Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Versa 2 has a great screen, and the "always on" option is a big add. Battery life is a solid couple days, but not much more consistently. Smartwatch features are pretty basic, but activity and fitness tracking is solid. Reminder, this uses your phone for GPS, it is not built in. Sleep tracking is good, but the addition of the SPO2 feature is only marginally helpful as it does not provide much detail in the sleep app and as far as I can tell you cannot do a manual SPO2 measurement, which would be a nice feature. App store is not huge but watch face selection is actually pretty plentiful. Personally the addition of Alexa is not a huge benefit, as Alexa can only listen, she "replies" on-screen only. The Fitbit software app is what I would call Very Good, meaning better than the bare bones Google Fit app but not as rich as Garmin. Overall I would recommend this for someone who wants a little bit of everything, but is not going to try and do sophisticated Smart Watch or detailed Fitness Tracking tasks. A strong value for the price.

I love how the watch looks. Very easy to set up and love the tracking of your steps, workouts, food, etc. I wish it had a built in GPS and wish it was easier to transfer your music into the watch.

I have really enjoyed all the features of this smart watch. If you read reviews, you'll see that the Versa 2 is not ranked as one of the top smart watches. My take on it is that it depends what you want from it. My biggest need when I purchased it was for general fitness info and the sleep tracking, and it had really surpassed my expectations. This definitely isn't my go to GPS watch for tracking runs, but I can say I will definitely wear this watch for everyday use since it's very comfortable and stylish compared to the GPS watch which is more useful for sport only. I also like all the different data you can get from this watch. It can help you pinpoint areas you can work on to boost your health. It's very useful for goal-setting, and the smart alarm feature is great.

I bought this FitBit Watch for my husband because he had FitBit envy after he bought mine for my birthday. He loves it! It's great for tracking various activities, sleep patterns, SpO2, etc. I wish it had GPS so I could keep track of him better, but he's okay with no GPS. He likes being able to change the watch face and has two favorites. I ordered a black leather band that complements this Iron Mist FitBit. My husband switches back and forth wearing the Charcoal Woven Jacquard Band to run and workout and the black leather band to church and to work.

This is a handy watch with good exercise routines, sleep, heart etc. Wish it was real-time GPS with call features since there is a built in mic for use with alexa

My Ionic was a bit dinged up, so I decided to go with the Versa 2. It's a nice looking watch and it performs well/is very responsive. Fitbit is a little more oriented to the fitness side, but the smartwatch features and notifications are perfectly sufficient for me with the notifications, weather, some news apps, etc. The only downside is syncing can sometimes be a bit wonky, but generally going into the app and syncing will do the trick. On the positive side, I do like that Fitbit operates from a single phone app instead of several like some other Android options out there. The sleep score functionality is interesting. I did lose built-in GPS from the Ionic, but the connected GPS works fine for me as I have the phone on me 95% of the time. Obviously it would be an issue for those that don't like carrying their phone though. I really like the always-on functionality as it feels more like a true watch. Always on does eat into battery life a bit (and you have to use a simple face, likely to preserve battery, although a more complex one lies under it), but it still beats out most other options out there. Overall, I'm very happy with it.

I purchased this watch over the Apple Watch for two primary reasons: the integrated sleep app and to link to MyFitnessPal. I am now 7 months into this watch and I’m done. As a step tracker, it is awesome. It used to link to MyFitnessPal but now, no more. Constant disconnect/reconnect doesn’t work. It has never been able to connect to my iPhone 11 GPS for bike rides, just spins endlessly trying to connect and I get a sleep score which is incredibly helpful, 2-3 times per month. As advertised, the watch has a number of awesome features but if most of them don’t work consistently if at all, then what’s the point? Will spend the extra bank for an Apple Watch.

This was a gift and the recipient is happy with it. Right now she’s mostly using the smart watch features (text notifications, etc) plus sleep and steps. Decided to go with the 2 rather than the 3 since for her the GPS and other new features were not really useful.

After my 2nd Ionic died I purchased the new Versa 2. Will go 4-5 days with normal useage- does everything the Ionic did except GPS but uses iPhone GPS - no issue for me since I listen to music when I exercise. Only question will this die after 1-1.5 years.

Though lacking true GPS and difficult to connect with Alexa- this smartwatch has many features that make it a good value for the money. Many apps available to download - love the calculator! Nice color choices for the band. Good asset to track fitness.

Great watch for fitness. No built in gps but no problem if you carry your phone. Great pairing with iPhone and Fitbit app. A lot of stats and great community on app to keep you motivated. Careful of the scratches. After a while they added up.

I enjoy this smartwatch. I login my food consumed along with my water intake. It tracks my steps to miles whether on the runs or on my treadmill. I use the GPS options to check the distance on the new areas that I haven't been before. The GPS on the unit only goes to calculate it on your phone. It doesn't have GPS built in like the next model up. I have checked things both ways and really don't see much of a mileage change. So the GPS isn't really needed for me since most of my walks are in the same areas. I don't feel the need to keep my phone on me to just double check my mileage. This is a great tool for checking your calories in and out. I would get a protector for the screen. I also changed out the band for a more softer look and feel. Love this smartwatch. Oh the greatest part is in 2 weeks losing 4lbs.

My wife had long used another Fitbit device, but she needed a larger face. this does the trick. At first she was hesitant. Now she loves it. She is not a runner so the lack of GPS support is not an issue.

Definitely am improvement from Versa One. Quick response and very sharp LCD screen. Sleek design looks similar to the Apple Watcj design but at a much lower price. The two things i do not like are first the fact that the GPS is not built into the watch and so you have to use it with a cell phone to get real time tracking and other services. The second is since it does not tlhave the GPS chop built in like the Ionic version, it drains the cell phone battery because of the constant connectivity.

Fitbit Versa 2 provides everything I need or want and has a decent battery life. Versa 3 provides GPS without your phone, but that was not important to me.

One of the best fitness trackers I’ve owned. Has the design and looks of a apple watch when compared to older fitbits. Doesn’t have as many smart watch features and lacks gps

If you want an overpriced step and heart rate tracker then it's a great buy! No built in gps which is fine cause it will connect to your phone. But then it tracks a completely different course while your running or sometimes not at all. Even when your phone is in performance mode. Get the charge or the downgraded version for hr and steps. Not worth the effort or money for a smart fitness watch. Good battery though.

This is my second Versa 2 as I dropped the first one and the screen quit working. It is a cool product for someone that may not have as physical a job as I do and is cautious to not drop or bang it against things. If you want something more durable from Fitbit the Charge models are excellent. The GPS seems a bit off when comparing it to my Runkeeper app. Have not had a chance to compare on an official run yet.

Everything about this fitbit is awesome! Except the GPS. It doesn't show your full route, it cuts out and its doesn't give an accurate reading of calories and distance even when you have your phone with you. Great that its waterproof.

I wish Fitbit OS was a bit better, but it does everything you need. Alexa integration is useless to me. Active tracking is meh, as long as you start your workouts you'll be good. Lack of GPS sucks, but you get over it. I have my phone on me all the time anyway.