Using the trackers is similar, too, from the look of the display to the available screen options. The Versa 3 does have one big brag here though as it can gain a day’s worth of battery in just 12 minutes.įitbit app integration: The experience of using the Fitbit app is the same for both devices. They both also charge up quickly, and they can go from 0% to 100% in just a couple of hours. In this case, the design change is welcomed.īattery life: Fortunately, the battery life for both is impressive, and they can both last up to 6 days depending on usage (I was able to go several days before I even thought about recharging). If you're looking for more colorways, Versa 3 has a couple more options.Ĭharger: The charger for the Versa 3 is updated, too - instead of clipping onto the watch face as the Versa 2 does, the Versa 3 charger is smaller and magnetically grips onto the device. Overall, the Versa 3 has a more pleasing look as a smartwatch, but the difference is minor. While it does look nicer, the updated button is harder to press, and I’m not sure it’s worth the tradeoff. It not only weighs slightly less than the Versa 2, but the side button of the Versa 2 has been replaced with a touch-type button that needs to be squeezed in order to press.

The band is smoother and clasps on in a more streamlined way. The overall look: Appearance-wise, the Versa 3 is noticeable sleeker.

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