is almost as capable as the Fitbit Sense – the only features it misses out on that the more premium wearable offers is stress management and advanced heart monitoring. A few design tweaks means it looks better too and, with a plethora of fitness statistics on tap, it’s a very compelling wearable for anyone on a budget. The Fitbit Versa 3 not only fixes that problem, but also comes with a better display than its predecessor. The Versa line has proved to be quite successful for Fitbit, but the lack of on-board GPS detracted from the Versa 2’s abilities.

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